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D> Is there nothing in Toaist cosmology that would explain this thing kundalini? I did not mean circulation of jing I meant a transformation. >
Well, I’m just a poor round-eye, limited to reading Taoist texts that’ve been translated into english – but I haven’t read any description that correlates to kundalini. There’s a ton of un-translated Taoist literature, and there are plenty of Taoist Masters that I’ve not talked to – so I can’t speak for all of Taoism (obviously). Certainly nothing described in the HT books correlates to it, or any of Cleary’s books that I’ve read.
It doesn’t matter which channel, or whatever blendings or transformations you’d do, imo. It’s a giant leap of energetic depth that occurs within the lower centers. Once opened, it doesn’t shut (or takes some very high level rare maneuver).
Is there any trick to enticing Michael Wynn to jump into a thread? As a Taoist master with awakened kundalini, there’s nobody in the world more fit to pronounce authoritatively on this.
On the other hand, he’s busy….so hate to bug him….
Is there any trick to enticing Michael Wynn to jump into a thread? As a Taoist master with awakened kundalini, there’s nobody in the world more fit to pronounce authoritatively on this.
On the other hand, he’s busy….so hate to bug him….
He could jump in but it is nice to have some ignorance to explore and come up with some of our own ideas. I was hoping people might want to have an adventure. I guess I will just exsplore it on my own. If you want you can always e-mail him direct he is good at responding(at least to my standards).
fwiw, Michael discusses kundalini in great detail, contrasting it with Taoist practice, on page 151 of Chia’s “Awaken Healing Energy Through the Tao”
Hi,
I know this thread has been long paralysed but jimbo wrote something above I got very interested in (about handling Kundalini):
“But on the spiritual path it actually doesn’t mean much. In fact, it can even be an obstacle, because 1. the crashing bliss can interfere with your ability to cultivate silence in meditation, and 2. if kundalini awakens before your pathways aren’t somewhat clear, it can be a rocky trip indeed (delaying your spirtual practice while you recover). There are ways to handle both issues. I’m not here to evangelize, so I’ll refrain from linking to the system I’ve found (extraordinarily) effective. I’m here to learn more about the Taoist stuff, which I also think is extraordinary :)”
I would very much like to be envangelized! 🙂 Which system did you find extraordinarily effective to deal with this kundalini issues? It would be of GREAT help for me too.
Thanks and I hope you are there somehow!
Helder
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