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Recieved: 1999/06/28 10:43
Subject: Re: [K-list] Please HELP!!! My Overwhelming AffectsofKundaliniA
From: alingimp
On 1999/06/28 10:43, alingimp posted thus to the K-list:
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From: meetjf <meetjfATnospamemail.msn.com>
To: K-List <kundaliniATnospamList-Server.net>
Date: Saturday, June 26, 1999 12:12 PM
Subject: Re: [K-list] Please HELP!!! My Overwhelming
AffectsofKundaliniAwakening
>
>Dear Karin,
> Yep, those Bandhi's and body locks combined with breath control are
what
>started up my K as well. Those are not part of a pure form of H yoga,
more
>ecclectic. I was studying a book about K yoga and used those same forms of
>exercise and started having what I thought were GM seizures, everytime I
did
>them. I quit right away when I couldn't get information on what was
>happening and had people talk me out of doing it. I thought that would end
>it all but then my life went to hell and back again.
> But, hey! I was getting worried that my teaching H yoga was going to
>cause an epidemic of K awakening in Washington, as I teach about 50
students
>a quarter! I don't teach many breath control exercises, no body locks or
>Bandhi's so I think I am pretty safe.
Dear Julie,
You're probably right about not teaching your students any breath control
exercises or body locks because who knows how some of the people might react
to them. Somehow I still find it surprising that such simple looking
exercises can have such a strong impact on some of us. I guess a lot of
yogis who tried to awaken kundalini forcefully throughout time were risking
their life and sanity in the process. Who knows how many of them got
stranded along the way and went insane or worse and we never hear about
them.
Karin
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