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Hey, Shinty! Keep messin around with that "Ki" stuff and you'll end up with "kundalini syndrome"
Problems have been known to occasionally arise from Kundalini syndrome;
Summary of known problems: Death, pseudo death, psychosis, pseudo psychosis, confusion, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, sadness, suicidal thoughts, urges to self-mutilate, homicidal urges, arrhythmia (irregular heart beat), exacerbation of prior or current mental illness, insomnia, inability to hold a job, inability to talk, inability to drive, sexual pains, temporary blindness, and headaches.
According to Transpersonal theory, and Eastern spiritual traditions, these problems are thought to arise as karma - deep physical, psychological and emotional material - is brought to the surface of the mind as a result of yoga and meditative practice. Consultation with a meditation teacher who is not trained in Kundalini techniques or with a psychiatrist, medical doctor or therapist who is not knowledgeable about this process often leads to confusion and misunderstanding. Using Western medicine to treat or suppress the Kundalini symptoms is not recommended, and in some cases may have undesirable side effects. Grof noted that suppressing kundalini's side effects with psychiatric medicine could lead to death . However, Lukoff et.al note that there may be times when medication can play a role in recovery, and integration of spiritual experiences. Teachers of Yoga familiar enough to guide students through the completion of Kundalini karmic release are so rare that the likeliness of having side effects solved smoothly is unlikely.
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Hey, Shinty! Keep messin around with that "Ki" stuff and you'll end up with "kundalini syndrome"
Problems have been known to occasionally arise from Kundalini syndrome;
Summary of known problems: Death, pseudo death, psychosis, pseudo psychosis, confusion, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, sadness, suicidal thoughts, urges to self-mutilate, homicidal urges, arrhythmia (irregular heart beat), exacerbation of prior or current mental illness, insomnia, inability to hold a job, inability to talk, inability to drive, sexual pains, temporary blindness, and headaches.
According to Transpersonal theory, and Eastern spiritual traditions, these problems are thought to arise as karma - deep physical, psychological and emotional material - is brought to the surface of the mind as a result of yoga and meditative practice. Consultation with a meditation teacher who is not trained in Kundalini techniques or with a psychiatrist, medical doctor or therapist who is not knowledgeable about this process often leads to confusion and misunderstanding. Using Western medicine to treat or suppress the Kundalini symptoms is not recommended, and in some cases may have undesirable side effects. Grof noted that suppressing kundalini's side effects with psychiatric medicine could lead to death . However, Lukoff et.al note that there may be times when medication can play a role in recovery, and integration of spiritual experiences. Teachers of Yoga familiar enough to guide students through the completion of Kundalini karmic release are so rare that the likeliness of having side effects solved smoothly is unlikely.
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