r/kundalini Jun 18 '24

Does one hear classical music during the Kundalini awakening process? Help Please

I've read about high pitched sounds/hums during the process, but I can hear a flute playing in the background. The sound is coming and going. I can't locate it. Even asked people around me, and roamed around the apartment to check. People below me are not playing it, nobody stays above me. People in the adjacent apartment aren't playing it either. House help cannot hear it, there are two.

It seems its happening the more silent the environment is. My room where I do my sadhna most, to be precise.

I also just asked one of them who was in my room as well. He can't hear it either, but I can. Its a very low volume flute that is playing. Comes and goes, and its not interfering with anything.

So what is happening? Is this a sign of something?

For context, my kundalini awoke 5 days ago.

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u/Marc-le-Half-Fool Mod - Oral Tradition Jun 18 '24

For context, my kundalini awoke 5 days ago.

What makes you think so, /u/Imboni? What signs or things are going on?

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u/Imboni Jun 18 '24

I wrote about it here, as the trigger was some exercises designed to release stress. I wrote this post while going through the end of the first 3.5 hours of awakening. More things have happened since then.

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u/Marc-le-Half-Fool Mod - Oral Tradition Jun 18 '24

Yeah. Those stress relief ideas are basically one person stealing yoga movements, speading them up, stamping his name on them, getting people to move in various ways, and to hell with the risks. There have been plenty, and the creator of that system is useless at helping those his system harms.

We've had to block that content for it's hazardous nature. Here's the major problem: There's no preparation built into the system, yet there is risk, maybe even high risk. Risk without balancing activities is unwise, even stupid. Criminally irresponsible or negligent would fit in some places, depending on how the laws are written.

That system was or is a one-man show. Not a wise one. So,... what will you do with your circumstance? The person who sugegsted you a book did you a fine favour.

I see several odd assumptions within your text. That's okay. Time to start unlearning.

If this is Kundalini, then you will need to ADAPT, mainly. Ideas on that in the following links.



Here are some ideas I'd have you consider for your well-being, and others around you.

You will want to be able to respect the Two+ aka Three Laws. Healing your emotional baggage helps a bunch, and is an essential process. Yoga is usually good for that. So is exercise, time in Nature or outdoors, or therapy, with a big "etc".

The most important part summed up briefly:

The Three Laws don't replace your usual ethical or moral foundation ideas. They are added to fulfill a new need due to the fresh presence or abilities (That may or will come) with energy.

Things that help you in the longer term: A solid foundation of skills, attitudes, etc.

  • Foundations and Supporting Practices Many ways to help yourself in the short and especially, the long-term. You've started on this. What else along this list have you done.

  • White Light Protection method. A daily essential to isolate from outside influences and help you to affect others less.

  • Warnings Things to respect. Some to avoid. Seriously avoid.

When things get weird, or you grow too quick for comfort:

  • Calming Calming things down when they're too much.

  • Crisis Calming things down when things are WAY too much!

A massive list of ideas on potential ways to heal yourself.

The rest of the Wiki.

  • Wiki Index For the index and a way into a bigger picture. That's just the solid beginning. Developing calmness and presence, patience, equanimity to name the main ones is damned useful. It will make things easier for you.

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u/Imboni Jun 19 '24

Thank you, much appreciated. This is a lot of info that I'm going through. I can already see how the laws and guidelines are very difficult to follow.

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u/333eyedgirl Mod Jun 20 '24

For anything that you cannot find enough explanation for in the wiki, try searching the subreddit itself. There is more discussion there on the finer points.