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Alan MacKenzie — Tue, 17 May 2011 02:32:48 +0000

Hi Jayme: I’m most intrigued in “Kundalini transformation” I’ve read about. I’m a Contemplative by ‘stance’ and by psychology, a Jungian/Winnicottian/Malanian psychodynamic psychotherapist strongly influenced by my spirituality. I sense you’re a bit like me, maybe — a scientist, therapist and yoga practitioner. Am I close? The more I read about the seven chakras, Kundalini yoga and Tantra yoga the more I realize how our beliefs are closely aligned. I now understand why my mentor Fr. Thomas Merton, a Trappist monk, was so enamoured by eastern mysticism.
Have you experienced true “enlightenment” in the Kundalini sense? What chakra level(s)have you experienced rising your energies to? I remember seeing a young lass’ book where, while practicing Kundalini, she felt she attined enlightenment. And her photos in the center of her book showed a distinct “energy centre” (a glow) in her heart chakra. I never noticed a “third eye” but may have missed it… I’m very intriggued; and your URL has picqued this interest even more. Can we converse? Yours curiously, Alan

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josefina Argüello — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 23:07:39 +0000

I hate flying. No, it’s not the frustrating obstacle course of shoe removal, sweeps and patdowns, oppressive crowds, interminable queues, perspiratory delays and airplane food (or lack of it) that makes every trip a challenge. (Though all of the above are worthy reasons to dread air travel.) No, for me, it’s the loss of control that accompanies my first footsteps into the claustrophobic cylinder that my fervid imagination assumes will be my coffin. For the next however-many hours, my life is out of my hands — and I can no longer find refuge in my delusion that my health and safety are 100 percent under my control.

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cognitive behavioral therapy workbooks — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 03:02:10 +0000

Wonderful way of treatment. This method is I think very exciting. Though I am a supporter of the conventional cognitive behavioral therapy because I knew some people who underwent the program who think that it was great and it helped them a great deal in becoming aware of the faulty areas of their thinking and how to change them, but I also think that this method is just great. Thanks for posting