Tuula BiamontThank you, Michael, sounds to me like Kundalini is the life force that rules the body. In my experience I cannot say that I have feelings of bliss in the way you describe it. But afterwords, when the trembling has stopped, I always feel very calm and serene. In peace, you could say.
The trembling quite often starts, when my stomach is not well (I have a chronical intestine illness, UC). But not only then, the shaking can start just like that, most of all before I fall asleep in the evening. Many years ago I could start the trembling by myself, in a short meditation, but now I don't do this kind of meditation anymore.
Michael BelovedTuula Biamont, My guess is that you have a medical condition in which nerves which run the length of the body are affected by the UC. There is a communications problem as a result where signals from the kundalini to the cells, and signals in response from the cells to the kundalini, are interrupted/ distorted and so relays the wrong information or are executed in the wrong way because the cells which are to carry out those instructions are unable to when they receive either the correct or distorted relays.
If the UC condition is reversible, then tracking down the cause of it such as diet, wrong times of eating, wrong types of exercise and eliminating those causes would provide relief and cure.
If however the condition is irreversible or has developed beyond the point of return, then finding ways of dampening it, or not aggravating and stimulating it, would be the application.
Michael BelovedUltimately we are all faced with some time-bomb which is already in the body and which will trigger its demise. Some deliberate or involuntary act will bring this body to its end.
Then what?
Is there a different answer to this for those who do or do not have a terminal condition?
He travelled first class with all perks. The other guy travelled economy, packed in the back near the smells from the lavatory.
Still, both had to embark once the aircraft landed.
Tuula Biamont Thank you, Michael, sounds to me like Kundalini is the life force that rules the body. In my experience I cannot say that I have feelings of bliss in the way you describe it. But afterwords, when the trembling has stopped, I always feel very calm and serene. In peace, you could say.
The trembling quite often starts, when my stomach is not well (I have a chronical intestine illness, UC). But not only then, the shaking can start just like that, most of all before I fall asleep in the evening. Many years ago I could start the trembling by myself, in a short meditation, but now I don't do this kind of meditation anymore.
Michael Beloved Tuula Biamont,
My guess is that you have a medical condition in which nerves which run the length of the body are affected by the UC. There is a communications problem as a result where signals from the kundalini to the cells, and signals in response from the cells to the kundalini, are interrupted/ distorted and so relays the wrong information or are executed in the wrong way because the cells which are to carry out those instructions are unable to when they receive either the correct or distorted relays.
If the UC condition is reversible, then tracking down the cause of it such as diet, wrong times of eating, wrong types of exercise and eliminating those causes would provide relief and cure.
If however the condition is irreversible or has developed beyond the point of return, then finding ways of dampening it, or not aggravating and stimulating it, would be the application.
Michael Beloved Ultimately we are all faced with some time-bomb which is already in the body and which will trigger its demise. Some deliberate or involuntary act will bring this body to its end.
Then what?
Is there a different answer to this for those who do or do not have a terminal condition?
He travelled first class with all perks. The other guy travelled economy, packed in the back near the smells from the lavatory.
Still, both had to embark once the aircraft landed.