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Eirene
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 Posted - Oct 22 2019 : 05:51:17 AM
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Hi guys,
I realize tingling/weakness/numbness in legs (especially in left one) is a common symptom of Kundalini awakening, but how do I know that it's not some neurological disorder? Are there some specifics that distinguish the two?
Did any of you have this symptom and what did the neurologist tell you it was when/if you went to see one? Do you have any advice in how to control and soothe this symptom?
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Edited by - Eirene on Oct 22 2019 05:53:51 AM |
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interpaul
USA
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Posted - Oct 22 2019 : 12:59:01 PM
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| I'm not an expert in Kundalini awakening or neurology but if the symptoms localize to one side of the body only that would suggest a neurologic problem. If you have pain that radiates down the leg in a shooting fashion, weaknesss of the foot, or loss of bladder or bowel control you should get medical attention immediately. |
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Eirene
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Posted - Oct 23 2019 : 05:49:34 AM
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| Hey Interpaul, thank you for your answer. The numbness (first in left, later in right leg) started happening around the same time K. awakening did, and I've found numerous personal experiences online that seem to mention the same symptom, so I'm hoping that's what it is. It's just a bit scary going through all of this and nobody around you knowing anything about this whole process. I will though go see a doctor just in case. |
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Blanche
USA
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Posted - Oct 23 2019 : 07:03:06 AM
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Tingling can be a symptom of Kundalini, but weakness in a limb is something to be concerned. It would be a good idea to check with your doctor and maybe a neurologist.
If it is due to the kundalini, read lesson 69 - Kundalini Symptoms, Imbalances and Remedies to find out what you can do to deal with it.
In any case, a regular meditation practice will help, you can read simple instructions here and work to make it part of your daily life.
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Eirene
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Posted - Oct 24 2019 : 03:58:20 AM
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| Thank you Blanche. :) |
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Piruz
United Kingdom
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Posted - May 09 2020 : 6:58:18 PM
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Eirene, this is exactly what's happening to me right now (I'm going through heart chakra opening) and I'm relieved to learn it's more common than I thought. The left side of my body is truly acting funny (or should I say, failing to act normal). We're talking numbness, muscle weakness and all sort of violent energy jerks. I can feel my left hand go numb and weak. The heart hurts like it's bleeding (being on the left side) and the lungs feel depleted.
But every time I go pessimistic and start believing it's a physical (medical) problem seeing as the pain feels overwhelmingly physical, I am surprised how grounding exercises (long power walks, for example) moves the tensity to the right side of the body and somehow "completes the circuit", after which both sides are almost equally weak and numb (completes it for the time being, that is, since unblocking your Chakras require completing the circuits more than once, with each cycle being smoother than the one before it). It's not just the hands and toes but the genitals as well (not to mention face muscles). Energy is moving around (or up) and it's when it's stuck or blocked that pain, tensity and numbness begin to occur and the energy therefore summons more energy from the lower regions to unlock the Chakra (or Chakras) in question until energy flow is finally even.
Make no mistake, however, as grounding will not immediately create long-lasting energy balance, but rather eventually (and ultimately). Nor is more vigorous grounding exercise necessarily a healthy thing to do. You need to be able to tell just how much you need (for the time being, agian, since your needs will inevitability change and what you feel is too much today will feel "just about" in the future) and synchronize your physical workout to Kundalini.
Symptoms will move from one spot in your body to another, until your entire nervous system is unblocked and ready to digest Kundalini. But remember, a proper grounding regime is a must. There's no place for Kundalini in an out-of-shape nervous system. |
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Piruz
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Posted - May 09 2020 : 7:30:15 PM
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| And yes, I've been to the hospital (the night when my heart Chakra opened up) because I thought I was having a full-blown heart attack (that's what it felt like). Heart was okay, normal lungs fields, blood pressure and oxygen levels. |
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