--- In [email protected], "shanti2218411" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --I believe that MMY did an excellent job trying to explain > enlightenment and how it developed to westerners who for the most part > had no idea what enlightenment was.However,in doing this he used > modern terms eg stress in ways which do not exactly conform to what > they actually mean.I think that meditation(not just TM)does produce > changes in the body/central nervous system(CNS).These changes can > become permanent and undoubtedly are related to changes in the > expereince of conciousness eg witnessing.As far what can be > expereinced in meditation being purely the result of "unstressing" I > think that is highly debatable.With respect to my expereince of > of shakti/kundalini during my initiation I would charaterize that as > an awakening of a force that had been latent in my body.This force is > very much active all the time in my body now.I would agree that SOME > of the effects that this force causes could be described using the > term "unstressing".Kevin >
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