Kundalini and Self-Realization

kundalini-Christian

Traditional representation of the Kundalini as a "tongue of fire" on the top of the head (Judeo-Christian).

Of all the energies that drive us, there is one who is the mother of all other ...
nature of spiritual energy that lies dormant in you, manifest the love that God bears us.

It is called Kundalini, and is present in each of us with the same potential for inner riches ... This living energy is ready to be revealed to our consciousness: Sahaja Yoga begins with the awakening of the Kundalini naturally.

The spiritual energy that is in you is called Kundalini.

kundalini-Hindu

Traditional representation of the Kundalini as a woman gushing from the top of the head of Shri Shiva (Hindu tradition).

The spiritual energy and vital, which is called Kundalini in Sanskrit, originally resides in the sacrum (the triangular bone at the base of the spine).

When awakened, this energy activates the central channel and through the chakras to come splashing crown, up to the fontanel, symbolized by a lotus with a thousand petals.

Once this awakening occurs, you can perceive a subtle but concrete. A new state of consciousness moves in us.

Therefore, you can feel directly the status of your subtle energy centers or chakras and improve them.

A profound self-knowledge begins, guided by this awareness. You have the cards to move forward on the path to your spiritual evolution with much more ease and discernment.

This discovery is truly unprecedented as it gives you, for the first time the possibility to transform autonomously and independently.

Improving our "instrument" spiritual opens access to a condition of inner balance and joy, and enables us to participate fully in the world a better place. That may be starting with themselves that better times will come!

Self-realization is the ultimate mystical experience

kundalini-Islam

Traditional representation of the Kundalini as a halo of flames around the heads of characters 'saints'.