Comment from Swami G picked off a youtube comment to a Guru:
Chidvalasananda was not Realized she is in the midst of the journey -
Muktananda was not authorized to be a Guru. Nityananda left the form
willingly and stated there were None that came that were not seeking
out of personal benefit. Maha Shanti OM


Post:

I remember a TM teacher commenting on Kundalini & TM - maybe after
some video where MMY talked about other systems - emphasizing
the "naturalness" of spiritual unfoldment with TM in contrast with
the more "forceful" and potentially more destabilizing
Kundalini "methods" taught elsewhere.. Seems like TM is destabilizing
enough for many people..!!

Tanmay:

I think there is a mixture in TM, I met a Tm teacher who hires
prostitutes so he can wrestle with them, so he says. Same with
Kundalini awakening- greatest bessing part is expereienceing it in a
balanced way.


Another post:


Maharishi must have realized at some point that the population at
large wasn't advanced enough to just pop into BC, so familiar with
the symptoms along the way, he tricked us into looking for
representative symptoms of growing enlightenment, in order to keep
us meditating. Then over time, BC dawns, and Kundalini opens
relatively naturally.



Tanmay: BC dawns is the end of the kundaliini journey. Kundalini
awakening is something that happens within the journey, where shakti
meets shiva, it is beyond it



Imo, the thing that makes it difficult for many to reach the goal is
all of the descriptions of the goal being mistaken for the path-
happened with all the religions, and with TM also. The benefit of TM
is that with Guru Dev's assistance, each of us continuing the
practice will reach the goal. 

Tanmay: Assistance from a guru no longer in the form? Its probably
possible, so it winming the lottery

I found personally I had to really go
against what I thought would rationally lead me to enlightenment-
paradoxically this made the journey much shorter.



PS When the Kundalini opens completely, it is an unmistakable
phenomenon and quite easily integrated after so many years doing
TM.:-)

Tanmay- I find that to be the case

New post:

---You're on the wrong track. Muktananda gave me "Shaktipat" on a
number of occasions, once digging his fingers into my eyeballs at
which time a brilliant image of himself showed up in my field of
vision. Also I've received "Shaktipat" from his successor, Swami
Chidvilisananda. Didn't do me any good.
The idea that you must activate your Kundalini first,
before "transcending" or realizing the Self is an erronous viewpoint
perpetuated (in the l9-th century) by Ramakrishna and his successors.
You need to TRANSCEND the Kundalini, not activate it first.
Activating it first is in the same category as looking for celesial
Lights or Sounds (subtle manifestations of the Kundalini).
Ramana Maharshi says "don't look for Lights or Sounds".
My recommendation: TM + devotion to Ramana Maharshi. Get "The Sage of
Arunachala" DVD and the Veda Parayana audio; and get sucked into
Ramana's vast Morphogenetic field.

Tanmay: comment  at the top about Muk and Swami
Chidvilisananda. I find this post all over the place. Kundalini
awakens to those ripe for it in the spiritual path. It is shakti in
motion, it is not the goal but rather acts like roto rooter clearing
the pathways. The transcending is directly related in that I find it
leaves the fruit of transcendence or pure consciousness to be know in
the midst of activity. The meditation itself, if it were TM would be
experienced way deeper with an awakened kundalini and one that was in
balance.

You say you need to transcend the kundalini, not activate it first?
When do you activate it - after you have transcended or even reached
the goal? Plus, the way you are speaking here, if this is from a
book?I am speaking in this case with direct experience of the
kundalini being awakened now. The kundalini activating is not
something you can do with one that is not ripe - if you are ripe and
the one giving shatipat is a sat Guru, it may awaken- it happens in
its own time. Looking for lights and phenomina is not the case, we can
call it phenomina- the awakened kundalini- but this should be known
for what it is. Phenomina of any sort are signposts along the way, not
a place to stop at and camp under, otherwise you never reach the
campgrounds.

Manifestations of Kundalini? lights and things may happen- a sat Guru
who has traversed the whole path of kundalini from start to
realization knows how to guide one in the midst of the kudalini journey.

My Guru would go along with anything Ramana Maharihsi says. Yes don't
look for lights and sounds and get caught up with phenomina- but
kundalini is pure shakti- the way one deals with it is up to them. It
is like electricty, it is pure but you can use it to light a house or
execute someone.

Do TM- matra from a living guru, then devote yourself to another Guru
not in form? 




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