Kundalini Syndrome with Treatment

Heal the soul first, then healing of the mind and body will follow

Shen (spirit) manifests only when the heart is open
When form is correct, spirit resides. When spirit resides, qi flows. - Neijing

When spirit resides, qi flows
It is necessary to purify the heart (soul) to awaken the true heart (xin) by chanting the Heart Sutra

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This blog site provides the meditation and Qigong solution to the mental health problems or kundalini syndrome experienced by yoga practitioners!

Kundalini syndrome and its treatment

Theorists within the schools of Humanistic psychology, Transpersonal psychology and Near-Death Studies describe a complex pattern of motor functions, sensory, affective and cognitive-hermeneutic symptoms called the Kundalini Syndrome.

This psychosomatic arousal and excitation is believed to occur in connection with prolonged and intensive spiritual or contemplative practice (such as meditation or yoga) or as a result of intense life experience or a near encounter with death (such as a near-death experience).

According to these fields of study the Kundalini syndrome is of a different nature than a single Kundalini episode, such as a Kundalini arousal. The Kundalini syndrome is a process that might unfold over several months, or even years. If the accompanying symptoms unfold in an intense manner – that de-stabilizes the person – the process is usually interpreted as what Stanislav Grof has termed “spiritual emergency”.

Interdisciplinary dialogues within the mentioned schools of psychology (see references below) have now established some common criteria in order to describe this condition, of which the most prominent feature is a feeling of energy travelling along the spine, or progressing upwards in the body.

Motor symptoms are said to include tremors, other spontaneous or involuntary body movements and changes in respiratory function.

Sensory symptoms are said to include subjective changes in body temperature – feelings of heat or cold – a feeling of electricity in the body, persistent sexual arousal syndrome, headache and pressure inside of the head, tingling, vibrations and gastro-intestinal problems.

Cognitive and affective symptoms are said to include psychological upheaval, stress, depression, depersonalization or derealization, intense mood-swings, but also moments of bliss, deep peace and other altered states of consciousness.

Within the mentioned academic traditions this symptomatology is often referred to as the Physio-Kundalini syndrome or Kundalini-experience Awakening.

Transpersonal literature emphasizes that this list of symptoms is not meant to be used as a tool for self-diagnosis.

Any unusual or marked physical or mental symptom needs to be investigated by a qualified Qigong teacher who specializes in treating kundalini syndrome.

I practice Qigong to redistribute and balance my Qi after Sri Vidya meditation to prevent and treat kundalini syndrome. It works! – Acharya Ricardo B Serrano

Beware of false meditation teachers: Most meditators get into kundalini syndrome symptoms and die young because they have empty Jing (essence) by not practicing Qigong to build the Three Treasures. Heaven is Yang energy and the body’s Jing is Yin energy. If the Jing is empty, the body will get sick because of too much Yang energy. – Master Ricardo B Serrano

– Excerpts from page 69-70, Oneness with Shiva