Originally posted by DavidOBE
Hi,
does anyone here believe that this is possible? That we can awake another form of energy in our body that we don't know about?
For those who don't know much about Kundalini, here's an all made definition that explain what it is:
Kundalini literally means 'coiling,' like a snake. Energy and consciousness - moves in spiraling motion - coils - loops - the snake. This is a
metaphor for the spiraling energies of consciousness - which is our reality of thought and is explained by Sacred Geometry the loops are the loops of
time - the slinky effect - time as an illusion played out in a physical game of polarities - duality emotions.
In the classical literature of Hatha Yoga, kundalini is described as a coiled serpent at the base of the spine.
The coiled and dormant 'feminine' energy, refers to the vast potential of psychic energy contained within us all. It is normally symbolized as a
serpent coiled into three and a half circles, with its tail in its mouth, and spiraling around the central axis (sacrum or sacred bone) at the base of
the spine. The awakening of this serpent and the manifestation of its powers is a primary aim of the practice of Kundalini Yoga.
Kundalini can be described as a great reservoir of creative energy at the base of the spine. It's not useful to sit with our consciousness fixed in
our head and think of kundalini as a foreign force running up and down our spine.
The concept of kundalini can also be examined from a strictly psychological perspective. From this perspective kundalini can be thought of as a rich
source of psychic or libidinous energy in our unconscious.
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It is said that awakening our kundalini make us obtain psychic ability.
Also, there is a technique called Shaktipah. This technique is used from people who have their Kundalini awaken to awake the kundalini of other
people.
If someone told you that he knows shaktipah, would you agree for him to perform it on you, knowing the danger that can result from it?
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Yes, I believe it's true.
In fact, there was a man by the name of Gopi Krishna who wrote of his experiences with Kundalini as he accidentally awakened it while doing yoga.
Books such as Kundalini: the Evolutionary Energy in Man are very informative about the troubles that one may experience if they awaken it prematurely
or improperly.
Also, my aunt received shaktipath from Swami Muktananda himself at an ashram in India. However there are many layers of consciousness, and I don't
think she's at the highest. She does, however, see white light upon meditating.
Shaktipath is usually given by a guru, one who can actually control HOW much enlightenment he will give you depending on how ready you are for it.
It's actually safer through a guru than awakening your kundalini on your own, but you can awaken it on your own. There are dangers though, and it
can cause a lot of torment if something goes wrong in the process.
