StyxNStone

The level of misconceptions about Chakra’s and Kundalini is unreal. Let’s get something straight: what you all are calling a “Kundalini awakening” is not Kundalini—it’s a nervous-system twitch. Those spontaneous movements you’re experiencing—spine undulations, limb jerks, or whatever—aren’t divine energy awakening. They’re just your nerves being overstimulated. It’s bioelectric activity triggering muscular contractions, no different from what happens when you slap a TENS machine onto your back. It feels weird, maybe euphoric, but it’s basic somatic discharge, not some cosmic serpent awakening. This kind of reaction can easily be triggered by yoga, qigong, breathwork, meditation—basically anything that stirs up body-energy. The Taoists calls it: Zifagong. It’s totally natural, and has nothing to do with Kundalini. These movements are as spiritually significant as a fart—they come, they pass, and they mean your system is warming up, not awakening the cosmos. Real Kundalini is not a TikTok trend or a weekend psychedelic retreat, or the product of commercialized yoga routines and generic chanting. It’s a profound and extremely rare spiritual ignition that only a few people on earth managed to accomplish, virtually nobody online has actually undergone, no matter how flowy their language or dramatic their stories. If you had genuinely awakened just one chakra alone, just the root chakra, your life would already be undergoing terrifying, radical transformation. You wouldn’t be talking about it casually—you’d be barely holding onto reality, or beginning to bend it with your intent. A truly awakened chakra begins to unleash levels of energy that can destabilize your entire identity, flood your body with primal force, and grant access to abilities that defy reality—and that’s just the foundation. So no, your shaky spine and tingly euphoria aren’t proof of awakening. They’re a side-effect of energy circulation—not transcendence, just your body stretching its legs for the first time. Don’t blindly listen to what everyone says. Go study classical and traditional yogic sources and authentic, documented cases—Kundalini awakening is super rare, extremely powerful and life transforming, nothing like what most people think it is.

Fyodor Dostoevsky – “The darker the night, the brighter the stars, the deeper the grief, the closer is God!”

How did God wake himself up? I’d started watching a ton of conspiracy theory videos, and it really made me realize how much we don’t know, how many secrets and things hidden from us. I started getting into stuff about the pyramids of Egypt and the Nicola tesla’s 369 shit. I was also at a low point in my life. I was an addict, smoking weed 4 times a day, vaping and porn all day long, and I just felt like shit. Somehow, I came across a meditation video, I don’t remember how I stumbled upon it—but I decided to try it out. Something about it intrigued me, so I kept searching, and found my first spiritual video from Astral Doorway about chakras. Even though the whole thing seemed kind of surreal and magical, I somehow believed it. Something just clicked. And I was the last person you’d expect to get into anything spiritual—I’d always been an atheist and super closed-minded. But from that moment, the spiritual grind didn’t stop.

@PsychedelicEagle My pleasure.

Ive also found that you could give suno instruction and it will follow them. Like for example, [Verse 1 - Deep, atmospheric tone, slow tempo] or [Chorus - Full, powerful vocals, expansive synth backdrop], you have to put brackets [] or it will sing them.

@integral I don’t remember the exact prompts but I just played around with it, feeding it the spiral dynamics model and getting it to craft a poetic song about a man navigating through each of the stages. I wanted it to feel like a journey of transformation. I also got the colors to reflect through the environment for a more realistic touch, like an orange sun, green hills, and turquoise waves. The style was intended to mirror the lyrics, starting intense and chaotic, then gradually shifting to a more peaceful and harmonious tone as the character progresses. The genres are all stated in the SoundCloud, for this song its a blend of lyrical folk, spoken word poetry, and existential ballad, with ambient poetics.

Can’t wait!

@Thought Art yeah, the most time consuming part was getting a good song from suno most of the time it took around 80 generated songs and I had to listen to them all till I found a decent one

@Thought Art It’s AI-assisted, but I still put in a lot of work—researching lyrics, pulling from my notes, and piecing everything together. The AI helped organize it, but I was constantly tweaking and making changes to make it feel just right.

@Leo Gura Awesome 🌟🙌

@Leo Gura That’s my favourite one! Glad you liked it

I need a break

My Masterpiece! Leo your gonna love this one 😂

Turned out better than I expected