--- In [email protected], Vaj <vajradh...@...> wrote: > > > On Mar 30, 2009, at 6:22 PM, bob_brigante wrote: > > > "How a month and a half on Paxil taught me to love being shy." > > > > http://slate.com/id/2143243 > > > > Fascinating article Bob, especially the electrical/static discharge > phenomenon across the brain that Paxil withdrawal sufferers seem so > already familiar with. Despite being an anecdotal account, one's left > with the impression this is a real phenomenon. One can't help but > notice the overt similarity to kundalini experiences--physio- > kundalini syndrome. It raises the interesting question: are kundalini > experiences actually inter-neuronal changes taking place at the level > of the physical nervous system or is there a pranic or shakti > phenomenon we currently have no scientific basis for? Or both. > > It also raises interesting ramifications for mental or emotional dis- > ease and kundalini disorders and their interconnection with > allopathic medicine. If we don't understand the subtle ramifications > for these Re-uptake Inhibitors and their basis in our innate subtle > "physiology", should we be using them like children playing with > mother nature's toys? What if they damage some subtle system that the > lack of holistic vision in Allopathy has blinded us to? If > reincarnation of the Spiritual Gene is a reality and we do take on a > succession of physical bodies based on changes to the Spiritual Gene, > what does this mean across time/lifetimes? How are we modifying > outcomes within the Spiritual Gene and the resulting bodies across > time? What sort of overall pattern would that weave? >
There's just so much danger everywhere! Now you've got me fretting over my re-uptake inhibitors just when I'm still trying to get a grip on those pesky, embarrassing lower absorptions you highlighted the other day: "..easiness and slaxity to the lower absorptions...leads to rebirth as an animal..."
