kundalini-l-d Digest Volume 96 : Issue 121 1 Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 From: SYL228ATNOSPAMaol.com Subject: Various, from Jule Hi everyone: How much love I felt from all of you as I read the posts today. John H. and Steven thanks so much for your input on grounding. John, I think your idea might well work . Strikes me it is a little like some of the yoga postures, which do ground me. I needed a quicker method, and this might be a shortcut. By the way John I like all your posts and you certainly help me, and probably lots of other folks too, Steven I will try your method , but like Von I have an active imagination, so I can't guarantee not to stangle myself in plant life like Von apparently tried to do.! Sometimes I've tried imagining myself a tree with a massive root system in mother earth. Trouble is I become a bird and fly to the top of the tree! My mind is way too active. Diane: I leave and enter other planes and kind of split my consciousness. I am aware of my body, but I am elsewhere at the same time. I can't explain it better than that. I'm sure Von knows what I mean. As I see it the difference between Schizophrenia and what happens to me is that I am aware that this is not the norm. for most people, so I keep my mouth shut. I am sane enough to keep quiet in other words. Those I have met with that disease let it all hang out and think their reality is happening in 3D. At least I know the other planes are not 3D wherever they are. Von: I love humor. Spirit is eternally playful. If it weren't for humor I would have thrown my hands up in despair a long time ago. Truthfully, it was only when I began to be able to laugh at myself, that I even began to like myself. I've found "K" to be a little like the trickster character in mythology, and I need every ounce of humor to deal with it. Barb: I loved your post. Especially the part about extending the light into the world around you. Sometimes it is hard to allow others to be free. Especially if you think they are making a mess of it. Being a parent I know all about letting go, but I do need reminders sometimes. Especially because one of our kids is having a hard time just now. In fact I've always thought the hardest part of being a parent is letting the children go. Rondi and Lori: Thanks for your comments, I needed that boost today. Love Jule - 2 Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 From: "Debee L. Thomas" Subject: Re: Crying On Tue, 27 Aug 1996, John Halonen wrote: > > This morning a strange crying has come over me. > But it feels good to do. > > Peace and love > John The Soul Would Have No Rainbow Had The Eyes No Tears... Blessed Be Debee - 3 Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 From: "D. M. England" Subject: Re: Crying This crying is a release of stored emotion in the body. It is one of the most rewarding and good experiences that you can give yourself. Only by releasing stored emotions and blocks can the ten bodies be integrated into the 11th body. - Diane 4 Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 From: V487ATNOSPAMaol.com Subject: Re: Anonymous Post (Awakening Awry?) Hi: Steven - > ok... another model. As Jule said we have a lot of active imagination and I am still tangled up in your vines from last time. >imagine a box of bouncy rubber balls, which are bouncing about because the box is being moved. now imagine the box standing still. for a while, the balls jostle, but eventually they find the lowest energy state and lie still. i feel that being grounded is this: being at the lowest energy state ---------------------------- Ok I agree in a way, but I need to by grounded very fast and every second counts. I really think this is just a little to slow for me. I'll stay with my beer for now as it does last a long time. This way I could get grounded and be grounded at the same time. I like your vines better. Being tied down with plants, vines and beer. Interesting!. Thanks for your help. As always, Von - 5 Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 From: Mary Knapp Subject: Re: Crying >The Soul Would Have No Rainbow Had The Eyes No Tears... > >Blessed Be > >Debee - I LOVE this! Printed it up and put it on my bulletinboard. What a lovely, comforting thought. Thank you. Just what we criers need right now. M 6 Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 From: GrandmmaATNOSPAMaol.com Subject: Re: Crying Here is a poem I wrote that cried out to be shared with everyone. EMOTIONS As the wall weakens then cracks, a feeling takes motion and swelling to its peak it breaks. And through the flood of tears the long awaited pain bursts forth in shallow ripples of anger which linger only long enough to dissipate into the calm. I wrote this poem approximately 1 year into my K experience. It has been helpful to me in breaking down the walls which keep me from experiencing the k experience to its fullest. I hope it helps you too. Love and Light Jean 7 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: JheyeATNOSPAMaol.com Subject: Re: Health