Originally posted by karoly aczel One time it was even accompanied by a hallucination of two snakes wrapping around eachother,(like the symbol on the back of ambulances...(there's a name for it-i cant remember now)).
Originally posted by karoly aczel But I was with a "guru" at the time.
I believe I have attained "liberation",(from the fear of death)
And with all due respect I believe your advice is a bit out-dated. The times they are a changin'. Secrets are coming out. More and more people are born everyday with the potential to be Zen masters, or so I percieve.
I will happily take instruction ...[text shortened]... o enlightenment.
Despite your advice I am going to keep throwing caution into the wind.
When the Kundalini is aroused,all the sleeping Divinity in man is aroused. But you said that you have been liberated on arousal of Kundalini because you have lost the fear of Death !
Fear of Death is eliminated in every soldier who has tasted,for once,what it is to come under enemy fire. Once he has endured the enemy fire all that remains with him is the desire to get even.He has then lost his fear of death. Or say a rookie Fire fighter who has his first experience of attacking a roaring fire from close with burning beams falling near him and the smoke choking him. Once he is through that,he no longer is afraid of Death. Karoly,loosing fear of Death is quite common and not to be mistaken for realization of God. Please do no not think you have experienced a Kundalini arousal. You will then be no longer posting on RHP.
Originally posted by karoly aczel It is not for everyone, but if it is for you then you may be ignoring your own dharma by shying away from your destiny ...
No thanks.
I do have views on my destiny though, but they don't involve opening myself up to Kundalini.
Originally posted by karoly aczel Nope. Do you know the name for it? I cant for the life of me remember ...
I don't know the name, but the origin is the Old Testament allegory
of the coming of Christ. Should we call it the "bronze serpent"? From
Hezekiah time it is called 'Nehustan'.
Check the Book of Numbers 21:4-9 and then Jesus' reference to it
in John 3:14-16.
Originally posted by Seitse I don't know the name, but the origin is the Old Testament allegory
of the coming of Christ. Should we call it the "bronze serpent"? From
Hezekiah time it is called 'Nehustan'.
Check the Book of Numbers 21:4-9 and then Jesus' reference to it
in John 3:14-16.
I believe the "bronze serpent" symbolized Jesus the Christ on the
cross.
Originally posted by rvsakhadeo When the Kundalini is aroused,all the sleeping Divinity in man is aroused. But you said that you have been liberated on arousal of Kundalini because you have lost the fear of Death !
Fear of Death is eliminated in every soldier who has tasted,for once,what it is to come under enemy fire. Once he has endured the enemy fire all that remains with him is the ...[text shortened]... o not think you have experienced a Kundalini arousal. You will then be no longer posting on RHP.
Yes, I understand what you mean.
I just thought arousal of Kundalini and perfect errection of Kundalini were two different things (?)
Originally posted by Proper Knob Sounds like something you'd put in a bong?!
Hehe... nah man. And I should know.
It is something very real and despite rvsakhadeo's insistence that I was hallucinating, I believe I have already detailed here the difference between the hallucination and the real experience.
Originally posted by Seitse I don't know the name, but the origin is the Old Testament allegory
of the coming of Christ. Should we call it the "bronze serpent"? From
Hezekiah time it is called 'Nehustan'.
Check the Book of Numbers 21:4-9 and then Jesus' reference to it
in John 3:14-16.
Thats not the only universal archetype that pops up in christianity π