| Dr. Carl G. Jung lectured on Kundalini in the 1930s...and, more recently, psychiatrist Lee Sanella, wrote his book, "The Kundalini Experience - Psychosis or Transcendance". Paramanhansa Yogananda described Kundalini in this manner: "During the creation of the physical body in the womb, the life-force, as it flows down the spine from the brain, becomes polarized. The positive pole is centered in the frontal lobe of the brain at a point midway between the eyebrows. The negative pole is centered at the base of the spine in the coccyx region. The energy of this negative pole represents the "end of the line", so to speak, for the outward movement of the life-force in it's impulse to enter the material world. Negative energy thus becomes locked there. It must be wooed from it's outward commitment, and directed back toward the brain, for spiritual enlightenment to occur. This focal point of negative energy is called Kundalini." If unleashed unexpectedly, which can happen as the result of intense spiritual pactices, Kundalini energy can create problems on the physical and mental levels. This will happen if chakras contain unclean energy. Help must be sought among pranic healers as soon as possible for cleansing exercises. |