Guest guest Posted August 21, 2009 Report Posted August 21, 2009 and I am quite a bit dizzy. Good thing I'm at my desk. Thanks, Bill Quote
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2009 Report Posted August 21, 2009 Hi Bill: I apologize that I cannot answer your question. But from a personal experience, there was a time when this happened to me after hearing a song performed live. It was a beautiful song...but I rushed home and you get the idea. There was a second time when I was driving to work, and actually had to pull off the side of the road. I called it Orange Crush based on the REM song. There I was dizzy, my heart splintering open and sick. I find that this is an instant reaction to anything graphic. I stopped watching TV quite awhile ago. In my scenario,I considered it a release...a clearing and purging, because it was so beyond anything that could have been associated with a typical sickness. Not sure it that helps, as I anticipate you are looking for answers. -Danielle , " astronutski " <astronutski wrote: > > and I am quite a bit dizzy. Good thing I'm at my desk. > Thanks, > Bill > Quote
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2009 Report Posted August 21, 2009 As you make changes in your life to support the Kundalini transformation the dizzyness will pass and so will many of the discomforts we can experience due to a resistance to change. - blessings Bill. - chrism , " astronutski " <astronutski wrote: > > and I am quite a bit dizzy. Good thing I'm at my desk. > Thanks, > Bill > Quote
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2009 Report Posted August 24, 2009 Hi there My first time entering group discussions...my dizziness seemed to increase over time after the spinning in the 5 Tibetans it has now increased in intensity but lasts for a shorter period and somehow seesm more bearable and controllable..it goes away quicker if i go straight into the next exercise...not sure if this is because i have been afflicted with vertigo intermittentely for the last 12 years Byee marie-anna On 8/21/09, <> wrote: > > > > As you make changes in your life to support the Kundalini transformation > the dizzyness will pass and so will many of the discomforts we can > experience due to a resistance to change. - blessings Bill. - chrism > > --- In <%40ya\ hoogroups.com>, > " astronutski " <astronutski wrote: > > > > and I am quite a bit dizzy. Good thing I'm at my desk. > > Thanks, > > Bill > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2009 Report Posted August 24, 2009 Welcome marie-anna, looking forward to getting to know you. It helps me with the dizziness to go straight into the next tibetan, as well. Love & blessings, Linda , marie-anna marais <flowertheresa wrote: > > Hi there > > My first time entering group discussions...my dizziness seemed to increase > over time after the spinning in the 5 Tibetans it has now increased in > intensity but lasts for a shorter period and somehow seesm more bearable and > controllable..it goes away quicker if i go straight into the next > exercise...not sure if this is because i have been afflicted with vertigo > intermittentely for the last 12 years > > Byee > marie-anna > > On 8/21/09, <> wrote: > > > > > > > > As you make changes in your life to support the Kundalini transformation > > the dizzyness will pass and so will many of the discomforts we can > > experience due to a resistance to change. - blessings Bill. - chrism > > > > --- In <%40ya\ hoogroups.com>, > > " astronutski " <astronutski@> wrote: > > > > > > and I am quite a bit dizzy. Good thing I'm at my desk. > > > Thanks, > > > Bill > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote
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