An Introduction to Kundalini Awakening

"The kundalini energy of sacred sites is a portal to presence." - Ricardo B Serrano

The revelations presented by Drunvalo Melchizedek from his book "Serpent of Light: Beyond 2012? made me realize the blissful spiritual awakening process - the rising of Earth's Kundalini (Serpent Of Light) that happens within and through me connecting with the Unity Consciousness Grid - every time I regularly practice breathing with postures, meditation and Qigong, especially the Maitreya (Shiva) Shen Gong and Omkabah Heart Lightbody Activation with the integrated Enlightenment Qigong forms.

From what I understand from my studies on sacred geometry and merkaba with my late teacher Merkaba master Alton Kamadon, a Flower of Life student of Drunvalo Melchizedek, the earth's kundalini or serpent of light has now shifted its position on the surface of the earth in the Andes mountains in Chile and Peru. To verify this shift, I meditated etherically in that area and have felt a stronger connection with the electromagnetic field in the Andes mountains photos as a result of the rising kundalini energy there. Based on my said experience, I believe that what was told by Drunvalo Melchizedek regarding the vibrational energy shift of the serpent of light in the Andes mountains from his book "Serpent of Light: Beyond 2012" is true.

The earth kundalini energy is called the Serpent of Light or the Great White Snake in other Oriental traditions. Not only is the earth's kundalini energy very similar to a human being's, but also even such massive energy fields as the merkaba field of the planet and the human merkaba field (light body) are exactly the same except for proportional size. The earth's kundalini energy connected to the center of the earth behaves like a snake as it moves, similar to the way kundalini energy moves in the human body which is the secret energy, the inner Shakti, that gives rise to the kundalini awakening of spiritual seekers everywhere on earth.

Because the vast influence of the earth's kundalini energy or Serpent of Light in the sacred sites in Tibet and India inevitably affected greatly the bodies, minds and hearts of people who lived around its vicinity, it gave birth to the great souls and spiritual teachers such as Lao Tzu, the author of Tao Te Ching (The Way of the Tao), and the Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, a world religion that has a deeper understanding of the human electromagnetic energy fields and higher consciousness.

The key, I believe, based on the experience and accomplishment of the great spiritual teachers from Tibet and India who thrived from the enlightening energy of the serpent of light for spiritual transformation, is to develop our energy bubble (electromagnetic field) by practicing meditation and Qigong in the sacred sites strengthening and connecting our energy bubble with the strong electromagnetic fields of the sacred areas which are dependent on the earth's rising kundalini energy in the sacred site.

What this means also is that the end of the Mayan calendar has a positive benefit in the spiritual transformation for planet earth with its masses of people because of a stronger flow of earth's kundalini energy in the sacred sites such as the pyramids and other areas on the earth's surface that are easily accessible for power journeys to spiritual seekers.

Despite the doom and gloom scenarios depicted by unawakened persons regarding the end of Mayan calendar, I believe the opposite is true that is vitally important for our survival with the help of mother earth and her serpent of light - an important sacred event which starts the spiritual transformation of planet earth and her people at the beginning of 2013 - the end of the reign of the little self (ego mind) and the recognition of the formless being that we truly are.

Because the Truth can only be known by experience, not by beliefs or thoughts as Master Jesus said "And you will know the Truth and the Truth will set you free," and in light of what was revealed here - the kundalini energy of sacred sites is a portal to presence - the most important question is "What are you going to do to experience the Truth, now?"

"Nothing Changes Until You Get Moving towards Unconditional Love!"

Ricardo B Serrano, R.Ac., Qigong healer and author, http://keystohealing.ca/

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An Introduction to the Practice of Meditation

We can look at meditation practice under four different headings as follows:

1 What meditation is, 2 Methods and Posture, 3 The benefits of Meditation and 4 Integration.

1 What meditation Is

Meditation is a skilful means for working with our distracted minds. Through the practice of mindfulness and awareness, we bring our minds home and slowly are revealed the compassion and wisdom that are our true nature - who we really are. There are many images to help us to relate to this but the sky and the clouds is perhaps the most effective. Through the practice of meditation, slowly the cloud-like thoughts and emotions dissolve, revealing the sky-like nature of mind and from that shines our own true nature like the sun, with the two qualities of warmth and light = wisdom and compassion. When we discover our own true nature, that is enlightenment, freedom from suffering and true happiness.

2 Methods and Posture

Firstly the physical posture: this is the seven point posture of Buddha Vairochana

Legs crossed
Hands in the lap or on the knees
Shoulders back
Back straight
Chin tucked in slightly
Mouth slightly open, as if about to say 'ah'
Eyes open, with soft gaze, looking downward

If we can't remember all these points, we can remember 'straight and relaxed'.

The most common method of mindfulness meditation is watching the breath. Breathing naturally, we focus lightly on the out breath and let go and release our grasping. Naturally there is a gap before the in breath, we rest in that gap. But we don't focus all our attention on the breath - only 25%, another 25% is watching that we're being mindful of the breath and the greatest part is the 50% which is left spaciously remaining.

A helpful image from a famous Tibetan master, Nyoshul Khen Rinpoche, is:

Water, if you don't stir it becomes clear, mind left unaltered finds its own natural peace.

We are advised to start practising in short sessions, and to try to establish a regular practice. Remember that a bucket of water thrown at a rock will make no difference, yet a constant drip will eventually wear away the stone.

3 The Benefits of Meditation

As our mind settles through regular practice, we become more spacious, more in touch with ourselves and our fundamental goodness. This slowly dissolves our negativity and we become more whole and complete. As we become more at peace with ourselves, so we become more at peace with others also. Thus our good heart, our compassionate nature is revealed. The benefits can also be physical - lower blood pressure, even changes at a cellular level in our bodies.

4 Integration

We are encouraged to create a habit of practice, so that we have something to integrate. To integrate meditation in action is the whole point and purpose of meditation. Then, when we meet difficult circumstances we may find we have a greater understanding of the situation.

Learn More

If you'd like to learn about meditation or practice meditation then you may want to take an Edinburgh Meditation Class.

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