Problems Dear Diane, - I have had that exact same appendix pain. I too have had many, many tests, and nothing has been found. I'm encouraged that you were "cured" through yoga. I haven't been able to sleep on my right side for over three years! Jennifer 8 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: GgjiATNOSPAMaol.com Subject: Re: Anonymous Post (Awakening Awry?) For those that are floating up out of their bodies, the best way to be here now is to totally focus in the now, and see every person and every object aroudn you as something dynamic and vital to your being. That way instead of wanting to be somewhere else or allowing your lifeforce to move away, you are in the now. Being alive to the moment is the answer to this. YOu can't be alive to the moment and not clear, open, spontaneous, and flowing with what is happening. Gloria - 9 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: GgjiATNOSPAMaol.com Subject: Re: Fwd: Anonymous Post (Synchrophrenia) Interesting message on the two sides of your experience, this is also known as duality. As the self dies off duality slowly disappears. One becomes absorbed into the Christ Frequency or Christ Consciousness, that is when there is only one thing remaining. When you only have one thing happening it is just all focus and instead of being it is being/doing. Gloria 10 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: LwMema3ATNOSPAMaol.com Subject: Re: no sleep Dear list members, Why is it that I can't sleep, when I really need to because I have to get up early and will be on campus tomorrow from 9 am to 9:30 pm? I cannot clear the inner turmoil and silence all the inner chatter!!! It is making me crazy! I cannot stop my thought from raging for one second! I don't know if the energy is just flowing very strongly or if there is too much that I know I will ahve to do in the near future with school, home, work, personal life, etc.... ????? Nothing I do seems to work to get centered or to be able to shut up long enough to fall asleep! Why am I so wired? I am sure this will all be a moute point by the time you all can read it, since it is currently 1:00 in the morning, but any suggestions for the future- if this happens again- would be great. Normally, I just deal with it and wait until exhaustion takes over to be able to sleep. But, that is on the nights when I do not have to be up early and alert and concentrating for 12hours plus. I am frustrated! Help! L&L, Lori 11 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: "D. M. England" Subject: Re: Crying Debee, I love this saying. Diane > > The Soul Would Have No Rainbow Had The Eyes No Tears... > > Blessed Be > > Debee > > - 12 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: "D. M. England" Subject: Re: no sleep Lori, You will probably think I have lost my mind but don't knock this until you try it. Boil some lettuce in a pot of water. Then drink the water. It doesn't have to be warm and you make some in advance and chill it. This is a natural remedy for sleeplessness. Diane 13 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: tejkohliATNOSPAMgiasdl01.vsnl.net.in Subject: comments on email lists Hi Von: I second the comment made by Barb re humour. We all need it. I feel that if we all stick around this list, and all become free and realised, or whatever we are to become finally, there maynot be any serious talk left at all! In the changes that I have observed in me, I have found myself to become more and more appreciative of humour. Tej 14 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: WorcaATNOSPAMaol.com Subject: Re: Various, from Jule Jule, I know what you mean about letting kids go - we have two. I see them heading for mistakes that I made, or that will make their life harder for a time, and I want to jump in there & "save" them! But I look back in my own life, how I wouldn't listen to anyone else, just my own drummer, and sometimes learned the hard way - but experience is the best teacher. And I paid my dues, dealt with my own consequences, and hey, I turned out OK! So as hard as it is to see my children go through pain, I know I would be stalling their growth by "saving" them. I see kids all around me where their parents have not been able to let them go through pain & consequences of behavior - they are very irresponsible, "get me outta this mess" type of young adults, very codependent, not having learned to be responsible for themselves. I don't want that for my kids or myself, and that makes it easier now. I send love & support to you and your child who is finding him/herself right now. (I don't know if that's how you see it, but that's the thought that came out while typing, so I went with it) Hope the lessons come more in the form of joy than pain, and it is resolved as quickly as possible.... Love, Barb ATNOSPAM--}}--}}-- - 15 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: WorcaATNOSPAMaol.com Subject: Re: no sleep Lori, I have gone through similar experiences. The best advice I can give that has helped me is to ALLOW the