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# Re: Kundalini

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- Subject: Re: Kundalini
- From: "Dasha Dee" <dagmardur@...>
- Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2004 20:19:12 -0000
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    Dear John,

    Here is some more info that can throw some more light on how to "fit"
    Kundalini within the Western (eg. Bardon's) Hermetic System of
    initiation.

    John the Baptist was baptizing with the water; Christ was baptizing
    with the Holy Spirit/Ghost.

    What is Holy Spirit? It is precisely by working wit Yesod, and the
    Tree of Life that one finds the answer to this question.

    To understand correspondences between the Eastern chakra system and
    Western Sephiroth better, it's helpful to combine the Kabbalistic
    Tree of Life and the Caduceus. The symbol of Caduceus is widely used
    in the medical field nowadays without being properly understood. The
    Caduceus consists of two serpents intertwined round a wand. The wand
    corresponds to the spinal column and the two serpents are two
    currents,Ida and Pingala running along each side of the spine.
    Kundalini, the serpent power, "sleeps" in Muladhara before it's
    awakened and channelled through Sushumna - the central wand, the
    particular psychic centres/chakras towards achieving full enlightment.

    In Kabbala, Yesod corresponds to Muladhara Chakra. The Holy Spirit,
    in a certain aspect, is ascribed to Yesod. In physical body both
    Yesod and Muladhara Chakra correspond to reproductive organs, the
    seat of the serpent power. Superimpose the Sephiroth onto The Chakras
    of the Caduceous with the Middle Pillar covering the spine, the
    central channel in which the Kundalini force works and many
    Kundalini/Holy Ghost/Imagination correspondences become clear.
    Blessed Trinity is to be found on the Middle Pillar of the Tree. Up
    the Middle Pillar, (the spine, the microcosm) lies the Path of Arrow,
    the way that consciousness, Kundalini power, rises as a student
    progresses on the way.

    I fully agree with Rawn's opinion on the subject. When working within
    the western system of initiation, one doesn't need to concern
    himself/herself with this force directly. It's been stated many times
    within occult literature: " Work diligently but don't lust after the
    results." Jesus said: "Don't worry about tomorrow, tomorrow will take
    care of itself." Franz Bardon makes it clear all the time that it's
    important for us to finish all the steps as directed before
    proceeding any further in the books. From my own experience, I find
    this a crucial piece of advice; otherwise one is running the risk
    of "getting burned while playing with fire". He also mentions that if
    exercises performed correctly, we proceed safely and the positive
    results are certain to follow.

    Awakened Kundalini/Imagination is the "result" of the work and
    the "means" of the work at the same time.

    Wishing you all the best,

    Dasha Dee

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