What is Kundalini Shakti?
What are its uses and benefits?
What are the fears related to it?
This article is taken from a Tamil discourse on the topic ‘Kundalini Shakti’ by a living incarnation, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (fondly known as Swamiji). A living incarnation is one whose Kundalini energy is fully awakened and who has the power to transmit the same experience to others.
Last week during a evening discourse, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (fondly known as Swamiji), a living incarnation told all his disciples and devotees to pen down a list of 25 things which they were inspired by him but didn’t take action. Many devotees wrote many things but one common obstacle is laziness which prevented them from experiencing health, expansion and feeling connection with Divine.
One thing I picked up from Swamiji’s enlightened body language is this constant intense action. Literally I’ve seen him working at least 20 hours a day and he is so piped in to all the activities not only in the headquarter in India but also the entire global organization. He has such huge capacity and enthusiasm for everything which raises the human consciousness to divine consciousness. Swamiji once revealed that performance of intense action constantly evolves our system to new possibilities and new realities. He said a man of intense action does not allow patterns to grow – this is the truth based on my own experience as well.
What is Guruvak?
A Guru means the one who dispels darkness and takes you toward light. Vak means words or instructions. So Guruvak means taking the words of the Guru or the divine command by the Guru.
In the Vedic tradition, according to Adi Shankaracharya, the great teacher and the philosopher, there are three rare and the most precious things in life. They are:
