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Other Kundalini syndrome
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Meadowsweet
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I have experience of hearing people talk about it on spiritual discussions. But my personal opinion is that it's one of the many myths that spiritual people read about, determine themselves to be experts in, and go around giving out poor advice with no knowledge or understanding of mental health healing. It is basically a list of symptoms that could be related to a million things from teenage angst to serious mental health issues.
Sorry if that sounds harsh, but the way I have seen it talked about and seemingly diagnosed by anyone who feels like telling a complete stranger they have it, it has the potential to do a lot of harm - especially to those in need of mental health support.
Sorry if that sounds harsh, but the way I have seen it talked about and seemingly diagnosed by anyone who feels like telling a complete stranger they have it, it has the potential to do a lot of harm - especially to those in need of mental health support.
intothelight
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That is a tough topic to even to begin to discuss, as the symptoms of the syndrome can also be associated with various physical and mental disorders.
If this is a part of your belief system, then it is a discussion best had with other practitioners. If it is not a part of your belief system, you might want to check out other organic causes of some of the symptoms should you be experiencing them.
If this is a part of your belief system, then it is a discussion best had with other practitioners. If it is not a part of your belief system, you might want to check out other organic causes of some of the symptoms should you be experiencing them.
Darcy Paterson
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I have. What would you like to know?
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@Darcy Paterson do you know of any resources that address an overlap between it and complex trauma? I have both.
@Meadowsweet, I agree that it could easily be used to dismiss mental health issues and or do damage by ignorant people.
@intothelight you do not have to be a "believer" or even a "practitioner" for it to occur.
@Meadowsweet, I agree that it could easily be used to dismiss mental health issues and or do damage by ignorant people.
@intothelight you do not have to be a "believer" or even a "practitioner" for it to occur.
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From what I have read, I personally would be very sceptical in particular regarding a 'Diagnosis'.
As far as sticking to a diagnosable Mental Illness is concerned, I would be very, very cautious of anyone claiming to be an authority on this very scantily proven "Diagnosis".
I wandered for many a yea,r pondering as to what was actually wrong with me.
When I was diagnosed with C-PTSD last year I spent hundreds of hours, day and night researching proven studies into PTSD and the effects it has on the physical person that I am.
Please, please, please, if you are going down the route of spiritual explanations for the physical and psychological effects of trauma suffered as a child then be as open minded and objective as you can. Please do NOT get drawn into psycho-babble by so called professors of the "Psychic - Phenomenon".
In what-ever path you personally choose I wish you the healing you seek.
kindest regards and :hug:s if you accept them
Laurence.
As far as sticking to a diagnosable Mental Illness is concerned, I would be very, very cautious of anyone claiming to be an authority on this very scantily proven "Diagnosis".
I wandered for many a yea,r pondering as to what was actually wrong with me.
When I was diagnosed with C-PTSD last year I spent hundreds of hours, day and night researching proven studies into PTSD and the effects it has on the physical person that I am.
Please, please, please, if you are going down the route of spiritual explanations for the physical and psychological effects of trauma suffered as a child then be as open minded and objective as you can. Please do NOT get drawn into psycho-babble by so called professors of the "Psychic - Phenomenon".
In what-ever path you personally choose I wish you the healing you seek.
kindest regards and :hug:s if you accept them
Laurence.
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@Santa_Laurie thank you for the warning. I know there are a lot of "quacks" out there. I'm not dealing with those kinds.
For anyone reading this, there is a long and detailed back story to my request for information on this. I know I have both and they are deeply intertwined. I am looking for others on the forum who know something of this through personal experience.
For anyone reading this, there is a long and detailed back story to my request for information on this. I know I have both and they are deeply intertwined. I am looking for others on the forum who know something of this through personal experience.
NovemberStar
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Am I the only one who has absolutely no idea what is being talked about?:confused:
You are not alone.
Upside Down Eagle
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From Wiki:
The concept of Kundalini comes from Hinduism and is traditionally used to describe a progression of psycho-spiritual potentials, associated with the understanding of the body as a vehicle for spiritual energies. Kundalini syndrome is a term employed by Western researchers, and commentators, to refer to the condition which occurs when experiences traditionally associated with kundalini awakening arise, often unsought, which overwhelm or cause distress to the experiencer...
It's possible that one might be experiencing this, but how do you know it really originates from Kundalini energies? :) I do believe in stuff like this, but I can see how it's hard to diagnose it... since no science is concerned with spirituality...
The concept of Kundalini comes from Hinduism and is traditionally used to describe a progression of psycho-spiritual potentials, associated with the understanding of the body as a vehicle for spiritual energies. Kundalini syndrome is a term employed by Western researchers, and commentators, to refer to the condition which occurs when experiences traditionally associated with kundalini awakening arise, often unsought, which overwhelm or cause distress to the experiencer...
It's possible that one might be experiencing this, but how do you know it really originates from Kundalini energies? :) I do believe in stuff like this, but I can see how it's hard to diagnose it... since no science is concerned with spirituality...
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Thank you all for your posts about concerns and what you have heard and read. I appreciate your interest. This is the last post on this thread I will submit at this point...I really am interested in someone who has personal experience with Kundalini Energy and who also suffers from PTSD. Perhaps there isn't anyone out there with this, and that's fine...I was just reaching out to see.
Lionheart
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I have worked with kundalini reiki and I have PTSD but I have never experienced or known anyone with kundalini syndrome.
Perhaps the following link will help you, if not I would recommend seeing a more experienced reiki practitioner and a mental health specialist both at the same time, so that nothing is missed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kundalini_syndrome
Perhaps the following link will help you, if not I would recommend seeing a more experienced reiki practitioner and a mental health specialist both at the same time, so that nothing is missed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kundalini_syndrome
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