Upanishads & Kali-Shakti/Shiva line 306

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Upahishads-got it. Now I can research it better.

 

I'm busy surfing wikipedia and researching elements of my dream and came upon

this. I thought this interesting. It's a writing from Suart Sovatsky, Phd. In

the writing he is detailing the specific stages of kundalini unfolding...he

explores the relationship to our life cycle before we are born, in our embryonic

stage and through childhood and adulthood. (-numbered lines related to

kundalini, from Dnyaneshwari)

 

A coil of lightening, a flame of fire folded (224)

She cleans the skin down to the skeleton (233)

Old age gets reversed (260)

She...dissolves the five [bodiy] elements (291)

....[then] the yogi is known as Khecar [tumescent tongued]

Attaining this state is a miracle (296)

Shakti [feminine power] and Shiva [masculine power]

become one

and in their union, everything...gets dissolved (306)

Further, there is nothing more to experience beyond[this]

Hence, let me stop speaking of it

For it is useless to talk.

 

Love and Blessings x3

~Danielle

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

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> Dear & All:

>

> In my waking I had repeating in my head and heart, Upanisad. What can you tell

me about the Upanisad. (spelling???)

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Sorry for all the type errors.

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

>

> Upanishads-got it. Now I can research it better.

>

> I'm busy surfing wikipedia and researching elements of my dream and came upon

this. I thought this interesting. It's a writing from Suart Sovatsky, Phd. In

the writing he is detailing the specific stages of kundalini unfolding...he

explores the relationship to our life cycle before we are born, in our embryonic

stage and through childhood and adulthood. (-numbered lines related to

kundalini, from Dnyaneshwari)

>

> A coil of lightening, a flame of fire folded (224)

> She cleans the skin down to the skeleton (233)

> Old age gets reversed (260)

> She...dissolves the five [bodily] elements (291)

> ...[then] the yogi is known as Khecar [tumescent tongued]

> Attaining this state is a miracle (296)

> Shakti [feminine power] and Shiva [masculine power]

> become one

> and in their union, everything...gets dissolved (306)

> Further, there is nothing more to experience beyond[this]

> Hence, let me stop speaking of it

> For it is useless to talk.

>

> Love and Blessings x3

> ~Danielle

>

>

> , " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear & All:

> >

> > In my waking I had repeating in my head and heart, Upanisad. What can you

tell me about the Upanisad. (spelling???)

>