XPost: alt.yoga, alt.meditation.transcendental
On 10 Mar 2007 07:28:27 -0800, "pundit_moderator"
wrote:
>Bhairitu wrote:
>> Shakti is developed from within so a cap or hat won't effect anything.
>>
>It's just a metaphor that the kundalini is within - in reality, there
>is no inside and outside in kundlaini yoga. In fact, the whole
>description of kundalini is a metaphor taken from the Tantras, manuals
>of instruction. Kundalini is a FORCE that can be activated that aids
>in the attainment of siddhis, powers of the mind. Kundalini is a
>siddhi power that when used in yoga helps promote isolation of the
>Purusha. All Tibetan chakra masters wear hats and caps - this helps
>the shakti awaken the kundalini. Wearing caps is just good practice.
If there is no inside or outside, then what do hats matter?
>
>> If you are planning on raising your kundalini find a good guru to help
>> you as it is a very dangerous process without proper instruction.
>>
>It's easy to raise your kundalini by practiceng TM - in fact. raising
>your kundalini is automatic with the practice of TM. All you have to
>do is provide the opportunity for the raising. Most TMers have
>experienced this raising - it's been described on this forum. To be
>exact, everytime you meditate there is a rasing of the kundalini. You
>can rtaise your kundalini by simply relaxing, even without a
>technique. In my experience, after trying all kinds of kundalini yoga,
>including techniques taught by Yogi Bhajan and Tarthang Tulku, I'd be
>willing to say that TM is second to none in the technique for rapid
>raising of the kundalini through all the chakras up to the top chakra
>and back down again.
Ah, an extremely watered down idea of what kundalini is. It;s like
being given lucky charms made out of carboard. man I hate
it when that happens. Lucky charms are the stuff of life.
I don't know about that little Irish elf though.
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