Kundalini Community?? LINDA

[Guest guest]

Wow! Elektra, you are the first person who has not dismissed my

experiences with weather as poo-poo. I separated a thunder storm once

and held it back for a couple of hours until I was finished and then

it immediately came back together and we had a good abundance rain

all over Victoria area. I didn't realize it was that big of a storm

cloud until afterwards. I think people have this ability more than

they realize. All our thoughts and what we say have an effect on us

and everyone/things around us. As we learn to control our

minds/thoughts, we control our experiences. It may be a little hard

for a few to over ride the collective, but I believe it can be done.

 

Linda

 

, Elektra Fire

<elektra.fire wrote:

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> Linda, I know you are right, alchemists can control the elements

and masters in the making can control the weather.

> I have separated the clouds above my head through thought and

stopped the rain many times with a simple request.

> The Native Americans know of Rain and Sun dances.

> With Kundalini this power grows.

>

> You go there weather girl!

> love e x x x

>

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[Guest guest]

i like your weather experiments too linda...

in britain so much of our lifes revolve around the weather we have

daily convesations with people about it here!

 

my kids and i often play at cloud busting, if you look at the cloud as

it is busting you can see little balls at work in them , sometimes a

little electric snake zap...and as the cloud clears it often disperses

in the shape of a dragon flying across the sky then gone

look at orgone cloud busters wilhelm reich...i think orgone is another

word for lifeforce, so evidence you can change the weather with

kundalini!

 

paula

[Guest guest]

Linda,

 

I would not dismiss your experiences with weather either. One of the

first books I ever read about yoga way back when I was about 10 or 11

was Jess Stearn's " Yoga, Youth and Reincarnation " , which told tales of

a yoga teacher breaking up clouds using concentration. Shortly after

that I read " Tibet's Great Yogi, Milarepa " , which chronicled, among

other things, Milarepa's experiences controlling the weather....

 

Love, blessings, thanks,

 

David

[Guest guest]

Thanks David, I had never heard of those books, but George Noorey was

talking about it one night and several people called in saying they

could do that,too. If I had not of heard that show I would have never

talked about it with anyone...well except for family members and they

just think of it as coincidence. I do think they believe a little bit

though, but it is too far out for them speak it as so. Even James has

been warming up to some of my quirkiness lately! I came close to

talking a little about K with him this past week. *sigh* Maybe someday.

 

Linda

 

 

, " djgottlieb "

<dgottlieb wrote:

>

> Linda,

>

> I would not dismiss your experiences with weather either. One of the

> first books I ever read about yoga way back when I was about 10 or 11

> was Jess Stearn's " Yoga, Youth and Reincarnation " , which told tales

of

> a yoga teacher breaking up clouds using concentration. Shortly after

> that I read " Tibet's Great Yogi, Milarepa " , which chronicled, among

> other things, Milarepa's experiences controlling the weather....

>

> Love, blessings, thanks,

>

> David

>