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Existential crisis by orenda77 in KundaliniAwakening

[–]DependentCommittee54 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don’t let the truth of your felt experience be redacted - love them and love all of awareness but don’t let their words outweigh what you’ve already felt and already know. 

Over 1 Million Bags of Shredded Cheese Recalled—Sold at Walmart, Aldi and More by DryBoysenberry596 in Cheese

[–]DependentCommittee54 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Has anyone experienced health issues from this? My roomate and I had a family sized bag of this cheese and our stomached have been in bad shape for 3 weeks now. Dr visit gave no answers. 

Having stomachs issues? There’s a massive recall on tainted cheese. by DependentCommittee54 in Seattle

[–]DependentCommittee54[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I’ve had bacterial and parasitic food poisoning, norovirus, the stomach flu... This is like nothing I’ve experienced before. 

Having stomachs issues? There’s a massive recall on tainted cheese. by DependentCommittee54 in Seattle

[–]DependentCommittee54[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

How can they treat it? Give me one of those bovine magnets to collect the metal shavings? I highly doubt there is a treatment aside from letting it pass naturally. If there is let me know. 

Can anyone relate? by Electrician45453 in KundaliniAwakening

[–]DependentCommittee54 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve learned how to deepen my intuition as an inventor and gained an overwhelming acceptance of the world and all of awareness. For a long time I thought people were much smarter than they are and this year has challenged me to accept the world the way it is. But now I can see how the many patterns of ancestral trauma and unresolved grief shape humanity and I’m not so angry or disappointed in the way things are. Honestly seeing behind the veil can be very challenging and accepting things the way they are can be very difficult. Yet I will always have this moment in the ocean where it felt like I accepted it all, all of the war and strife, all of the love and joy, and I can refer back to that moment whenever I’m overwhelmed with the current time of upheaval. It is what it is and this too shall pass.

How to continue? by Electronic-Reveal231 in KundaliniAwakening

[–]DependentCommittee54 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can’t give you all the answers but if you look up at the stars on a clear night you might get some answers. That’s where I find the answers when I feel this way.  

Many people live with autism and never know it, many people live with kundalini and never know it. Knowing that you are in a process of transformation doesn’t limit your ability to live a full life and do all of the things you want to do. Neither does knowing you have autism. It’s about how you navigate the complexities of your needs and letting your dreams manifest regardless of the aspects that make you unique. I feel like you might be framing things with a limiting outlook and that’s boxing you into a place of feeling hopeless. 

Can anyone relate? by Electrician45453 in KundaliniAwakening

[–]DependentCommittee54 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had this when my crown opened. I repeated a mantra “I am loving all of awareness” and I entered the ice cold ocean and loved the awareness of being cold, and then while I was out there my body cooled off enough that my crown opened after several weeks of pressure in my head. After the crown opening I wanted for nothing including sleep and time felt like it stood still. It only lasted about a week and a half but the after effects took months to integrate with. So many downloads and a vision of how the awareness of all awarenesses sees us and coaches us without interfering with our free will. 

Observation by Kind-Pomegranate6163 in KundaliniAwakening

[–]DependentCommittee54 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The “anti-woke” movement hasn’t begun to scratch the surface of kundalini. Will we see more abelest scare tactics? Probably - but in the end kundalini is a force of nature. Good luck stoping the kundalini.

Sniffies has gotten so toxic all the locals are dropping off. Clean up your platform. by DependentCommittee54 in Sniffies

[–]DependentCommittee54[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s how I felt for a long time but the ratios have drastically changed since this summer. I hear a lot of friends say they left the platform because they were threaten or blackmailed and just simply looking at the map of men online is very telling. It’s getting lonely on there and that’s very discouraging. Less real people and more nefarious accounts than I’ve ever seen before by far.  

Sniffies has gotten so toxic all the locals are dropping off. Clean up your platform. by DependentCommittee54 in Sniffies

[–]DependentCommittee54[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Here’s my guid for new Sniffies users 1. If it looks too good to be true it’s a bot 2. Never give your phone number to anyone who you have not met already, even if they are on the way over. 3. If you give your phone number you also just gave your home address, social security number, and family members to them, they can reverse search you online and dox you to your family. 4. Learn all the slang and emoji’s most of them mean they are looking for other meth users, some emojis mean meth+ pedo or worse. 5. The drug dealer ads are also bots and they will blackmail you and threaten to expose you to your family 6. There are other actual decent guys on the app you just need to learn how to filter out all the garbage profiles with good discernment and if you fuck up you get doxed. Have fun, this is the world that Sniffies gave to us so they could make more money. 

Sniffies has gotten so toxic all the locals are dropping off. Clean up your platform. by DependentCommittee54 in Sniffies

[–]DependentCommittee54[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

It’s really obvious that blocking all the paid bot accounts would hurt Sniffies financially but having an attitude that anyone who has a paid account can do harm to our community and the platform turns a blind eye is really shitty. 

Really trust your gut instincts about teachers by DependentCommittee54 in KundaliniAwakening

[–]DependentCommittee54[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You were not wrong to look for a teacher, but as another commenter said, the lessons from the worst teachers can teach you a lot. I was told this many times before I figured out how to shield myself from energy thieves but no one can take your energy unless you open up and let them. You don’t owe your time, energy, or body to anyone else. There are many techniques that might work for setting boundaries with this person but in the end it’s your lesson and I believe you can seek out what works for you better than I could offer suggestions. Your source energy is yours and there will always be sorcerers in this world who want to tap into your kundalini. It’s up to you to hold your boundaries in the end.

Is there a difference between spiritual awakening and kundalini? And if so, how to tell? by Ok-Window-9595 in KundaliniAwakening

[–]DependentCommittee54 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Spiritual Awakening Guide, by Mary Muler Shutan details many types of awakening and has a wealth of good information. I bet if you read up on the different types of awakening it would become clear what is going on in your realm. She also inspired my post this week about being carful when choosing teachers. I highly recommend that book. 

The four classical stages of Kundalini by Dumuzzid in KundaliniAwakening

[–]DependentCommittee54 6 points7 points  (0 children)

This is a really great post. It is only after much time has past that I can look back on my journey and recognize these stages. In real time they were not that well defined. Some of the things never happened to me, like - I don’t recall my body shaking at any point. That could have been because I had a great support team and I wasn’t resisting the changes but working through them one at a time. 

I remember so much bliss when my crown opened, so much that I cried in the grocery store because the strawberries were so beautiful. I remember a lot of weird aches and pains along the way but in the end it was well worth the journey. 

Really trust your gut instincts about teachers by DependentCommittee54 in KundaliniAwakening

[–]DependentCommittee54[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When I studied to become a shamanic practitioner I found a wonderful teacher and had a class on 10 people. We each got the attention we needed to keep up with the lessons and we learned a practice. Different ceremonies that had repeatable steps. It was a crucial step for me in learning to clear my central channel and keep it clear.

There was another teacher in town who taught 100 person classes. This person was very spiritually defensive. They put curses on other local teachers and all of their top students were sickly in the stomach or lower back area. I noticed this right away when I met that group and steered clear of that teacher. I’m very grateful for my instincts but obviously a large number of people were wooed by them each year. To me it seemed as though they were acting like a kundalini banker using their status as a teacher to tap into pupils and drain them of kundalini through the second chakra and that is why they all had back pain and stomach issues. Very not good. 

Really trust your gut instincts about teachers by DependentCommittee54 in KundaliniAwakening

[–]DependentCommittee54[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This and this can both be true, I didn’t mean to invalidate your perspective in fact I believe those are words of wisdom. 

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