To: K-list
Recieved: 1999/11/14 14:01
Subject: [K-list] Kundalini article
From: winter mute

On Thu, 11 Nov 1999 20:28:09 Sharon Webb wrote:
>Amanda,
>
>Here is the Kundalini article you asked about. It was published on Eye On
>the Web and is still probably on their site somewhere, but it was easier to
>fish it out of my files than to go through their large web site looking for
>it.

Thanks for posting, Sharon ! :)

I have read it before and it was actually
one of the articles I read in the beginning
of becoming really active, that helped alleviate a
lot of confusion and fear. :)

It's nice to meet the author of one of those
articles.
I thank you. :)

>Bear in mind that this article was written for the layman with no knowledge
>or understanding of kundalini and its manifestations.

Yes, knowing one's target audience and being able
to communicate with them without an ego front
is an art in itself and very difficult to do. :)

>Kundalini: Myth? Or Human Evolution?
>
>by
>
>Sharon Webb
>
>
>Kundalini comes from a Sanscrit word which translates as coiled up, and
>is symbolized by a serpent coiled at the base of the spine.
>This
>energy has been described by cultures throughout the world. In the east it
>is called kundalini, prana, or chi, and in the west it is known as the holy
>spirit, bioenergy, or the breath of life. It has been described by some
>American Indian tribes and by the African bushman.

Thanks. You've got all the important basic
definitions covered here. Very good. :)

>A spontaneous awakening can be psychologically and physiologically
>devastating.

:) Yes, one seems to need to be prepared for just
about anything,
any kind of joyous or grievous event,
anything,
including the death of the physical body. :)

I call it The Ultimate Boot Camp. ;)

>and through a specialized kundalini mail
>list ( http://hmt.com/kundalini/listserv.html ).

Oh look, there we are !

Hi mom ! (waving at the camera) ;)

>Lynn Tyler looks back at her awakening this way: Even with the pain and
>emotional upheaval that it brought, I can honestly say that I would not
>exchange one minute of the experience. I started to really live the day
>kundalini began.

Nice. :))

Thanks for posting !

Best regards,

Amanda.

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