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Recieved: 2000/06/02  14:47  
Subject: Re: [K-list] Bliss poll 
From: Druout
  
On 2000/06/02  14:47, Druout posted thus to the K-list: 
In a message dated 6/1/00 11:13:27 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Wim writes:
 
<< Yes, and as you noticed in my previous posts, I keep referring to an even 
 more intense state of bliss... Glory... When all the angels (-: The stuff of 
 the universe!!! What else can I say :-) sing in and through me. When the 
 reality of the divine self is recovered and when this divine realization is 
 constant and irreversible. >>
 
Dear List,
 
Glory!!??  Well it looks as though I have something to look forward to!  :)))  
 It's interesting that once I experience these states they are immediately  
recognizable.  If they are recognizable is it because we have experienced  
them all before?  And if we have experienced them all before does it mean we  
have always been there?  The varieties of pleasure does seem infinite and  
beyond what we can imagine.  
 
Before K, I had felt Joy on occasion, Elation fairly frequently, and  
Happiness and pleasure often.  I don't remember ever experiencing ecstasy or  
bliss, although I did write during the first weeks of my K experience that I  
had not felt anything so powerful since LSD.  (The main thing that I came  
away with from those few psychedelic experiences was that, to believe or not  
to believe in God, was incredibly presumptuous, that existence is vastly  
beyond anything we can conceive.)
 
Joy after K:  Not to be confused with happiness.  Melting from it.  Weeping  
with the wonder of it all.  Overwhelmed.
 
Ecstasy:  As Kaura described it, spiritual or cosmic orgasm. I still wake up  
sometimes several times nightly with these brain/body ("OH MY GOD")  
explosions.  Sometimes I wake just before they hit, sometimes I wake up  
during or after.
 
Bliss:  First experience was on the first Christmas night.  Quieter, less  
explosive but more profound. Unlike El who says for her "Bliss and pain don't  
seem to go together," I find it often combined(?) with an exquisite ache or  
pain. These states, both bliss and ecstasy, are accompanied with paralysis  
and usually heat, breath changes, tongue cleaving to the palette and an  
overwhelming need to stretch the spine backwards and the forwards.
 
Rapture:  Experienced only once or twice. A state of blissful ("Sweet  
Jesus!") suspension. 
 
It's interesting that Sherry feels these in somewhat different order:  "  
Feeling Bliss that accellerates to Ecstasy which accellerates to Rapture and  
Pure Joy. " 
 
On a more mundane note, I was recently driving up the California coast.  Bach  
was playing on the radio and the sun was shining.  It was so beautiful I  
couldn't contain the tears of joy.  
 
I agree with El that "There was always a mystical, psychic, paranormal aspect  
to the bliss episodes."  I feel this with all 4 that I have experienced.  It  
is *Not* simply pleasure.  
 
By the way, (this is for Tony's benefit LOL) I certainly don't consider  
myself enlightened except in the sense everybody already is.  I, too,  
continue to ask Why me!
 
Love, Hillary
 
 
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