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Recieved: 1999/06/28 09:47
Subject: [K-list] Gender
From: A. Erhart


On 1999/06/28 09:47, A. Erhart posted thus to the K-list:


On Thu, 24 Jun 1999 06:07:36 Jenell wrote:

>Your comments disturb me in that it seem a lot of people think k
>awakening is all about bliss and wonderful enlightment.

Maybe it is ?

Even Gautama Buddha himself was K awakened, as symbolized by the serpent king Mucalinda, who came
to him and coiled himself around the Buddha 7 times
to protect Buddha right after he had /was achieving
enlightenment.

Why do things have to be difficult ?

Ramana Maharshi said ppl could practice the ultimate
bliss, being in Nirvikalpa Samadhi right from the start
and had to modify his teachings for ppl who absolutely
refused to
believe enlightenment could possibly be as simple as he
outlined and suggested it.
It is all a matter of perspective.

>Warnings of
>trying to force an awakening on one's own are WELL FOUNDED. Even
>spontaeous awkening, which means one was 'ready' for it, can be and
>usually is traumatic, painful, forced ones even more fraught with risks.

Yes, this is true for some instances.

>No one can make 'judgement' about other
>people's expereiences, of course, but some of the posts-please, no one
>mistunderstand, I don't mean all of them- I read here simply don't have
>that 'ring of truth' of people really expereieng k. I don't think it's
>so much anything deliberate, but simply THEY don't really know what a
>real k awakening is, or they have expereienced only the mildest and most
>rudimentary early 'stages' of it. The may really THINK that is what they
>are talking about, that they are experiencing, but many sound like they
>are talking 'in theory', from what they have read, learned or think
>they've learned about it and what it's like.

It is all a matter of perspective. The bliss and / or
pain are just ego attachments but
until the ego is truly abolished, it is good to share
of experiences and gain some reassurance.
of whatever one needs to gain reassurance of.
The true self is beside all Kundalini this or that.
K is just a helpful way to realizing one*s
true nature. The purpose of K is not to perturb anyone*s
life or sanity, the purpose of it is to bring the
person having the K home.

Read Ramana Maharshi and you*ll know what I mean.

Besides, when are one allowed to speak of K ?
When one has a little bit, or some of it or lots ?

>When k rages, it rules you,
>and your life, and to think YOU are an exception,

Humm.....

>a person 'strong
>enough' to control, rule, it, is not only completely incorrect, but sets
>one up for some of the worst k expereiences. I strongly suggest you go
>to such as the the Spiritual Awakening Network and Shared Transformation
>sites, start following the articles and links there. As one article on
>the S.E.N. site puts it, DANGER- HIGH VOLTAGE, k is NOT fun and games
>suitable for casual playing around with.

Oh no, thanks for the reminder. :)

Best regards,

Amanda.

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