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jotagui
Brazil
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 Posted - Oct 20 2022 : 11:51:50 PM
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| Hi everyone! I have a hard time defining what this surge of energy feels like. What (I think) it is, for me, it's almost like a shiver if I try and pull the energy from the muladhara. It comes in pulses. It's a mix between slight muscle contraction, with sexual arousal, butterflies in the stomatch, and then it feels shiver going up the spine. It's like I'm trying to force a shiver. That's what I try to do when I'm doing the spinal breathing. Is that "it"or I am tripping? |
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Blanche
USA
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Posted - Oct 22 2022 : 2:04:57 PM
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Hi Jotaigui,
Feeling the energy surging is a mark of Kundalini movement. Other signs of Kundalini process are:
- A deep yearning for something unknown.
- A heightened inner awareness or sensitivity.
- Special intuitive ability, insights, sensitivities.
- Beneficial talents (intelligence, empathy, creativity, organizational skills).
- Extrasensorial, healing, psychic abilities.
- Mystical states.
- Energy surging, tingling, glowing, piercing, vibrating within.
- Spontaneous body movements.
During spinal breathing, just simply do the practice. Do not try to focus on the inner energy or anything else. If you notice them, just let them be, and return your attention to the practice. Simply staying with the practice without getting distracted is not easy, but this is the correct practice.
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Deer
Indonesia
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Posted - Nov 15 2023 : 03:21:15 AM
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Hi jotagui,
What you are describing sounds like kundalini movement. Certain aspects of it seem to appear more for some people than others. But I can relate to the shivering feeling you describe. Sometimes the shiver goes up my spine and then there is a spasm going from my neck into my head. It can feel like a huge release. It sounds like you are on the right track. Wishing you the best with your practice and with all things :) |
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what does it feel like?
