Kundalini : since Leo gives it credit, I'm now more curious about it

[Salvijus]

Just focus on awakening, energy wil follow. Conciousness and energy go together. 

Edited Saturday at 02:42 PM by Salvijus

[Carl-Richard]

17 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

Just focus on awakening, energy wil follow. Conciousness and energy go together. 

Some practices and intentions are more conducive to cultivating kundalini energy than others.

[Salvijus]

Kundalini practices are overrated. These simple people achieved more spiritually in one minute than all those pumping air and holding breath for many years. 

 

Edited Saturday at 03:24 PM by Salvijus

[D2sage]

Kundalini Awakening.

[Davino]

On 4/4/2025 at 3:06 PM, Loveeee said:

What is it, how legit is it, where to learn about it, etc ?

It's a game changer.

Try it out for thirty days and see:

(This is my goto daily practice, I've donated to Yogigems multiples times for her amazing work. She's the best kundalini teacher imo)

Edited Saturday at 06:57 PM by Davino

[OBEler]

@Davino I will try out thanks for sharing. Do you still do these exercises and do you also use it with the help of psychedelics?

Edited Saturday at 06:45 PM by OBEler

[Davino]

If you wanna receive it in the more traditional way. I recommend you this:

(Beware this is not for casual watch. Meditate for 1h, do your yoga, trip before watching, otherwise abstain from casual watch)

https://youtu.be/BNV2m_cAQ7Q?si=76UZfIhJOUPjMSGK

Above a traditional kundalini induced collective awakening. If you watch these two videos on LSD, you'll have one of the most profound experiences of your life. It's a before and after.

Edited Saturday at 07:01 PM by Davino

[Davino]

17 minutes ago, OBEler said:

@Davino I will try out thanks for sharing. Do you still do these exercises and do you also use it with the help of psychedelics?

Yes, I do kundalini yoga. That's my favourite video. I do it many days and to prepare for deep trips before and many times during as well.

 

Kundalini is the yoga that better translates into psychedelic tripping, in my experience. The more kundalini you practice and the more martial arts sport you do, the stronger your nervous system will be to handle the peak psychedelic states of consciousness flooding your body. Otherwise you can get fried like a fly by massive psychedelic doses.

Edited Saturday at 07:03 PM by Davino

[Davino]

For reference, these are my habitual spiritual practices:

• Meditation
  • Vipassana
  • Spatiousness (Michael Thaft style)
• Yoga
  • Kundalini (Yogigems)
  • Pranayama (Wim Hof)
• Psychedelics
  • 5meos

[Applegarden8]

@Davino since you listen to Nithyananda, what kind of kundalini yoga you do? Have you done Nithyananda yoga?

From Nithyananda I have really benefited from akashik readings, third eye meditation, completion process and I enjoy his older satsangs on Kapila’s teachings, baghvad gita, vedic scriptures, shiva sutras etc., but I never did Nithyanada yoga.

Only yoga I have ever done is Sadhguru's upa yoga and it does it's job to keep you sharp and lubricated (it's only 20 mins) and I have done Isha kriya for few months. I rather prefer Nithyananda's kriya yoga (yoga related to mind like shadow work not with asanas) and self-reflection techniques than one's presented by Sadhguru, but I never really got into Hatha yoga. Following Sadhguru is totally fine too as he will bring you Mukthi in my opinion and if you learn his yoga, you will live a great life also.

There are other gurus like Sri M, Mooji, Osho who have their derivatives of the teachings, but I don't think any of them teach yoga publicly, especially kundalini yoga. It's almost like a taboo. I also don't know any people who have practiced kundalini yoga.

 

Edited Saturday at 07:32 PM by Applegarden8

[Davino]

Yes, I've done Nithyananda Yoga. It's too advanced for me at the moment. I do the short 1h version seldomly and often when tripping in LSD.

 

And plan to the 5h full version in a retreat.

 

 

Sadhguru is good for beginning, intermediate levels. It's nice foundation. I've benefited from it. I liked this two:

 

(I can't find the second video, it was really good, it made you breath and repeat basic sounds which vibrated your whole body)

 

Also I don't know about others but for me If you haven't discovered kundalini you are still in a very initial level in your path. I had kundalini Awakening before I knew what it was. I become so fucking conscious that the incarnated goddess within me woke up like a storm of electric snakes and opened all my channels in a glorious thunderbolt roar. Kundalini is what makes higher consciousness hold into everyday life. It upgrades your whole system, all stones are upturned.

My recommendation is to work with kundalini and make that awakening more progressive via what Yogigems teaches. Otherwise one day it will wake up quite radically and you'll feel like a semigod avatar for days and will have to figure out how to work on the fly with this divine incarnated energy.

Edited Saturday at 08:16 PM by Davino

[Applegarden8]

2 minutes ago, Davino said:

Yes, I've done Nithyananda Yoga. It's too advanced for me at the moment. I do the short 1h version seldomly and often when tripping in LSD.

 

And plan to the 5h full version in a retreat.

