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Recieved: 2002/12/28  11:20  
Subject: [K-list] Kundalini vs. kundalini question 
From: Karolina Lindqvist
  
On 2002/12/28  11:20, Karolina Lindqvist posted thus to the K-list: I just followed a link from here to the book "Kundalini Yoga", and is kind of  
marvled by the sheer complicatedness of that process. And that brings me to  
the question.
 
According to hindu sources, all paths of self relisation is according to a  
very long and troublesome process, that starts with purifications of various  
kinds, correction of character faults like lust, anger and greed, including  
quite heavy austerities and so on. After a lengty process of this, self  
realisation maybe is acquired.
 
On the other hand, in the western "new age" arena, arising kundalini and  
coming to self-realisation appears as a simple process in comparison. By  
shaktipat someone else can raise kundalini for you, and then by some  
comparatively easy meditation/visualisation process some kind of cosmic  
consciousness is reached. There is no long process of heavy austerity, or  
correction of character faults and so on.
 
This difference troubles me.  How can the same thing be so hard, and so easy?  
Is it really the same thing that is attained?
 
Karolina http://www.kundalini-gateway.org  
http://www.domin8rex.com/serpent/spirit/kindex.htm 
  
 
 
 
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