energy to move through. Feel it releasing from your hands and feet, and breath. Don't struggle, don't fight, don't worry about getting enough sleep, just let it flow through. Concentrate on your breathing, with every breath out, you release the pent up energy; with every breath in, you add calm & peace (might be helpful to see the color blue here). If thoughts come in & try to take over, just calmly say "thank you" and go back to concentrating on your breathing. Has worked for me anyway - Good Luck!! Blessings & Winkin', Blinkin', & Nod, Barb - 16 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: WorcaATNOSPAMaol.com Subject: M or F? Vonnie (your honor, stupid, etc.), I have a clue, but I figured my affectionate name for you was close enough to Vinnie for a male, and close enough to Connie for a female. All set either way, but I suspect you're manifested physically this time around as a ____! My secret! (or should I say, yours?!) I saw the box of balls being "too grounded" by losing all their air, flat & heavy. I know I've felt just that way at times, although I wouldn't say I was too grounded; I would have been too "into" the illusions of being a human in this society. The vines couldn't ground me that much now, as I would pop into my expansive love self & just float away!! Blessings & Bubbles (of beer, laughter.........), Barb;) 17 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: "William P. Wilkes" Subject: Re: Comments on email lists Wendy wrote: > > "go out laughing and they'll just thing you're crazy" > > > > Love, > Wendy > > >From: V487ATNOSPAMaol.com > >To: kundalini-lATNOSPAMexecpc.com > >Resent-From: kundalini-lATNOSPAMexecpc.com > >X-Mailing-List: formail -D 8192 msgid.cache > >X-Loop: kundalini-lATNOSPAMexecpc.com > >Resent-Sender: kundalini-l-requestATNOSPAMexecpc.com > > > >Hi: ori^ > > > >Thanks ori^ for your comments. You are the first person that complained > >about a little humor, but I will take your advice under concederation. If > >people find a little humor in their life offensive then I will of course not > >do it. I think God must of had some humor or he would not have made this > >life in the first place. > > > >If any one on the list does not think humor is appropriate here some times > >then please let me know. I can be dull and mundane if that is appropriate, > >but I see to much of that 24 hours a day. > > > >I might not agree with you, but I accept your right to say what every you > >what to. If Bill or Dan feels bad by my remarks then they can always just > >send me an E-Mail. > > > >They are my brothers in this life and we all have to evolve our own way. > > > >Love, > >Von > > > > > >You said: > >------------------------------------------------------ > > > >Subj: Comments on email lists > >From: mermaidATNOSPAMeskimo.com () > > > > > >Von, > >I question whether this is really appropriate or necessary > >for the list. > >Maybe this sort sort of joking is better sent directly to > >an individual rather than to over 100 people on a mailing > >list. > > > >Thanks for your consideration, > >ori^ > >--------------------------------------------- > > > >At 14:27 8/26/96 -0400, you wrote: > >>Hi Bill > >> > >>>What does "IMHO" mean? > >> > >>International Male Homosexual Organization. > >> > >>I am surprised at you, Bill:) > >> > >>Von > > > > Wendy: I'm the "Bill" mentioned just above. I was over 40 yrs old before I ever met a group of people who could joke about one another without being cruel. It amazed me. Where have people like this been all my life? Most humor requires someone or some thing to be the butt of a joke. If Love is lacking, so is any worth for us. Sincerely, Bill 18 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: "William P. Wilkes" Subject: Re: no sleep LwMema3ATNOSPAMaol.com wrote: > > Dear list members, > Why is it that I can't sleep, when I really need to because I have to get up > early and will be on campus tomorrow from 9 am to 9:30 pm? I cannot clear > the inner turmoil and silence all the inner chatter!!! It is making me > crazy! I cannot stop my thought from raging for one second! I don't know if > the energy is just flowing very strongly or if there is too much that I know > I will ahve to do in the near future with school, home, work, personal life, > etc.... ????? Nothing I do seems to work to get centered or to be able to > shut up long enough to fall asleep! Why am I so wired? I am sure this will > all be a moute point by the time you all can read it, since it is currently > 1:00 in the morning, but any suggestions for the future- if this happens > again- would be great. Normally, I just deal with it and wait until > exhaustion takes over to be able to sleep. But, that is on the nights when I > do not have to be up early and alert and concentrating for 12hours plus. I > am frustrated! Help! > L&L, > Lori Lori: - Just watch you thoughts, relaxed in the knowledge that the One watching over us all would not let them hurt you. Remember that in the spiritual world, believing is seeing, and that it will be done to you according to your belief. LOL, Bill 19 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 96 From: Richard Satin Subject: ADMIN: Important Questions - Please Respond Dear List Members, This is directed to EVERYONE who receives this - both those people who post and those who don't. In the time that this list has been in operation, it has gone through a number of changes. Without necessarily passing any judgement on where we are now, I think a few questions about the list and its direction is in order. The stated goals for this list include the following: 1. A place where there can be honest and open exchange about kundalini awakening. 2. A place where we who are involved in this process can connect with others of like mind. I ask EVERYONE who is reading this to answer the following questions and return the post to me (libraATNOSPAMexecpc.com). It's not necessary to post your response to the list - though if you do, that is fine. There is a lot of concern that the list has degenerated into simply a chat line. Having said that, I ask the following. 1. Do you find the volume of mail acceptable? Too much? Too little? 2. If too much, would you prefer a moderated list? This is a list where only posts which have been reviewed by the moderator(s) are posted. This keeps the list to a manageable size and insures that the threads stay to the topic. 3. Have you been offended by any posts or posters? If so, how and why? (Note that this information will be read only by me - and will be deleted when I am finished. It will remaing confidential.) 4. How would you like to see the list changed? Or, do you like it just the way it is? - Your response is very important and will determine what will happen with this list. I urge you to reply, if you would like the list to continue. Otherwise, I may not make the decision that you would prefer. Richard -- libraATNOSPAMexecpc.com http://www.execpc.com/~libra/ ............................................................................ A difficult life is better for someone who truly wants to learn. Comfortable lives always end in bitterness. -Jalal ad-Din Rumi 20 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 96 From: Richard Satin Subject: Re: Comments on email lists Dear list members, I have been too busy to read many of the posts. But the following is completely unacceptable: >What does "IMHO" mean? >International Male Homosexual Organization. There was an earlier post which was extremely insulting to women, but disguised as humor. No more details are necessary. - As the owner of this list, I try to remain in the background as much as possible. But a kundalini list is no place for this type of thing. I am not gay, nor am I a woman. But there is no real difference between any of us in terms of our humanity or worth. Kundalini is a very specific thing which effects many if not all areas of life. But everything in life is not necessarily kundalini. Humor is wonderful. I in fact participate in a number of humor lists and privately with friends. There is so much humor that is appropriate for this list. But nothing that is insulting to any person or group of people because of some characteristic. If someone is put down by the humor, it is not appropriate to this list. I "ignored" the post about women a few weeks ago hoping that it was an aberration. But I was deeply amazed and offended. This type of thing really needs to stop. If you find my attitude "heavy handed", I am very sorry. But there is obviously a need a little guidance in this area. Enjoy the full moon. With love, Richard -- libraATNOSPAMexecpc.com http://www.execpc.com/~libra/ ............................................................................ A difficult life is better for someone who truly wants to learn. Comfortable lives always end in bitterness. -Jalal ad-Din Rumi 21 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: tejkohliATNOSPAMgiasdl01.vsnl.net.in Subject: re ADMN message Hi Richard! - I just read your two posts regarding the list contents etc. If I may give my own couple of comments on this. This list is really about simply exchange of ideas between people who have or want to experience kundalini, I think. It is the nature of kundalini to free us from the knots of conditioned behaviour and move towards freedom. AS such it may not be appropiate to moderate it, nor should you put yourself in that position. For it becomes difficult for one individual to judge whether it is appropiate or not. I feel it would be better if you and others put forth ideas on what should be the modus operandi for the list members, and let all monitor or make comments. - I agree with you that we should not use terms that are derogatory to any class of people. I may be wrong, but from what I have been reading of Vons posts, I don't think that he meant any disrespect to anyone. And even more than disrespect, it is the dislike or hate that is even more bothersome. But most of us on this list are, I feel from the posts, coming from a different space, and moving into a