Kundalini is a life force that exists inside every one of us. Mary describes what this spiritual awakening feels like and how to awaken your own Kundalini force with safety, so that you can experience immense pleasure and flow in your life.
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Thank you so much for bringing in this topic/interview with Mary on your platform. Sheer coincidence that I started thinking about Kundalini awakening since a couple of days recently.
I have a question – is it safe for an individual to develop the initial practice with meditation, breathing, movement meditation and then try to do it by oneself? Or is it better that we go to serious practitioner for detailed guidance?
Thank you in advance!
Keep inspiring 🙂
Pallavi
Hi Pallavi! I’m not an expert in Kundalini or meditation but I’m happy to share my thoughts as a dance therapist.
I would say the answer depends on the individual, his/her emotional stability, history of trauma, and other factors like how much reliable emotional support & community resources does this person have. Any kind of healing movement is likely to stir up emotions that can be really intense and a lot to handle. Sometimes too much to handle without support.
So if you’re thinking about starting your own practice with movement meditation, yoga, etc and this is very new territory to you, I advise you to do so with caution. The safest route is to start with an experienced practitioner and adjust how much support you need from there. You could always start meeting with someone once a week and then eventually it could be every other week, once a month, and then completely on your own if that’s the right path for you.
If you’re interested in taking the dance/movement therapy route and you’d like to talk about working with me, reply here or send me a message 🙂