On Dec 31, 2010, at 2:21 PM, Bhairitu wrote: > On 12/31/2010 10:54 AM, Vaj wrote: > > On Dec 31, 2010, at 11:25 AM, tartbrain wrote: > > > >> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj<vajradh...@...> wrote: > >> > >>> > >>> Tart, the mechanics have to do with what is supposed to happen when > >>> shakti is awakened, and what happens when it's awakened incorrectly. When > >>> shakti is correctly awakened, prana is controlled and directed to break > >>> through the bottom end of central channel, rising in a straight, > >>> culminating line towards the third eye and the crown bindu, the summit. > >> Are you saying kundalini preceeds prana? If so, I suggest that its the > >> reverse. Prana is first balanced in ida and pingali, this then enables > >> flow of prana up shushuma (often this is mistaken for kundalini). Then, > >> kundalini can awaken and rise. > > No there are pranas which have to be balanced for kundalini to take the > > correct route, otherwise it can (for some people) short-circuit. Others may > > just happen to have the right balance of mental disposition and outlook so > > that they'll awaken in a balanced way. > > > > That makes it sound more complicated than it really is. A guru may > recommend some asanas or do shakipat on a chakra to help. And as you > say for some nothing else is needed other than the meditation technique.
It's what people who help heal these folks or are what sadhaks into inner tantra can use. Sometimes you need a brain surgeon and sometimes a nurse will be sufficient. I'll tell you, I wouldn't want to do this level of pranic healing and intervention unless I was thoroughly knowledgable and handling what can go "wrong". So kudos to those who do. I didn't need to learn the 14 meridian acupuncture system as part of my practice, but I did. Once you know it, you can just scan your meridians, or others, and check for imbalance. It becomes natural and easy.
