Kundalinii

Not many sadhaks can reach Vasikara, regardless of whether they come from the East or the West. After Kundalini awakens, it will rise up through Sushumna, and all the chakras, which Ida and Pingala untie, release their knots one by one. You will pass through Ekendriya in various spiritual states. Recently, I still hear people talking about Kundalini this and Kundalini that. Tell me, is Kundalini still dormant in your body? Is it in a dormant state? She isn't active yet. When she is active, she rises through Sushumna, not any other channel. She won't flow into your hands, feet, organs, or skin. She is active only through Sushumna. Once the chakras are unblocked, she is free to access different chakras. When she activates a chakra, that chakra responds to her influence. Your body undergoes changes within you. For example, the first chakra makes your body feel light. You can walk faster than normal people. I saw Baba walking so swiftly. You don't get sick; why? The first chakra. Why can you eat a lot or endure extended fasting? Why? The third chakra. How can you feel something moving on your face, something happening in your head, or some sensation being there? No, when Kundalini is rising, you can perceive phenomena like the color she emanates and where she reaches. So, refrain from speaking about things you don't understand. Others who truly comprehend this spiritual field will recognize when you are outside of it. This is especially true for dedicated practitioners. In fact, many sadhaks are fortunate if they cannot reach Ekendriya. God is protecting them. Baba is protecting them. It all depends on your foundation. Have you achieved depth enough? Are you humble enough? Does your devotion please the Lord? If you find yourself entering Ekendriya by chance, be cautious. It's not a safe journey. I've observed many people within organizations who are drawn to power, recognition, and control over others. They enjoy showing off, as if Yama and Niyama are a joke to them. They seem to desire everything, unaware that their desires are like black spots on a pure white canvas, glaringly obvious."