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Yaming
Switzerland
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 Posted - Feb 08 2011 : 10:32:18 PM
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Hi everyone,
about a week ago I had a good/bad meditation. I felt like I was really getting into it and then I started to have those "dreams" I used to have as a kid when I had fever. The dreams aren't really dreams. It's hard to explain. There are structures, like lines that are physically very close and I can't grasp them. They seem to move and they scared me when I was a kid. They were still scary but not as much as it was when I had the fever. Anyone knows what those structures are? It seemed to me that the mantra was somehow connected to them and that it appeared like I was on my mantra and on the structures at the same time. Well, if no one has an answer then it's just for other people for future reference.
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Ananda
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Posted - Feb 16 2011 : 12:28:22 PM
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Dear friend,
I don't want to kill your buzz but for your good sake best advise is just let it go it's scenery... Karma burning with unfathomable results... And you will have many much more experiences in the future... I personally have them in and out of practices a lot and if I am to focus on them or give them too much attention then that would be really unhealthy. Just let go and let God...
The only true signs in spiritual development are: Desire for Truth/strong bhakti ---> Inner silence ---> ecstatic conductivity ----> The blissful mixture of the three which results in the outpouring of divine love
Love,
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Yaming
Switzerland
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Posted - Feb 16 2011 : 3:23:16 PM
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Hi Ananda,
thanks for your reply. Of course I don't hang on to it. The only problem I had was that I couldn't seperate the mantra from those objects or whatever that was. Luckily it was a one time experience, I wanna have my peace with my mantra 
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Ananda
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Posted - Feb 16 2011 : 3:28:02 PM
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Well we all would like to... But I guess we can't have peaceful sittings all the time...
Love,
Ananda
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Chrisk
USA
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Posted - Mar 14 2011 : 5:35:25 PM
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You should be careful about these, whether they are kundalini symptoms, you should learn to back away from additional meditation when you have them and perform more grounding until they go away, or until you feel comfortable with them.
If they are K symptoms as Yogani recommends you should learn to pace your practice and involve more in grounding.
Just a precaution.
Chris.
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karl
United Kingdom
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Posted - Mar 15 2011 : 7:56:24 PM
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Originally posted by Yaming
Hi everyone,
about a week ago I had a good/bad meditation. I felt like I was really getting into it and then I started to have those "dreams" I used to have as a kid when I had fever. The dreams aren't really dreams. It's hard to explain. There are structures, like lines that are physically very close and I can't grasp them. They seem to move and they scared me when I was a kid. They were still scary but not as much as it was when I had the fever. Anyone knows what those structures are? It seemed to me that the mantra was somehow connected to them and that it appeared like I was on my mantra and on the structures at the same time. Well, if no one has an answer then it's just for other people for future reference.
Yaming
Wow, yes, I know exactly what you are talking about a sort of stark, ultra bold, angular/geometric images that seem almost violent and physical. Not had that during meditation only during times of illness as a child.
As has been said, it is just another part of the scenery that you will experience along the way and treat it the same.
Let the images come,and gently favour the mantra without trying to fight the images. Just have the mantra in the back ground and notice it, eventually the images will disappear although you might have several repeat episodes before they vanish and get replaced by some other weirdness that get s you hooked |
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