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Kundalini is energy that travels up the spine to the head. It is often felt by seekers.
By GS
An anonymous scientist describes how Kundalini performs yoga with his body and mind and puts him in an elevated spiritual state. This is Kundalini in its classic form, as people wish it to be.
By Paul Zweig
Our reference page on this topic. Includes list of places where you can get shaktipat.
By Freddie Yam
By Freddie Yam.
Kundalini created a permanent conviction that the universe is benevolent and put an end to fear.By El Collie
By Gopi Krishna
By Freddie Yam
By N.R. Krishnamurti Aiyer
By Swami Shivom Tirth
By Swami Vishnu Tirth
By humanbeing
By Mantak Chia
Letter to the Editor from Bonnie Greenwell received on February 24, 2000 at 1:09 AM.
Bonnie Greenwell’s Kundalini Quest column for March 13, 2000.
Bonnie Greenwell’s Kundalini Quest column for May 11, 2000.
Bonnie Greenwell’s Kundalini Quest column for June 2, 2000.
By Purnananda Swami. Translated by Arthur Avalon (Sir John Woodroffe).
Recommended Books
Enlightenment Through the Path of Kundalini
By Tara Springett
This is the masterpiece of spiritual books on kundalini. It illustrates the basic concepts of kundlini, chakras, purification of chakras, and the effect of chakras on our health. Tara Springett explains this complex subject in a very simple way. Her experience in the spiritual journey helps her to be a psychotherapist, counselor and medication teacher. She explains the subject with the help of numerous case studies. Her union with a higher power ordered her to write the book. The book is the outcome of her communication with a divine being, White Tara, which opens the way to the deepest metaphysical secrets of universe. Read this book to balance the sea of love and blissful life force which exists in the divine essence of every human being. Your journey toward the deity-state will be easy by following the path shown by Tara Springett. —Shirish Bhoodhar
This page was published on May 16, 2017 and last revised on December 24, 2019.