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Georgio
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 Posted - Sep 21 2016 : 11:20:53 AM
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| I have grief and anger trapped in my heart, which is causing me serious physical health problems. I'm interested in trying this but would it be safe considering I am just beginning the lessons? |
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sunyata
USA
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Posted - Sep 21 2016 : 11:37:42 AM
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Hi Georgia,
If you are fairly new to practices, I would suggest to stick with Spinal Breathing. As spinal breathing purifies from root to brow. If you are already having issues in the heart- I feel heart breathing may aggravate the problem. Lets see what other practitioners suggest.
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Edited by - sunyata on Sep 21 2016 11:47:11 AM |
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Blanche
USA
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Posted - Sep 22 2016 : 10:35:14 PM
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Hi Giorgio,
I agree with Sunyata: do not rush to try various techniques. If you are just beginning the lessons, take your time and learn deep meditation. Of all the techniques, this is the most important. In fact, deep meditation can take you all the way to enlightenment/awakening/self-realization. Deep meditation will direct the purification in the best way that is suitable for you. After some months of deep meditation, once you have some inner silence, you could start to add other techniques.
Maybe the practice of deep meditation will take care of the heart grief and anger soon. Or maybe it will take some time. Could you allow things to happen as they will? This is a chance to surrender to your higher Self - you are not the one who has control over the spiritual process. The more you surrender, the easier and smoother the entire process will be.
Best wishes for your meditation! |
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Georgio
Canada
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Posted - Sep 26 2016 : 8:19:38 PM
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| Thank you both for your insight, I appreciate it. I will start with spinal breathing and deep meditation, and see where the process takes me. |
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BlueRaincoat
United Kingdom
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Posted - Sep 27 2016 : 05:15:19 AM
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Hi Georgio
Given that you've had a serious kundalini surge, you really have to be very very careful with self-pacing:
- Start only one practice at the time.
- Consider breath focused meditation as an alternative to mantra meditation. See Lesson 367 - Suggestions for Over-Sensitive Meditators.
- Start with short practice sessions e.g. 10 minutes meditation instead of 20.
- Keep grounding and back off practice if it looks like you're starting to overload.
Good luck! |
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