The scriptures aparently warn of the dangers of messing with kundalini- it is
neutral like
electricity, but electricity can be used for good stuff or to electicute someone
It is MMY that said Kundalini is for idenitifying where one is, indicatiing it
is not something
to move one forward. This is contrary to my experience. however, MMY talks
about
imbalanced one's enlivening kundalini and therefore not good results. This may
be quite
right, and I dont think the ones present when you were at this school were
Realized -
traversing the kundalini journey from start to Realization. To have a kundlaini
master like
this and no less would be more advisable.
MMY only talks about having kundalini awakened by an imbalanced one, he said it
would
take very delicate care for it to be done right. This delicate care is what is
in my path,
which has a enlightened kundalni master as I just described.
MMY talks about a thin air tube being blocked, and therefore kriyas possibily
occuring. IN
my path, there is not much mention of the body because Kundalni is a journey
through
consciousness, Quote from my Guru- " I dont care what people eat because the
body has
nothing to do with enlightenment"
Ramtha is a channel- this is like a radio station. Regarding developing psychic
abilities,
this also has nothing to do with enlightenment- most with these abilities do
not have
peace in their lives as this has become their passion rather than liberation
resting in
enlightenemnet
These are comments from me or my Guru
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "brontebaxter8" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I sometimes experienced kundulini years ago when I did TM but nothing
> earth-shattering. I experienced a heck of a lot of it years later in
> the Ramtha School, which targets kundulini raising as one of its
> goals.
> The first time I had a kundulini experience was in Avoriaz, France on
> an ATR. I didn't even know what it was. I had been meditating just
> four
> years, and on that course I fell in love. Every time I meditated, I
> felt love for that man, and I would experience this soft strong rush
> of
> energy, like a river of cloud, up both sides of the inside of my
> neck,
> and inside my ears, flowing into my head. It made a a gentle steady
> whoosh sound, like the ocean.
>
> Ever since, when I feel great love, I feel that. When I started
> experimenting with intentional kundulini-raising in the Ramtha
> school,
> I realized it was the same as the powerful love experience. Of course
> kundulini can be much more intense, even really uncomfortable, and it
> has been for me sometimes. I know some people have found it painful
> and
> particularly distressing.
>
> I disagree with what some posters have written here, that kundulini
> is
> just a clearing of blockages in the physical nervous system and not
> important to full enlightenment. I think the uncomfortableness comes
> when the "river" encounters an obstacle, but I don't think the river
> itself is a blockage. To me that wouldn't make much sense.
>
> In the Ramtha school, people were taught to image a volcano in their
> first chakra ("first seal" in Ramtha terms). Then we'd do a forced
> sharp breath while envisioning pushing the volcano's energy up. We
> would play with that image -- erupting the volcano -- while blasting
> kundulini breaths to push the volcanic stream higher and higher up
> the
> spine. Kind of like those things at the fair where you bang the thing
> and the ball goes higher and higher, with the goal being to ding the
> bell at the top. We were told to envision the energy going all the
> way
> to the top of the head every time we blew. Everyone got very high on
> this, as it made the energy climb higher each time you did it. It was
> very empowering and enlivening.
>
> After a 40-minute session like this, we'd do exercises to develop our
> psychic abilities. I never used to be psychic before the Ramtha
> school,
> and I'm a lot more that way now. Plus it really enlivened my energy.
> I
> know it made me a lot smarter, I think because of the energy going
> into
> the head. I got a lot of good stuff out of that school and sometimes
> still practice the technique.
>
