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Subject: Re: [K-list] amritanadi nadi (also some points on difficult awa
From: Rick Mayweather


On 2003/06/16 01:03, Rick Mayweather posted thus to the K-list:




Sri Ramana Maharshi says that Kundalini is Self. I've spent some time
trying to understand this, and I don't know if it's possible other than to
know the Kundalini you have to know the Self. However I think about it, I
can't make up a working theory, perhaps that's my downfall.

Perhaps prana is diluted Self? All is Self but of different strength?

Kundalini is in all the bodies is my understanding.

There is so much we don't know about Kundalini and I think will continue to
not know for thousands of years.

>From: "Julie D" <tarnie7 AT_NOSPAM optusnet.com.au>
>To: <K-list AT_NOSPAM kundalini-gateway.org>
>Subject: Re: [K-list] amritanadi nadi (also some points on difficult
>awakenings)
>Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2003 08:10:07 +1000
>
>
>From: "Kurt Keutzer" <keutzer AT_NOSPAM eecs.berkeley.edu>
> > I think this gets at two perennial questions:
> > 1) Is prana kundalini?
>
>Hi Kurt,
>
>I've been fairly interested in this question too. I have read a bit about
>it and my thoughts on it at the moment is that they are different.
>
>The Taoist's believe there are 3 types of chi. One you get from food, one
>you get from air and one that is a gift from both your parents. The last
>one is the one I associate with Kundalini. It is internal or body prana.
>They are all chi but separated by their position in life. In the food we
>eat they are preblended to some degree. In this model the air is charged
>by
>the energy of the sun.
>
>This is in line with my experience. When Kundalini is awakened it seeks
>external prana and they blend powerfully. I did a lot of really strange
>breathing rythms for quite a while. I still fall into spontaneous
>breathing
>rythms each night in bed for a period before I go to sleep.
>
>Before Kundalini wakes up I think this blending is still happening but in a
>mechanical and limited way. I think the breath is strongly linked to
>Kundalini's awakening as well. Both my sister and I had spontaneous
>awakenings and I think that the breathing patterns of grief and sadness
>played a part in it along with intense single pointed focus on the event.

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