Tannehauser I was going to respond to your invitation to answer the question you presented, but I cannot dissociate myself from what Anita and Eight have offered because both of their thoughts are the same as I would offer. I think that before you can come terms with Kundalani, you must first come to terms of who you are and what you want from life. If there is a religion or an event going on that you “dismissed as bullshit, yet you find that others are deeply rooted in their beliefs contrary to what you believe, there is one very good thing you can do if your quest is to come to terms with Kundalani, or any other religion for that matter. That one good thing is respect other people’s choices. Other people’s religious beliefs are, and have been, a safe harbor for them to go to for whatever reason they may have. Their particular practice of their chosen religion is a choice they made for their benefit. For them it works. Personally, I do not invest thought process in Kundalini because of me, I have no reason to believe it is true. Tannehauser what ever your belief is, I respect your position on it. It does not mean that I agree or disagree with you. If you find yourself associated with, or being attached to, or involved in someway, with a particular belief that somehow disturbs you, you can very easily disconnect to those things. This will allow you more freedom to find peace and happiness, to come together with someone who can help you. Please allow me to share with you a quote that is deeply private to me. The quote comes from a great Native American Chief, Chief Joseph. He said, “…My heart is sick and sad…”From where the sun now stands, I will fight no more forever.”
in peace…
Pearce Hawk
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