 

 

Sadhguru is good for beginning, intermediate levels. It's nice foundation. I've benefited from it. I liked this two:

 

(I can't find the second video, it was really good, it made you breath and repeat basic sounds which vibrated your whole body)

Yes, the yoga namaskar is what I have done. The thing with Isha yoga, if you want something more advanced, you have to go and get trained in one of the Isha centers or classes. I heard their hatha yoga teacher training is pretty good, but there is a lot of discipline needed to live that lifestyle and to do the asanas correctly.

Yeah, Nithyananda yoga looks like a complete system with references to the original sutras. I may give it a shot someday.

Just a note. I don't think LSD is intended together with yoga, but you do your own thing.

Thanks for sharing!

[Davino]

General Warning ⚠️ 

Some people fuck up their lives playing with kundalini energy. I'm not responsive for your decisions, only you are.

But know that if you wanna arrive far in Awakening, it's a necessary initiation. For me it has always been a blessing. Even when I was trembling of pain for hours I felt grateful and loved. It's the incarnated God feminine within the body. That's the truth, that's what kundalini actually is. 

[Davino]

@Applegarden8 I wouldn't recommend hatha yoga for the work we do in Actualized.org

I don't like the secrecy of Sadhguru with his more advanced practices. Yogigems has everything for free, very complete and safe.

There's no better psychedelic for doing yoga than LSD. It's an empirical claim, I've done yoga with many substances. My only advice is to make sure to have ice to cool down the head after the practice and do it in a chill ambient. Do some warm up and have some previous experience with it.

Edited Saturday at 08:26 PM by Davino

[bobbyward]

I had a kundalini awakening some years ago and I was bed ridden for 18 months, couldnt function, the main reason for that was I could not sleep. I had been meditating for years, done alot of phycadelics up to that, then I got into a practice of chanting mantras to activate the lower chakras and that is what triggered the kundalini awakening.

I have done all of ishas advanced programmes, and find the practices from them great. The thing is you can't judge Isha based of the stuff you can learn for free online, you need to get initiated into their practices. The free stuff online I have never done because I assume it wouldnt be that effective. 

 

 

 

 

[Oppositionless]

Is it a conclusive fact that 5 meo dmt strongly activists the kundalini . Even reactivations. The old self leaves an imprint that is hard to shake in search of Ultimate Medicine 

Edited Saturday at 08:46 PM by Oppositionless

[OBEler]

1 hour ago, bobbyward said:

I had a kundalini awakening some years ago and I was bed ridden for 18 months, couldnt function, the main reason for that was I could not sleep. I had been meditating for years, done alot of phycadelics up to that, then I got into a practice of chanting mantras to activate the lower chakras and that is what triggered the kundalini awakening.

I have done all of ishas advanced programmes, and find the practices from them great. The thing is you can't judge Isha based of the stuff you can learn for free online, you need to get initiated into their practices. The free stuff online I have never done because I assume it wouldnt be that effective. 

 

 

 

 

Wow ..that sounds crazy. I mean how is it possible that Kundalini knocked you off, you were really not unprepared with all your meditation and psychedelic trips before.

What do you recommend for someone like me who wants to trigger a Kundalini awakening but wants also to be functional after (I need to program as a software developer, can do it at home).

Is Kundalini a bless for you now?

[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.

Edited Sunday at 02:11 AM by StyxNStone

[bobbyward]

@OBEler I had the kundalini awakening in 2019, with how intense it was I don't think I could have done anything that would have made it a smooth process. I have been doing ishas stuff the last 4 years. Maybe if I was doing ishas stuff prior to kundalini it would have mitigated it to an extent.

What caused it was a combination of having done 5meo dmt alot, which opens the higher chakras, then chanting "earth mantra" by a group called the divine lineage. Which works on the lower chakras, the more I chanted it just kept getting more and more intense, but I just kept doing it and it got out of hand. 

https://divinemothercenter.org/who-we-are/our-lineage/

Ya the awakening is definitely one of the best things that has ever happened to me, my happiness and experience of life is just way way better than it was before. It purifies you in such an intense way that could not be done through sadhana or phycadelics.

 

[Applegarden8]

9 hours ago, bobbyward said:

@OBEler I had the kundalini awakening in 2019, with how intense it was I don't think I could have done anything that would have made it a smooth process. I have been doing ishas stuff the last 4 years. Maybe if I was doing ishas stuff prior to kundalini it would have mitigated it to an extent.

What caused it was a combination of having done 5meo dmt alot, which opens the higher chakras, then chanting "earth mantra" by a group called the divine lineage. Which works on the lower chakras, the more I chanted it just kept getting more and more intense, but I just kept doing it and it got out of hand. 

https://divinemothercenter.org/who-we-are/our-lineage/

Ya the awakening is definitely one of the best things that has ever happened to me, my happiness and experience of life is just way way better than it was before. It purifies you in such an intense way that could not be done through sadhana or phycadelics.

 

Thanks for sharing. My experiences have been different and more mild I guess. The sadhana never impacted my body in such a way.