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Recieved: 1999/07/21 16:00
Subject: Re: [K-list] Panic Disorder & 3d Chakra
From: Mystress Angelique Serpent
On 1999/07/21 16:00, Mystress Angelique Serpent posted thus to the K-list:
At 08:01 PM 7/17/99 , MrsToastATnospamaol.com wrote:
>Hi Freda,
>
>The 3d chakra is sometimes called the "teenage" chakra - its about power in
>the world, sense of self in relation to others, it can amplify the fears of
>the lower chakras and give those fears a broader scope of action (but really
>mostly works out to be REaction). Interestingly, I read somewhere that most
>the politics of the world function from this level.
>Kind Regards,
>Melissa
>
Thankyou, Melissa, for sharing your story. Your description of the
chakra is very elegant. I dunno much about panic attacks.. I think I have
only ever had one, or two, and it was K-fired with hyperventiation.
I call it the "power chakra". Sanskrit terms don't stick in my head very
well..:)
I find that it's primary issue is that of free will vs Divine will.. and
it's power is the Breath of Life, and Tummo Fire. The color is yellow-gold.
Worries are Free Will in action, faith requires surrender. Te best way to
feed this chakra, is to breathe into your belly, expanding the lower part
of your ribs and counting your blessings.
Tummo fire is an amazing effect.. the little triangle under my ribs at my
diaphragm is usually the warmest spot on my body, and when I am
empathically clearing karma from someone else, it throbs along with my
heart chakra and heats up even more.. after some sessions it feels hot
enough to fry an egg... but caution is advised when seeking to spark the
inner fire, because it is also possibly related to spontaneous human
combustion.. yoikes.
The opposite of free will fear is gratitude for what Is.. we cannot see
all the ripples from any action, to know what is truly good or bad luck.
>From the darkest clouds can spring the brightest silver linings. Offering
gratitude for the yucky stuff changes it's nature, by altering
perceptions.. gratitude is the opposite of resistance, and it is resistance
that is at the root of much of the difficulties of K. When it is too scary
to get to the place of surrender, get there with baby steps by counting
your blessings.. focusing on the glass half-full, instead of the glass
half-empty. The simplest mantra to give you a lift is "thankyou, my
unconscious", repeated with genuine feeling. Unconscious seldom is thanked,
more often treated with suspicion as a dark place full of dragons..
offering it gratitude will charge you up!
In the meantime, here is something I find useful to meditate on, when
dealing with power chakra issues.. It is a Sufi tale, I think.. I first
heard it in a personal development course.. I rewrote it from memory,
another time when this issue came up on the list..
a story.
>
> Once there was an old man in who lived with his son on a small farm near a
>small village. They were very poor, but rich in the old man's wisdom. One
>day, much to their surprise, a beautiful white stallion appeared in one of
>thier fields. They captured it and when word spread to the village, many
>people came out to see the horse, and congratulated the old man on his good
>fortune.
> The old man only smiled and said "Maybe good luck, Maybe bad luck, time
>will tell."
> A few days later, the beautiful horse escaped, and was no-where to be
found.
> The villagers expresed thier symathies at the old man's misfortune.
> The old man only smiled and said "Maybe bad luck, Maybe good luck, time
>will tell."
> A week later, the beautiful stallion returned, with a herd of mares!
> The villagers all came out to see the herd of horses in the old man's
>fields, and talk about what amazingly good luck the old man had.
> The old man only smiled and said "Maybe good luck, Maybe bad luck, time
>will tell."
> The old man's son was breaking the horses so they could be ridden, and one
>of the horses threw him, and he broke his leg very badly, it was clear that
>he would be crippled. The people came out to help with the horses, and many
>were sold, and they spoke of what a terrible thing it was, what awful luck
>that the old man's son was crippled, and how hard it would be for them to
>manage thier farm now.
> The old man only smiled and said "Maybe bad luck, Maybe good luck, time
>will tell."
> Soldiers came into the village a few days later. They took away all the
>able young men to fight in a war, and they were all killed. They did not
>take the old man's son, because he was crippled.
> And you know what the old man said about that.
>
> The peace to be made is within our own selves, the negative judgements of
>fear and darkness give way to a trust in the light within all events, even
>if our limited perspective cannot see the silver linings. This is the state
>of grace that is enlightenment.
> The peace within that trusts to the rightness and perfection of love in all
>things, transforms all events, no matter how dark, into beautiful
>opportunities to manifest light, anyway. Trusting that all is for our
>highest good.
> Lucifer is a relatively modern concept, coming hand in hand with another
>concept that God is an outside force that must be contacted through an
>intermediary. From these concepts comes the judgements of good and evil.
> The Gods of the ancients were balanced with light and dark sides inside of
>themselves, and so it is with us. We are the tao, light and dark in perfect
>balance. Because we are all, we must of course also be Michael and Lucifer.
>Lucifer being the manifestation of the fears that are our separation from
>Goddess.
> When we give up judgements of good and evil, good luck or bad luck, we
>move in a state of grace where evil ceases to exist for us, because we do
>not judge anything as evil, but recognize that darkness is a sacred creative
>force that also works for our highest good.
> The dark is creative, all life seems to spring from darkness into light,
>seeds under the earth, ourselves in the womb, the darkness of ocean depths,
>the starry universe and the human unconscous.
> We are guided by the law of love, and that law applies to our darkness as
>well, it must be given love and trust to show it's bright silvery linings.
> If it is rejected with fear as evil, it reflects that negative energy back
>when it manifests again.
> If we would be miners decending the shafts of our own darkness to unearth
>the jewels of wisdom buried there, we must bring our light with us, shining
>out from our forehead to discern our path, and to help us identify the
>jewels among the rubble.
> As long as we are cursing the darkness in helpless fury and afeared of the
>claustrophibic depths, we cannot be miners.
> Blessings, Angelique.
>
>
> Mistress Angelique Serpent,
> Dominant Experiential Facilitator.
> Website= http://www.domin8rex.com/serpent
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> relationship smoothly and without crises; there is no coming to
> consciousness without pain.
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