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May 18, Here's what you need to know about Kundalini awakenings:. In This Article. Kundalini energy. What causes a Kundalini awakening? Signs you're going through one:. You have a feeling of freedom, from the ego and from the material realm. You feel euphoric in the moment and have a sense of resounding peace.
You transcend the dual nature of the mind and are able to see that we consciously create our reality. You feel love and compassion for all that is and recognize yourself as an intrinsic part of all. Your mind is noticeably more still, with a new ability to focus on one thought at a time. Your mind is able to witness, observe, and discern thanks to an open crown chakra. Old problems and even past trauma do not have the same effect on you anymore.
You remember them, but they no longer bother you. You might feel pleasurable physical sensations—like a full-body orgasm but one that is more sensual than sexual. You have profound new insights into your life or even past lives. You have a newfound strength and clarity that allows you to make positive changes in your life without fear.
I am also more aware than I am empathic. This journey has not always been easy and blissful. It has been lonely and confusing.
I have been fighting myself from going deeper, because it is very confusing and makes me feel more connected and separate from people all at the same time.
Now that 2 years have gone by, I am more grounded and ready to go deeper into a spiritual journey. All I know is that I have a natural drive to be a healer and encourage others to heal.
Where to go from here? Thank you all for listening…. I have experienced a Kundalini Awakening. I am so grateful for this article that gave me confirmation of what happened to me… I have been diagnosed with CPTSD and another dr diagnosed me with Manic Bipolar disorder.
I was 34 at the time and have actually experienced this 7 times. I am now I was actually going to have an 8th, but could relax my mind enough to go in and out of this, being able to gain self control. As you can tell, my experience was very, very intense. There were beautiful moments, but also very scary moments too… Good and bad feelings… The good feelungs, I must say, were more than good… They were amazing and I was given a beautiful opportunity to view life in the most glorious way.
I know that I have an exquisite testimony that I really cannot wait to tell. From this and because of my experience, I am bow exploring life coaching and hypnotherapy courses and looking for that open door to my newly found wanted Spiritual Career and Soul Mission.
I thank you tremendously for your very informative website. I am a huge fan!!! Mental illness runs in my family. I have over a year of sobriety and have been on a very low dose of SSRIs for the depression and anxiety. Until this experience. Thank goodness I have access to a therapist first appt in a couple weeks , I hope she can help me walk through this. Good on you to finally seek counselling. I feel like I have had a spontaneous kundalini awakening via a traumatic experience last year, 17 months now and only a month ago I put 2 and 2 together.
I was diagnosed also with anxiety and fear and put on meds, which I took for a few months. Think surrender is key. I am also seeing a counselor tomorrow in fact who can help people through this and hopefully also end my overthinking my trauma daily.
Best of luck. Apparently it is here to help you be present and live a life of mindfullness and not wasting time on unnecessary. Well…Idk how it started but it was like someone forcefully opened both of the hemispheres of my brain and blew into them with knowledge. I then started to observe the world and nature very different.
Same with all living beings human or not. Then I later woke up and almost as if I was in a trance I tried to end my existence. Fortunately, my mother was there to call so I could get the help I needed.
Later on as I settled in to the mental wards ICU awaiting my transfer to a new hospital I made 3 books of art that the hospital kept for some unknown reason , not to occupy my time but to comunicate because my brain was scrambled. Fortunately the people I was surrounded by understood that about me for the most part. I had a hard time trusting the staff but I found ways to sus them out. When I got transfered I felt half way ok, met so many great people in both hospitals but mostly the second.
They were really trying to get me to be more social but I was still kinda scared from what happened. Vincent this is brilliant! Cheers from Wales. I experienced a spiritual awakening then spontaneously experienced a kundalini awakening that sounds very much like those reported here. It as been 3 years and I tried to research as much about this phenomenon as I could. I had such an exotic and erotic experience that it was difficult to share at the time.
I had many pleasurable orgasms. They buzzed Around my chest area bouncing between chakras like a beltsaw or electrical impulse? It felt like a chakra ckraka cleansing. My sexual energy was explosive and I experienced multiple orgasms that touched all of my organs kind of like.
It was bliss. I was feeling like I was Channelling Holy sacred sex energy because it lasted days. It seemed like a build up souls occur then released. Dont get me wrong there is discomfort involved but the sexual experiences were quite real and my brain made up men for. It made me feel special it was bliss.
Ift was initially strange but I thought it was worth it. The energy was both and physical. I was healing. I will be stop here. Good support site so thanks. I am experiencing this right now. It feels painful yet happy at the same time. Zero sleep until I wore emerald last night created for shakti energy.
There is a sense of being part of All that Is. The greater mysteries of life are no longer mysteries. There are many support groups on the internet, and books that have been written about Kundalini Awakening. However, the best support you can ever find is a knowledgeable, trained, and experienced yoga teacher who has been through some kind of awakening themselves.
They are rare, but not as rare as you might think. Ask around, use Google, and see who you can find. Be discerning though and make sure you trust your own feelings and intuition. If this is you, you can book a session with me here. Discover how to avoid the traps, obstacles, and pitfalls along the way. They outline and explain their experience, stating how and why their trigger can not be devoured, digested and dissolved. This is attachment to triggers.
This has all dissolved into thin air. It took several years for Simon to feel that his wakeful state had fully settled and integrated and that the disruptive effects of his sudden transformation had faded away completely. But finally, he began to feel a powerful ongoing sense of contentment and fulfillment, one of the effects of which was a new enjoyment of inactivity and solitude.
I only work two days per week and all I do otherwise is read books, go for walks and meditate. I had to be doing something or going somewhere. The transition from that to being able to sit and do nothing is massive.
I went for a swim while my friend taught a class at the gym, and for the first time in my life I experienced myself as consciousness. I went home that night still feeling very clear, and my mind was still quiet.
This was followed a few weeks later by another shift in consciousness, which led to a stable, ongoing state of wakefulness. This occurred while he was having a shower one morning:. I was in a vibrant dimension of clarity, laughing my head off, absolutely elated.
I realized a profound truth, what it meant just to be alive and to be able to have a shower, and have a bed to sleep in and food to eat…. I was amazed at the quality of the colour of the sky, it had never looked like that before, and the warmth on my skin, it was like the world had been made anew. I felt like a new person. I spend a lot of time in the present now, more than I ever did, and I can quiet my mind easily when I want to. Life is simple. And life is precious. All forms of life are sacred.
Every moment is different; every moment is alive with possibilities. The greatest way I can use my life is to contribute toward the well-being of all forms of life…. I spend most of my time in the moment, and in many ways encourage others to do the same. Steve Taylor is the author of The Leap and several other books on spirituality and psychology, including The Fall and Waking from Sleep.
This was a great read. Thank you. Im going to share so I can find it again. When I read Helens experience, I related. My kundalini — thats a great new word, I always call it an AHA moment but that seems to suggest its just a realization, where mine was life altering also left me believing that I too must look so physically different now! Interesting research! A transcription of talks given by the spiritual teacher, who was also a psychologist and Jesuit priest.
He recommended being aware of awareness as a spiritual practice. Anyway after that I began reading about Ramana Maharshi and something about his portrait picture captivated me and led me on throughout the years unsuccessfully trying this and that until finally at the age of 30 l discovered the Granddaddy of all spiritual traditions in Vedanta. I am now 42 and have been practicing karma yoga and Jnana yoga for 12 years.
I can honestly say Vedanta has changed my life completely.
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