Healing resources for Kundalini-victims

Spirituality
#1

Recently I posted a reply on another thread referring to the really horrible effects of kundalini, which are apparently largely ignored or overlooked in the subject.

See:
http://www.yogaforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=67493&postcount=2

People jump into Yoga/TM without knowing what they actually do and what physical and mental effects they may have to face in the long run. Apparently Yoga can open you up to the spiritual world, (looks like such world does exist, after all!), which however seems to be not exactly the place where one would want to be. While we are alive, why would we want to dwell among the dead?

Today I found another source that may be interesting to some, because it talks about the possibility of recovering from the horrible effects of Yoga/TM:

Source: http://www.yogadangers.com/AbouttheAuthor.htm

There are some other testimonies at:

http://www.yogadangers.com/ChristianityandKundalini.htm

In any case I would really recommend to you all to do a profound research on Yoga/TM before jumping into any form of it, or before deciding to go on practising it.
Looks like its heavenly promise with time shows its real face and turns into the opposite.

#2

You posting that website as a source for your assertion is like me arguing that the organic movement is bad and posting a link to Monsanto to prove it.

#3

Yeah, I’m having a hard time understanding how you can take a theory of an elusive internal physio-physchological process and rally against it. Even if Kundalini Rising happens in an individual, considering it’s innate internal dynamic, I’d have to say it’s purely up to the perspective of the individual to determine if it’s good or bad.

#4

#5

Apparently Yoga can open you up to the spiritual world, (looks like such world does exist, after all!), which however seems to be not exactly the place where one would want to be.While we are alive, why would we want to dwell among the dead?

I’ve seen some of those ghost hunting shows where an investigator says they’ve had ‘spiritual’ encounters. They use the term ‘spiritual’ incorrectly, or at least it seems to me. What I believe they mean is they’ve had ghostly encounters, right? I personally don’t want to hang out with ghosts while I’m on the mat or meditation cushion, or whatnot, but I do want to investigate my spirituality, whatever that means;)

#6

The testimonies of the people on that web site can be neutralized by the testimonies on another site. So nothing is proven about Yoga being dangerous. Rather, what is proven, is that Yoga when not practiced properly can be dangerous. The same can be said for any kind of practice, such as weight lifting, aerobics, even golf :wink:

It is true that Yoga does work with a dimension of your body which demands delicate care. It is working directly with your energy body system, and that is correlated with your nervous system. If you do not do the practices carefully, you are going to damage you system. If the Kundalini is prematurely awaken it will blow your body, much like too much electrical surge will blow the fuse. Alternatively, if you do the practice properly, you will transform your energy body system to receive greater energy, unlocking many potentials you are currently not using.

Most Yoga practitioners need to not worry, because the high risk practices they are not practicing like advanced pranayamas or esoteric tantra practices. Asanas are relatively lower risk practices.

#7

Hello Everyone and thanks for your replies. :slight_smile:

It may be true that you perceive Yoga as beneficial - either as spiritual or worldly - technique, but your perception may be only temporary. Later your individual experience could change.

Since it is fact - as the sources I posted on the referred thread show- that Yoga and all the Eastern spiritual practices can lead to these extreme adverse effects, so it is common sense to do research before starting or continuing a practise that involves such risk.

But I didn’t start this thread as a debate, because there is nothing here to debate.

What matters in this regard is this:

Healing and turning back from the Yoga path is possible for those who are suffering from the negative effects of kundalini.
If going forward with the technique that has caused it does not bring any relief, then one may find healing from a source beyond and above this technique.

The website I found is just one of the possibly many - but everyone may do his own research on the topic and find better resources.

#8

And that source is Jesus Christ… right?

What did he say about lying, “godcentred”?

#9

[QUOTE=Yoga_questions;67538]Hello Everyone and thanks for your replies. :slight_smile:

It may be true that you perceive Yoga as beneficial - either as spiritual or worldly - technique, but your perception may be only temporary.
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The context of perception is always present tense. Saying that its temporary is like saying the future has not yet come.

Later your individual experience could change.
Since it is fact - as the sources I posted on the referred thread show-

Just because you reference a source does not mean its fact. Look how often we disprove facts that the world has assumed to be true for ages. For thousands of years, it was believed that the earth was flat, that we were the center of the universe, that spontaneous generation was a real dynamic

that Yoga and all the Eastern spiritual practices can lead to these extreme adverse effects, so it is common sense to do research before starting or continuing a practise that involves such risk.

That’s a sweeping generalization that lacks forethought and any sense at all. One with sound mind can determine without utilizing the opinions of others, whether or not an activity is full of risk.

But I didn’t start this thread as a debate, because there is nothing here to debate.

I agree. There is nothing to debate. Your claims are baseless banter derived from drivel you found on the internet that was likely churned out of a SEO powerhouse in the phillipines.

What matters in this regard is this:

Healing and turning back from the Yoga path is possible for those who are suffering from the negative effects of kundalini.

Prove to me kundalini exists. Prove to me those who do yoga are suffering.

If going forward with the technique that has caused it does not bring any relief, then one may find healing from a source beyond and above this technique.

Such as simply believing in adult fairytales?

The website I found is just one of the possibly many - but everyone may do his own research on the topic and find better resources.

Since it’s on the internet, it must be true… Ok. I understand now.