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Recieved: 2001/10/23 21:52
Subject: Re: [K-list] Kundalini question - how do you know...
From: Mystress Angelique Serpent


On 2001/10/23 21:52, Mystress Angelique Serpent posted thus to the K-list:

At 09:15 PM 23/10/01, ladygaladriel56ATnospamyahoo.com wrote:
>Thank you. I had thought that the back of the neck was associated
>with the pineal gland -

   The back of the neck is part of the throat chakra.. spiritual
communication, etc. So, Goddess speaks and you are too resistant/stubborn,
so next your third eye goes off as She tries to show you, and then you get
a headache.. ?

The pineal is in the center of your head.. associated with the third
eye, and also the root source of that sensation between your eyes.. the
third eye is centered in the pineal, but it also covers an area that
extends to the tip of your nose.. those sinus sensations someone mentioned.
There is an area at the back of your sinuses, the wall there that is a
receptor for emotional energy.

>perhaps in another sense it is also
>associated with stubborness. Interesting - I imagine by virtue of
>the chakra it is closest with.

    Actually, a lot of normal cliche expressions are body-language. That is
how the body talks, in the metaphor language of cliches and truisms. A
stiff neck is symbolic of stubborness and resistance whether it is people
or jackasses. Like, when we say someone is a pain in the neck because they
are not compliant.

>About a year ago I began having what I guess is "Kundalini karma" -
>what I am referring to here is coming across Kundalini in various
>walks of life, reading, people I ran across, and various kinds of
>life symbolisms.

Yeah.. that is like what I wrote, about experiencing a vibrational
increase where suddenly spiritual folks and synchronicities start popping
up everywhere.

> I knew the heat was the result of K, but didn't know whether
>it was a unique experience or something that would continue. Now I
>am feeling heat patches with fair regularity.

    I still get it, especially when I am doing healing work. Fires of
transmutation. Occasionally I do InnerSun Tummo fire initiations, to wake
the healing fires of clear light within someone.

> I believe the divine light received through this area is
>of a healing quality, and I noticed on one occasion receiving it
>produced tears automatically, which as you might know flush out
>toxicity.

Yep, emotional release. Lovely.

>I noticed the last time I was given a healing there was heat, and I
>inherently feel a healing quality in the heat I am experiencing.
>Recently, as I was having just that thought while driving,
>poignantly, ahead of me was an ambulance with a caduceus on the back
>window. There is a long tie with Kundalini and healing. I wonder if
>the heat is Kundalini as natural healing assistance for stress - it
>is an instinctive question that keeps arising.

    Yes.. most stress comes more from old memories of pain causing fear of
the future, than as a reaction to events themselves. The events simply push
the old buttons, so that you can know the stuff is there and surrender it.

>I will certainly make the conscious effort to allow the heat, for
>whatever reason it is there, to be released through the crown. I was
>given advice to send it to "Mother Earth" (downwards) - this produced
>stomach and digestive upset.

    Before awakening, people are mostly prana-fired.. Sun/sky energy
flowing downwards to the Earth. K-fire goes up, so you need to allow stuff
to go with the flow... out your crown.
    Now that you are awakened, you may want to alter your meditation to
include earth energy as well as sky... try the grounding mediation url at
the bottom of this page. Also, consider thinking of your energy as clear
light.. like a heat shimmer, instead of white light... and quit projecting
energy. Your good intentioned prayers are getting you into karmic
entanglements and energy arguments. Like when you tell someone "Have a
nice day" and they respond, "You are not my boss, so quit trying to tell me
what to do."

>Would you be kind enough to elucidate on what you meant by karma
>burning off and there being not so much left that it would manifest
>all over...that it is manifesting only in certain places? I guess my
>question is what sort of karma are you referring to? Generally or
>something making a theme of itself currently...

    Hmm.. that is an essay I have written many times, in many places... So
for an extended explanation, I'll refer you to two documents I have put in
the K-list shared files, on healing and karma. Here is a snippet from one:

  I think of Karma as the emotional content of memories. Karma in action is
re-acting to previous memory experience. Re-acting as opposed to
responding. The expression, "once burnt, twice shy" describes it well. The
negative emotional memory of pain from the past, causes a reaction in the
now. Just as I wrote about perceptions; why some see the glass half full
and others see a glass half empty. When these emotional memories are
cleared, there is simply a glass with some liquid in it, and no need to
make judgments. How you respond to the glass will depend entirely on the
needs of the now, not on programmed re-actions from the past.
>You can work through your karma the slow way, by living it, or you can go
>looking for it. It is by the emotional content of Karma, that we discover
>it. I find I watch people as I speak with them, and I notice the movements
>of their energy body as they re-act. Most often I see what look like grey
>cloudy abstract shapes that approximately correspond to muscle groups and
>acupuncture meridians. What Wilhelm Reich calls "body armouring". Muscles
>tightened around old painful memories held in the body. Every nerve and
>cell in the body is capable of retaining memory, not just the brain.
>If I am doing it by remote I will tend to feel it in my body, as mild
>physical discomfort that draws my attention to what areas need clearing.
>For example, if I am dealing with someone who has a lot of power chakra
>issues, I might feel a tightness around the bottom of my ribs, I cannot
>take a deep full breath, or I'll feel a knot in my stomach, or an ache in
>my back. I observe the sensation with detachment, not resistance… it just
>Is… and I use feelings and psychic vision to get an idea of the size and
>shape of it. Get a handle on it, so to speak… so I can give it away.

>Blockages and issues are essentially, the karma of previous limiting
>decisions. Negative experiences create limiting beliefs, which we cherish
>as "lessons"… like, "nice guys finish last", or "life is hard then you
>die". Our beliefs create our experiences: that is Karma manifesting. So,
>probably a lot of what you cherish, as "lessons learned" is actually a
>karma attachment that you would be better off, to release. Often the
>blockage prevents you from seeing what the issue is really about.
>Surrender the blockage, Goddess will give you back insights, in return.
> You have to give up what you think you know, to make room for new
> information, new insights. Once you think you know something, your mind
> becomes rigid and blocked, you are no longer open to new ideas about it.
> Chuck the blockages, make room for Divine insight.
>Some people think they need to hang onto the Karma until they get the
>lesson from it, but that is an ego trick of karma too. We grow up in
>school, and so we think life is about lessons. Life is not about lessons,
>it is about pure experience, for its own sake. On a soul level, you
>already know everything there is to know, you deliberately forgot it, so
>you could have experiences. Have faith. If Spirit wants you to know
>something, synchronicity can make sure you get the message. An email, a
>line from a movie or a song on the radio will resonate with wonderful
>meaning, if you are open to hearing it and not blinded by preconceptions.
>Goddess provides.
>All of our opinions and beliefs (including mine) do not define the
>infinite, and by surrendering them we make room for something better. That
>is why Zen Koans are so confusing, like "What is the sound of one hand
>clapping?" You need to confuse the old ideas to make way for the insights
>into Divine truth, and those usually cannot really be communicated, in words.

Hope that helps..

  The grounding visualization for awakening Kundalini or smoothing it's
flow is at:
 http://www.domin8rex.com/serpent/spirit/ground.htm
(text version with gentle Kundalini awakening through the heart chakra.)

or http://www.fire-serpent.com/1grnd.html
 (grounding only and realplayer video)

   Please visit this page when you have 20 minutes to relax
and do the meditation, as the page is "charged" with Shakti
and keyed to be released by your free will choice to visit the page. Once
you have learned the meditation, you will be able to do it more quickly.
    http://www.fire-serpent.com/gr_anim.html
   (Animated gif version of the basic visualization)


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