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Post by Bertje on Apr 14, 2021 15:50:09 GMT
Hey all I was thinking could this berserker trance just be some kind of temporary kundalini awakening?
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Post by arngrim on Oct 7, 2021 15:23:47 GMT
Bertje, I have thought about this. Ever since starting my journey I have been hungry about any other types of practices or religions and belief systems that utilize something similar. I think that they all touch on the same vein so to speak, as they are all meditative and energy projecting actions that alter your state of being or consciousness. I have read some tips from other systems that I have applied to my own. I hope this helps.
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Post by Bertje on Oct 11, 2021 4:47:27 GMT
Bertje, I have thought about this. Ever since starting my journey I have been hungry about any other types of practices or religions and belief systems that utilize something similar. I think that they all touch on the same vein so to speak, as they are all meditative and energy projecting actions that alter your state of being or consciousness. I have read some tips from other systems that I have applied to my own. I hope this helps. Yes for example in taoism they always talk about not thinking in dualism, but in non-dualism, everything in one! Sounds to me like a "unitary state" were the left and brain hemisphere work like one right? |
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Post by arngrim on Oct 23, 2021 5:33:44 GMT
Yes exactly. Breaking down your mind's control of differentiating "this" from "that" is crucial to entering a full state. The minute that your mind becomes aware that something else is in control, you will notice that the elevation stops rather abruptly.
That is some of the hidden knowledge of the older ones, which pieces can be found all over. The thought of atonement, which is literally "at-one-ment". I like to think of the Shinto in this regard as they were excellent at mental discipline. Like they say in Last Samurai, "too many minds".
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