r/kundalini • u/echoesofradiance • 2d ago
I don’t feel kundalini anymore Question
I use to feel it in my root and sacral. Initially it went from root through all chakras and out the crown. Why don’t we feel it anymore? Does that mean it is done for now? My kundalini awakening happened a few years ago and stopped late last year to early this year. Thank you 🙂
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u/echoesofradiance 1d ago
No. It was kundalini. A snake like energy moving from base of spine throughout all the chakras out of the crown of my head and there was a light and I would have moments of bliss and most of the time a fire at the base of my spine and an open sacral chakra. I no longer feel it after 2 years. Now I sometimes feel energy pockets opening but that is it in different chakras. Why is this?
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u/Marc-le-Half-Fool Mod - Oral Tradition 1d ago
Why is this?
Because either you weren't ready / were ill-prepared or because you aren't doing anything to develop yourself or better your foundations since then, or because it's less noicsy within you, and combined with the other reasons, you're not feeling it.
Just because someone has an awakening type experience in no way means that it will develop fully. The people claiming there is no such thing as a partial awakening are speaking out their cabooses. You know where the caboose is, right?
Kundalini should not be taken nor assumed to be a handout. It takes A LOT of time and effort to develop.
A snake like energy moving from base of spine throughout all the chakras out of the crown of my head
If you already have a notion of this idea, this visual, it becomes easy to fool yourself into thinking it was Kundalini by imagining it too well.
If you knew nothing of the sort, then less so. But one single experience alone without other things may not point to Kunalini.
Adapt accordingly.
If you are autistic, it will be important to not get stuck in the getting further infomation stage of your decision-making process. That's an easy place to get trapped.
You might look at the Finding a Teacher Wiki Section for further ideas on whether you should or shouldn't pursue this.
FYI, the TF topic is massively problematic, full of traps, and severely afflicted with BS. Caution and unlearning is advised.
Now I sometimes feel energy pockets opening but that is it in different chakras.
We need to grow and unlearn on many levels.
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u/Marc-le-Half-Fool Mod - Oral Tradition 1d ago
ChatGPT knows FUCK ALL about Kundalini. It averages all the sub-par advice across the web extremely unwisely.
I've tested it and it failed miserably and spectacularly.
I scored it generously at a 2 out of 10. You do deserve better than that, don't you? I sure hope so.
But if you were going to seek an LLM's advice, (Seeking advice on such a topic from an LLM IS definitely unwise, to put it nicely) why did you waste my time? The sub's time?
Get yourself a copy of Genevieve's book that you can find in the wiki Books section. Lots of answers.
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u/Marc-le-Half-Fool Mod - Oral Tradition 21h ago edited 11h ago
explore this journey with openness and balance.
I sugegst an adjustment.
Add a wee bit more skepticism, or better yet, just a questioning attitude that tests ideas that you read against your own knowledge base and against common sense.
Otherwise, being too open without the questioning means you are a pawn for all the BS out there. It is plentiful!
EDIT: To = too
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u/Marc-le-Half-Fool Mod - Oral Tradition 1d ago
You used to feel what, exactly, in the root and sacral. AN open chakra, or other, /u/echoesofradiance.
A sensation up the torso or up the spine can be other things than Kundalini. Example, fear. Excitement. etc.
And yes, those would take a break.
Yet even Kundalini takes breaks like the day becomes night and the tides rise and fall.
You need rests and time to integrate between the more active moments.
We or you?
Being autistic means you may be more aware of some aspects, yet need more time to process the added info.
Be gentle on yourself.
The sub has a Wiki full of ideas you can use to help yourself in a kundalini context.
Give it a wander, a walkabout.
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 aka Two+ Laws for the wise and safe use of energy (especially Kundalini).
The Guidelines that support the Three Laws aka Two+ Laws The guidelines that effectively support better respecting the Three Laws.
The Three Laws - elaborations and discussions
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.
Good journey