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Delara
Lebanon
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 Posted - Mar 18 2011 : 02:41:00 AM
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Hello All;
I've been having strong sensation at back of the head especially during meditation...any idea what that is?
thanx in advance.
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Shanti
USA
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Posted - Mar 18 2011 : 09:24:40 AM
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Hi Delara,
What kind of sensation do you feel? Pressure or pain or energy movements (feels like ants crawling or something flowing/moving)?
If it's just energy movements, you don't have to worry, it is just purification and it will go away. If it makes you uncomfortable, you can self pace a bit by cutting back on meditation time.
If it is pressure or pain that you feel, do you feel it only in meditation or throughout the day?
If it is only during meditation, does it make you uncomfortable and takes you out of meditation? If it is not bothering you, you can continue with what you are doing, if however you feel discomfort and it is making your meditation unpleasant or hard to do, self pace by cutting back on practice time.
If this happens during the day, do self pace... cut back on practices, any time you feel the pressure, consciously bring your attention to the lower part of your body... chest, stomach area... do grounding stuff like take walks, exercise, stay away from spiritual books, music,art... just till this excess passes.
Hope this helps.
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faileforever
USA
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Posted - Mar 18 2011 : 1:47:16 PM
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| Thanks for asking about this Delara I have the same thing, although it flows and feels very pleasurable..seems to radiate from the base of the skull and the center of the head, sometimes down the back and arms. |
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Delara
Lebanon
305 Posts |
Posted - Mar 18 2011 : 4:08:47 PM
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Hi Shanti & faileforever;
the closest description would be vibration and the ant crawling thing.It's pleasant not annoying.However;it's distracting from mantra thought.
It happens sometimes for no particular reason during the day.
And as u said faileforever I sometimes get similar sensation in the back.
I don't read spiritual books or anything related...except for reading/scan reading AYP site for sometimes everyday.
I walk alot in addition to rope jumping,set-ups and push ups daily.
I look forward to do my meditation practice and feel tempted to stay more than 20 mins...so no plans to cut down on its time ...except if that's necessary.
thanx Shanti for ur quick reply and yea it helped
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Christi
United Kingdom
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Posted - Mar 18 2011 : 5:43:42 PM
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Hi Delara,
It is a minor chakra on the back of the head associated with the occipital lobe. Some say it is the back end of the ajna chakra (6B so to speak).
You can see it marked on this diagram:
http://www.kheper.net/topics/chakras/Fig7-3.gif
It is a normal part of the enlightenment process and is nothing to worry about.
All the best,
Christi |
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Delara
Lebanon
305 Posts |
Posted - Mar 19 2011 : 2:01:20 PM
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Interesting image!
thank you Christi |
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Wil
Sweden
160 Posts |
Posted - Apr 08 2020 : 06:41:16 AM
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I am on the same page as Delara here.
I just wonder because I feel energy sipping through this point at the back of the head during spinal breathing, initially I thought it was meant to go trough here in proper SBP so I did so but then I followed the treads and lessons and it seems like the centre could be more forward? Im confused anyhow, and now I practice SBP with intent on center of head even though it tends to pass the ’chakra at the back of the head.
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SeySorciere
Seychelles
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Posted - Apr 09 2020 : 01:46:13 AM
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Dear Anahora,
With SBP you start at the root, trace the spinal nerve up to the center of the brain and curve forward to the point between the eyebrows and a little beyond. So you should end up between the eyebrows.
Good luck with your practices
Sey 
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dietarydongguan
USA
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Posted - Apr 16 2020 : 5:03:05 PM
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| the same thing happen to me sometimes |
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