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Cato
Germany
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 Posted - Aug 01 2018 : 2:48:27 PM
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Hi everybody,
do you think talking about kundalini awakening to your spouse/husband/wife is a good idea? Did you do yourself? I'm really not sure. |
Edited by - AYPforum on Aug 01 2018 3:16:56 PM |
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BlueRaincoat
United Kingdom
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Posted - Aug 01 2018 : 3:13:13 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by Cato
I'm really not sure.
Then it may be best not to. 
The question I would ask is: Will it help anybody, in any way, if you do? |
Edited by - BlueRaincoat on Aug 01 2018 3:17:48 PM |
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AYPforum
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Posted - Aug 01 2018 : 3:16:56 PM
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Dogboy
USA
2294 Posts |
Posted - Aug 01 2018 : 10:53:34 PM
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Perhaps, Cato, get a handle on it (based on all the advice you've received from your other posts) and become more comfortable with your experience before sharing with others. Most likely you will alarm them as they do not have the understanding about kundalini, and in that respect, cannot offer you anything helpful.
As I have had a gradual awakening of energy via the AYP program, and a confident understanding of the process and how I am progressing, I do share some my energy and purification experiences with my wife. She is not a yogini or spiritually inclined, but smiles and listens politely, and asks few questions. She sees and experiences the positive fruits of my practice, how I behave as a husband and father, and that is enough for her, I guess. |
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Cato
Germany
239 Posts |
Posted - Aug 02 2018 : 3:34:06 PM
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Hi,
yes, I guess you might be right in that I should walk some time on this path before talking about it. I was just wondering if it might be helpful to clear things up from the start. I guess I will need more time on my own (i.e. for meditation) and also might encounter some unfamiliar personal situations and developments on the road. |
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redbushlighter
USA
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Posted - Sep 29 2018 : 1:12:59 PM
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Originally posted by Dogboy
Perhaps, Cato, get a handle on it (based on all the advice you've received from your other posts) and become more comfortable with your experience before sharing with others. Most likely you will alarm them as they do not have the understanding about kundalini, and in that respect, cannot offer you anything helpful.
As I have had a gradual awakening of energy via the AYP program, and a confident understanding of the process and how I am progressing, I do share some my energy and purification experiences with my wife. She is not a yogini or spiritually inclined, but smiles and listens politely, and asks few questions. She sees and experiences the positive fruits of my practice, how I behave as a husband and father, and that is enough for her, I guess.
I agree with Dogboy.
I think it is important to get a grasp on it before opening up.
When my kundalini activated earlier this year, I immediately opened up to my partner about it. I didn't have a strong grasp on what was happening, so a lot of what I was saying was not well thought out. I was talking a lot of nonsense about what I *thought* was happening, and not what was actually happening.
That was my experience with opening up about it when it happened initially.
Best of luck  |
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Dogboy
USA
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Posted - Sep 29 2018 : 1:33:05 PM
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| In general I believe the average individual realizes that we carry tension within our bodies when we suppress emotions, experiences, traumas, etc, and that a meditation practice can loosen the grips of this suppression. When I talk about the benefits of meditation to laymen(women), I tell them that loosening these blockages allows the life energy within all of us to flow freer, and opens us to the possibilies of our better selves. Explaining it in this way seems to resonate with them rather than alarm them. |
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lalow33
USA
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Posted - Sep 29 2018 : 7:41:19 PM
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| Well, I would tell your spouse. My husband isn't into yoga, so I didn't. We have many issues and are separating. But I'd recommend you telling him everything, if ya want to stay married. |
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Chard
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Posted - Nov 02 2018 : 01:20:22 AM
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| Hi Cato, I see you posted this a few months ago...I think it depends on the nature of the person you are married to. I never used to share much about my Kundalini awakening with my husband when mine first awakened in 2006 - he just didn’t get it but since then he’s had some pretty profound spiritual experiences of his own- he’s actually (although he’s very quiet about it) a spiritual medium- he can communicate with people who have passed away and has experienced significant telepathy. So I do talk to him more about it but I still have found the forum to be the best place for me to share and be understood about Kundalini. I’ve found I’ve gotten the most support from those who can tangibly relate- and yes of course it’s a small population out there who can relate. Blessings to you! Chard |
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jonesboy
USA
594 Posts |
Posted - Nov 02 2018 : 4:40:10 PM
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I would highly recommend that you start to share. Maybe start with what meditation is like as a start.
You never know what will happen. Maybe at first they are against it. Over time they may join you and start to experience things. As they do they will look for answers maybe in the same places you do. They will see how you shared so much of what was going on with you with strangers and not the person you love the most.
It will hurt and it will cause issues.
So yes share, baby steps.. but share. |
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