different space - that of LOVE. Actually a few may have been more offended by the posts relating to fundamentalist fanaticism. But I think there is no need to even moderate that. For it brought up for discussion certain aspects, and in the process enabled us to "see" better, I think. And it was even helpful for those that posted that. If we can be so tolerant of that bullshit, pardon that expression, surely we can be a little tolerant of some of us who have been participating for so long, and who are evidently quite full of awareness and love. I think that if there are things that should not be discussed, we should discuss those openly and decide democratically, and reprimand openly those that do not follow those guidelines, if there are any. I do feel that the list contents get very large at times. This is bound to happen on a list of this sort. There may be ways to keep the messages short(extremely sorry for this long one!) on the list and follow up with long messages to those that are interested. But how do we do that? Hope I did't say anything that offended anyone :) Peace and Love, Tej ----------------------------- You said: Dear list members, I have been too busy to read many of the posts. But the following is completely unacceptable: >What does "IMHO" mean? >International Male Homosexual Organization. - There was an earlier post which was extremely insulting to women, but disguised as humor. No more details are necessary. As the owner of this list, I try to remain in the background as much as possible. But a kundalini list is no place for this type of thing. I am not gay, nor am I a woman. But there is no real difference between any of us in terms of our humanity or worth. Kundalini is a very specific thing which effects many if not all areas of life. But everything in life is not necessarily kundalini. Humor is wonderful. I in fact participate in a number of humor lists and privately with friends. There is so much humor that is appropriate for this list. But nothing that is insulting to any person or group of people because of some characteristic. If someone is put down by the humor, it is not appropriate to this list. I "ignored" the post about women a few weeks ago hoping that it was an aberration. But I was deeply amazed and offended. This type of thing really needs to stop. If you find my attitude "heavy handed", I am very sorry. But there is obviously a need a little guidance in this area. Enjoy the full moon. With love, Richard -- libraATNOSPAMexecpc.com http://www.execpc.com/~libra/ ............................................................................ A difficult life is better for someone who truly wants to learn. Comfortable lives always end in bitterness. -Jalal ad-Din Rumi - 22 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: GgjiATNOSPAMaol.com Subject: Re: no sleep I suggest you get up the moment you realize your in a thought form. So often people don't recognize what thoughts are, when you are caught in the thought/projection cycle you are building thought forms. When this is what is occuring at night it takes all of your energy. By breaking free of it through awareness you change the flow. How to break free. First recognize, get up go to the bathroom, pick up a book read a page, maybe even 5 pages, and when you go back to bed it will be fresh. This is just from breaking the thought form. It is like being caught into a focus in a movie, once you break the momentum you recognize the illusion and you are free. Try it. Gloria 23 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: jmckinnonATNOSPAMcc.weber.edu Subject: Re: Crying - On Tue, 27 Aug 1996, D. M. England wrote: > This crying is a release of stored emotion in the body. It is one of > the most rewarding and good experiences that you can give yourself. > Only by releasing stored emotions and blocks can the ten bodies be > integrated into the 11th body. > > Diane - 11 bodies? Mac 24 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 From: jmckinnonATNOSPAMcc.weber.edu Subject: Re: Anonymous Post (Awakening Awry?) - On Tue, 27 Aug 1996 V487ATNOSPAMaol.com wrote: > Hi: Steven > > > ok... another model. > > As Jule said we have a lot of active imagination and I am still tangled up in > your vines from last time. > > >imagine a box of bouncy rubber balls, which are bouncing about because > the box is being moved. now imagine the box standing still. > > for a while, the balls jostle, but eventually they find the lowest energy > state and lie still. > > i feel that being grounded is this: being at the lowest energy state > ---------------------------- > Ok I agree in a way, but I need to by grounded very fast and every second > counts. I really think this is just a little to slow for me. > > I'll stay with my beer for now as it does last a long time. This way I could > get grounded and be grounded at the same time. > Red, red wine works good too. Mac > I like your vines better. Being tied down with plants, vines and beer. > Interesting!. > > Thanks for your help. > > > As always, > Von > >