Message #19469

[Jitendra Hydonus]

not my quote,

"once Kundalini is awakened, it's likely that your life will conspire to create situations where you get to work through your karma at an accelerated rate."

Sounds right though.

Nomaste SpiritImage

We are taught that regardless of whether Kundalini is awakened knowingly.....we r still roasting the seeds of karma thru the practice of kriya or similar techniques. The astral spine holds all the memories from all past life encounters and all the seeds of that karma lie there ready to be opened. When we bring this energy up down the spiritual spine through yoga or visualization, and at some point, through actual awareness we slowly burn out all the karma we have generated in this life and thousands of other lives as well. Otherwise we have to go thru many thousands and perhaps millions of years evolving on this earth plain through various incarnations here or similar planets.

i have had experiences with kundalini rising. They r truly inspiring and gives r practice quite a boost. They r a bit like proof in the practice. However even though we may have such experiences, usually we have long years ahead of us in the practice of meditation and spiritual disciplines. The experiences alone r not really a sign of spiritual progress so much as attitude and behavior changing as a result of sadhana (spiritual practice and discipline). If we can look back at our lives and see progress in our way of looking at the world, people around us and ourselves, i believe this is the strongest indication of spiritual progress.

There is much more emphasis on bringing energy up in down the spiritual spine and focusing with visualization on the chakras in Ammas iam technique and Babajis' Kriya technique (the second, third and fourth kriyas expanding the visualization on the chakras and energy flowing up the spine.) then the kundalini. i would say that all these spiritual exercises lead to this awakening.

Even an interest in such subjects show definite spiritual progress. But the dharma (duty) involved in sadhana is a daily and moment to moment practice that is a routine that most of us r only beginning to understand; how it affects every encounter we have and every moment of our lives in our unfolding awareness.

Sat Nam