To: K-list 
Recieved: 2002/01/05  18:03  
Subject: Re: [K-list] the kundalini process and the spaces between 
From: L. J. Klinsky
  
On 2002/01/05  18:03, L. J. Klinsky posted thus to the K-list: "I apologize for alienating you with my questions. I am a questing 
being and 
will probably always have more questions than answers. My intent was 
not to 
make you feel uncomfortable but to hopefully stimulate some 
exploration and 
dialogue with someone who's been through things similar to, but 
different 
from the things i"ve experienced."
 
No apology necessary. I didn't feel alienated or uncomfortable; I just 
felt that it would not be productive for me to address many of your 
scientific concerns. I appreciate that you wrote back.
 
"If I hadn't felt that you were welcoming and helpful, I wouldn't have 
asked 
more questions. I'm deeply sorry that they caused you to want to pull 
away 
from me."
 
Again, no need to be sorry at all. Maybe if I explain something you'll 
understand better why I avoided some topics. When I came to this 
K-list in September of 2001, I questioned and doubted every single 
thing about me as well as all of my K symptoms and experiences. I felt 
utterly alone and was totally on the pity pot. I had faith in 
absolutely nothing. I even lashed out at people on the list when they 
answered in ways that didn't meet with my expectations. But all the 
people stuck by me and put up with my *shit*. They pointed out some 
remarkable things about my patterns and symptomology. They didn't back 
down, and I'm so grateful. (Just do a search for L.J. Klinsky in the 
newsgroup archives and you'll get a real handful! lol)
 
I recently learned how to connect to my heart, something I've never 
been able to do, though I've been meditating over 12 years using 
various disciplines. I also realized that I am divinely guided and 
protected, no easy feat for an athiest! It's become so clear I can 
taste it All. At any rate, now that I can connect with this inner 
guidance, I consult it for everything--every decision, every doubt, 
every fear... And, the wonderful thing is that I've realized that this 
never steers me wrong. What is real for me, certainly may not be real 
for anybody else on the planet, and I accept and cherish this. But 
what is real for me, is more real than anything has ever been in 44 
years.
 
Now that I have "this," I won't negate or lose it the rest of my life. 
That's why I choose not to analyze things, unless of course my inner 
guidance steers me in that direction. Just to let you know, I was a 
professional researcher for about 18 years, along with being a pro 
writer and computer engineer. Analyzation has been HUGE in my life.
 
I hope this lends some understanding to why I backed off from all the 
questions you asked. All the questions that I asked over and over in 
every possible way, held me back, and kept me from knowing there is 
more out there than *rational* thinking and being. For the first time 
in my life, I feel alive, and I only wish you the same happiness and 
joy.
 
"That's where all my questions come from -- I have experienced just 
enough 
that is similar to want to ask the questions, but so much of my 
experience 
has been so very different from what I've been reading in personal 
accounts 
online and here on this list that it's difficult for me to try to 
understand or put things into perspective without many questions and 
comparisons and considerations and speculations and all that gooey 
wonderful stuff that makes some people perk up with delight and others 
recoil with discomfort."
 
I can truly understand your concern, but not one person I have ever 
encountered, has had the same K experience as anybody else. We're all 
so different, so I guess Divine stuff manifests as each individual 
needs. You say you've been meditating and doing yoga for a long time. 
That's wonderful. I still do those things, and they are a huge part of 
who I am. Can you connect to your higher self, your heart voice, or 
whatever you choose to call it? If so, all the answers come from 
there, answers to anything imaginable if you let them in. (That's the 
kicker--letting them in.) Your higher self knows all the whats and 
whys about what you've gone through and what you go through now. Trust 
that voice, not a bunch of people on different paths. General science 
tries to rationalize everything away, and frankly that takes the fun 
and excitement out of life for me. (At one time I was studying to be a 
scientist, so I've experienced this first hand.) That's why I tend 
toward physics, reading stuff by Stephen Hawking, Itzhak Bentov, and 
others; it's more open to the "unexplainable."
 
"Please do know that it was not my intent to make 
you recoil. That would be foolish since you were the first to extend 
friendship and welcoming to me."
 
I understand your intent now, and hopefully you can understand some of 
why I avoided the questions! :)
 
"Analyzing does not always equate explaining stuff away. I sometimes 
forget 
that my style of questing is not the same as everyone else's. Then 
again, 
if I don't ask the questions sometimes, I'll never meet the people who 
are 
comfortable with them. It's an ongoing process, as are most things."
 
I think you're doing great. I know of a bunch of people on this list 
who would probably LOVE to discuss these questions with you, ad 
infinitum. There are some incredibly bright and gifted individuals who 
respond to this group. Hopefully, you'll get replies from some of 
them.
 
"As you said, we are different. I love being in the thick of a 
gedanken 
exploration. My peace comes from the quest itself, not the point at 
which I 
decide I've found my truth and settle down with it. The most 
beautiful, 
peaceful place for me is on the path of exploration; the adventure of 
potential discovery being just around the corner fills me with 
delight, not 
anxiety or adrenaline."
 
I, too, love exploration and learning, more than anything in the 
world. I live to learn. I agree with Angelique when she says, "When we 
stop learning, we die." The quest never ends. There's always more to 
learn and to do. The possibilities are limitless. I guess you hit the 
nail on the head, though... We all quest after different stuff! The 
stuff I choose to persue doesn't make me anxious either.
 
Peace and love, friend,
 
Leslee
 
 
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