Guest guest Posted June 8, 2008 Report Posted June 8, 2008 I think I might be in trouble with this one. You know what happened when a dismemberment experience was first tried on me, lol! It took about 4 tries and being in the hypnagogic state before I could let it happen. Lately I have been seeing things out of the corners of my eyes. I am SUCH a scaredy cat it is truly pathetic. I'm not sure how to improve on this so I don't end up found one morning with a frozen look of fear on my face. Sarita , " chrism " <> wrote: > > This goes back to the fact of the Kundalini blending the realities > that overlap the physical into one large reality. Without drugs and > sometimes this symptom can be permanent. The ancients would say that > one who has the Kundalini has had their eyelids ripped off. > > Meaning that they now see the > other realms as easy as another sees only the physical.This is where > the control of fear becomes so important because you can witness > another's fear and in fearing it buy into it as a (new) personal > fear. > > Another reason I ask those going into the awakening to not expose > themselves to the scary or fear inducing movies or other > entertainments, lest they form an unwitting > attachment to those fears. > > Most important is a persons attitude about fear. > > Some embrace an attitude of not paying too much attention to it and > this is good as a place of non- attachment is good and will serve as > a governance to a degree. But it is all hyperbole until one can > confront and resolve their own personal fear issues. > > - chrism > Quote
Guest guest Posted June 8, 2008 Report Posted June 8, 2008 It's easy Sarita; start drinking - Teehee! , " Sarita " <sarita1969 wrote: > > I think I might be in trouble with this one. You know what happened > when a dismemberment experience was first tried on me, lol! It took > about 4 tries and being in the hypnagogic state before I could let it > happen. > > Lately I have been seeing things out of the corners of my eyes. I am > SUCH a scaredy cat it is truly pathetic. I'm not sure how to improve > on this so I don't end up found one morning with a frozen look of > fear on my face. > > Sarita > > , " chrism " > <@> wrote: > > > > This goes back to the fact of the Kundalini blending the realities > > that overlap the physical into one large reality. Without drugs and > > sometimes this symptom can be permanent. The ancients would say > that > > one who has the Kundalini has had their eyelids ripped off. > > > > Meaning that they now see the > > other realms as easy as another sees only the physical.This is > where > > the control of fear becomes so important because you can witness > > another's fear and in fearing it buy into it as a (new) personal > > fear. > > > > Another reason I ask those going into the awakening to not expose > > themselves to the scary or fear inducing movies or other > > entertainments, lest they form an unwitting > > attachment to those fears. > > > > Most important is a persons attitude about fear. > > > > Some embrace an attitude of not paying too much attention to it and > > this is good as a place of non- attachment is good and will serve > as > > a governance to a degree. But it is all hyperbole until one can > > confront and resolve their own personal fear issues. > > > > - chrism > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted June 8, 2008 Report Posted June 8, 2008 We still love you Sarita! The eye lid thing though reminds me of a story about Shiva and Shakti. But my addled brain (this is your brain on stats-ii) isn't recalling it. Can someone help me here. Something about Shiva incinerating the world by opening his eyes, and Shakti helping him close them. Peter , " Sarita " <sarita1969 wrote: > > I think I might be in trouble with this one. You know what happened > when a dismemberment experience was first tried on me, lol! It took > about 4 tries and being in the hypnagogic state before I could let it > happen. > > Lately I have been seeing things out of the corners of my eyes. I am > SUCH a scaredy cat it is truly pathetic. I'm not sure how to improve > on this so I don't end up found one morning with a frozen look of > fear on my face. > > Sarita > > , " chrism " > <@> wrote: > > > > This goes back to the fact of the Kundalini blending the realities > > that overlap the physical into one large reality. Without drugs and > > sometimes this symptom can be permanent. The ancients would say > that > > one who has the Kundalini has had their eyelids ripped off. > > > > Meaning that they now see the > > other realms as easy as another sees only the physical.This is > where > > the control of fear becomes so important because you can witness > > another's fear and in fearing it buy into it as a (new) personal > > fear. > > > > Another reason I ask those going into the awakening to not expose > > themselves to the scary or fear inducing movies or other > > entertainments, lest they form an unwitting > > attachment to those fears. > > > > Most important is a persons attitude about fear. > > > > Some embrace an attitude of not paying too much attention to it and > > this is good as a place of non- attachment is good and will serve > as > > a governance to a degree. But it is all hyperbole until one can > > confront and resolve their own personal fear issues. > > > > - chrism > > > Quote
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