The Tea Room

Dear Sandra

I know that Mystress has already answered your question, but you asked if there was anyone who'd had a similar experience.  

I relate to balancing on my arms when my kundalini first broke.

I still don't understand why I did it, other than it was goddesses way for me to take my mind off the ciggies.

I can only speak from my experience, but what I've noticed is that when I read the kundalini experiences of others they are different to mine.

Everyones is different.  But it can be quite a stretch to relate experiences involving Buddhas, Angels and other worldly beings to weird things that happen in everyday life and all the other stuff in between.

I learned from you posting your experience and wanted to say thank you for doing so.  

I'm glad I'm here, even if I'm still struggling with the most basic of lessons!

I feel lucky that I'm in a place that allows me to do so.

Take care

Namaste
Squirell

: I relate to balancing on my arms when my kundalini first broke. I still don't understand why I did it, other than it was goddesses way for me to take my mind off the ciggies.

Oh wow Squirell, thanks for the "me too".

: Everyones is different.  But it can be quite a stretch to relate experiences involving Buddhas, Angels and other worldly beings to weird things that happen in everyday life and all the other stuff in between.

Great point!

: I feel lucky that I'm in a place that allows me to do so.

Me too...

=) Sandra