Appearance of a ‘water kundalini’ confirms there is more to life than ascent

Makes perfect sense imho, I immediately relate it to my ‘flood’ visions, as they are a cleansing and cooling program of the planet, on a physical and/or on a spiritual level, cooling off the overheated minds and hearts of humankind.

During the hot summers here in Hungary, my energy shifts to energetic coolness. I can feel heat in the winter and then in the change over to summer (quite rapid here) I experience a little discomfort and then its seems to spontaneously shift. Its an amazing feeling cool energy, refreshing and invigorating and it defies current logic of cold as merely the absence of heat, it has a life of its own. It makes sense however if you live in a hot climate. Fire Kundalini is for cold weather or the tops of mountains.
I think if you are in contact with neutral energy , cold or hot will manifest as required. I belive that this is what is happening to me.

Dylan

I think there will continually be changes and experiences we are not able to fully understand or predetermine -things we will just have to go with and rely in trust on our innate design to deal with properly. The body is the ultimate mechanism for interacting with an energetic universe it is an organic part of and it has infinite capabilities like its creator.

I think the real work for us is in continually clearing things the ego sticks to like fears and judgments because those are the things that keep us from flowing, staying connected and intact. I think of rising and falling – ascending and descending – simply as aspects of this dualistically oriented universe, the yin and yang interaction which is ever-balancing things. The Sage, so to speak, has to stay stable through all such changes. So not focussing on the bipolarity of kundalini and instead focussing on the central channel and yuan chi which unifies it all is the work that works.

I also think we will be going through some pretty intense stages of this for some time. I would LIKE to think the 2012 date has something to do with it but I think it has more to do with the choices we make how fast we can transmute and integrate as we go along.

All this thinking in the moment preceding the empty space of the eclipse we are now stepping into…

Taking a Deep Breath,
Alexander

Satyananda’s book Kundalini Tantra page 7 – “In Sanskrit, kundal means a coil, and so kundalini has been described as ‘that which is coiled.’ This is the traditional belief, but it has been incorrectly understood. The word kundalini actually comes from the word kunda, meaning ‘a deeper place, pit or cavity’. The fire used in the ceremony of initiation is kindled in a pit called kunda. Similarly, the place where a dead body is burned is called kunda. If you dig a ditch or a hole it is called kunda. Kunda refers to the concave cavity in which the brain, resembling a coiled and sleeping serpent, nestles. (If you have had the opportunity of examining a dissection of the human brain you will see that it is in the form of a coil or snake curled up on itself). This is the true meaning of kundalini”

For myself I have noticed that ‘lini’ seems to be associated with ‘spirit’ and ‘kun’ seems associated with the earth. I have wondered if the simple origin of the term was just something like ‘spirit of the earth’ which is conducted through the body and connected to ‘heaven’. No suggestion it has to be all fire.

another interpretation of the roots of Kunda is that it comes from ancient term for “Chandra”, or moon – which clerly regulates the water of life.

The Fire types will eventually get tired of fighting the rising global wave of Water, aka female fire. It’s never one or the other, always Water & Fire or Fire & Water. There is no one way orbit…..so those of here know alredy, the Taoists were severalthousand years ahead of the times as far as the West is concerned…
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Water as a primary element of awakening the kundalini has always been part of the central inner wisdom.
Kundalini is the nectar substance whereby our spirit embodies. As such any of the elemental qualities can be used to start the process. Because we are talking of embodiment and simultaneously the flowing quality of spirit, combined with long meditation needing a seducing quality to hold the practitioner; water becomes a natural.
While this might be different to some teachings, the heart is a natural place for this spirit water integration, provided it is from a very deep place that ends up providing a cosmic blueprint of the process.
Then in the back of the head (and the head as a whole), there is a place where the subtle energies merge into a barely physical-etheral substance that then can have a chance of further play into the body through cultivation.
Fire is freedom and the seeing, but water is its vehicle. However, this is just your prefered starting point, the two are simultaneous, otherwise nothing goes anywhere for long.
A proper depth results in the cool leading the fire, not the other way around, unless your practice is simply to transcend the physical as quickly as possible. The initial sensation of coolness leading can be from the bottom up, top down, or other ways – it depends on how you are cultivating it. Working with the water element in depth and gaining its wisdom takes consderably longer to gain results than a visualization of fire, but when successful, you are one with it all and there is no doubt. You get there first in a very subtle way beyond the elements, then you progress by unfolding from that point of purity, otherwise its just our endless play.
I believe the reason that you will not see so many written doctrines using the water element as an emphasized starting point is because it cannot be put into a formula so easily and is a very intimate affair. In the naga realms these practices are very sacred and treasured, and as such there is a strong lineage behind them, but it is an entirely different construct than you would see for example in most teachings or accepted social norms.

Virochana