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June 19, 2017 at 7:54 am #153958
Tannhauser
BlockedA wall of silence then.
Tannhauser
June 19, 2017 at 8:47 am #153972Anonymous
GuestDear Tannhauser:
I didn’t answer this thread before because your request here was/is: “If there are people out there who think they might be one of the 144.000, these so-called ‘Lightworkers’, please contact me. I would like to talk about our experiences”-
Well, I am not a Lightworker. I found this definition of a lightworker:
“A Lightworker is a monad (consciousness intensified) that has incarnated in a human body with the intention of providing assistance towards awakening, activation (when the body’s energy system, in particular the seven main Chakras are active), and ascension (the process of creating a stronger connection between consciousness and the body) of individuals.”
Maybe this definition will help a potential reader who identifies himself/ herself as a lightworker reply to you.
anita
June 19, 2017 at 8:50 am #153976Anonymous
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June 19, 2017 at 9:31 am #153986Tannhauser
BlockedIt doesn’t matter. It’s all too vague, too niche and far too secretive.
In short, it could all too easily be dismissed as bullshit.
Tannhauser.
June 19, 2017 at 9:45 am #153992Anonymous
GuestDear Tannhauser:
It can be easily dismissed, many would and do dismiss this Kundalini concept and all it entails as untrue. I, for one, believe it is untrue. Yet, you strongly believe it is true, based on your very intense and long-term physical/ emotional experiences. If I had your experiences, I suppose I would believe in it too.
This Forums are open to people who believe differently. There are individuals out there (a few have answered previous threads by you) who believe in what you believe. Some believe very strongly. I just wished someone who believes the same would answer you in a way that will be helpful to you.
It is frustrating to me that although these concepts/ beliefs are shared by many (enough to bring these concepts into existence), that none, so far, has been able to be helpful to you.
anita
June 20, 2017 at 12:36 am #154130treegirl
ParticipantI am not sure about the light people, but I do believe that my kundalini was awakened too quickly and cause me great physical pain.
June 22, 2017 at 8:48 am #154538eight
ParticipantDear Tannhauser
Calm your mind and don’t ovethink it.
You’re missing clarity and to me it seems like you have got all the pieces of the puzzle at place but you’re blocking your clarity about it all.
When you will reach the fully understanding of unseen force and religions as a whole – without judgemental ego assumptions. You will find your balance and peace.
Work on that and you’ll be fine.
And don’t lie that no one offered you help because you may check our conversations in you kundalini blog and then rewrite your truth.
Love and light(clarity ) for you.
Best regards eight x
June 22, 2017 at 10:52 am #154548PearceHawk
ParticipantTannehauser I was going to respond to your invitation to answer the question you presented, but I cannot dissociate myself from what Anita and Eight have offered because both of their thoughts are the same as I would offer. I think that before you can come terms with Kundalani, you must first come to terms of who you are and what you want from life. If there is a religion or an event going on that you “dismissed as bullshit, yet you find that others are deeply rooted in their beliefs contrary to what you believe, there is one very good thing you can do if your quest is to come to terms with Kundalani, or any other religion for that matter. That one good thing is respect other people’s choices. Other people’s religious beliefs are, and have been, a safe harbor for them to go to for whatever reason they may have. Their particular practice of their chosen religion is a choice they made for their benefit. For them it works. Personally, I do not invest thought process in Kundalini because of me, I have no reason to believe it is true. Tannehauser what ever your belief is, I respect your position on it. It does not mean that I agree or disagree with you. If you find yourself associated with, or being attached to, or involved in someway, with a particular belief that somehow disturbs you, you can very easily disconnect to those things. This will allow you more freedom to find peace and happiness, to come together with someone who can help you. Please allow me to share with you a quote that is deeply private to me. The quote comes from a great Native American Chief, Chief Joseph. He said, “…My heart is sick and sad…”From where the sun now stands, I will fight no more forever.”
in peace…
Pearce Hawk
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PearceHawk.
June 23, 2017 at 3:02 am #154636Tannhauser
Blockedyou must first come to terms of who you are and what you want from life.
That’s the problem. I don’t know what I want from life. And I don’t really like who I am, if I am being honest.
Other people’s religious beliefs are, and have been, a safe harbor for them to go to for whatever reason they may have. Their particular practice of their chosen religion is a choice they made for their benefit. For them it works.
Well, organized religion has been useless to me in all the experiences I have had. As there are career politicians, so there are career priests. They have never failed to disappoint. When I needed their help, they told me to get out more or see my GP. I ended up being humiliated. (Humiliating those under their ‘care’ is something that men of the cloth are particularly good at) I shall never put any trust or confidence in organized religion ever again. It’s all basically play-acting theatre. There’s nothing really spiritual about it.
I still have energies pouring into my body most days. They enter through the head, go through the body, and exit via the palms of my hands and my right big toe. The energies can cause considerable bone joint pain, and I lost an entire night’s sleep the other evening because of it. I just had to go and sit downstairs for the duration. But, of course Pearce, it isn’t real. I must have imagined it.
Best wishes,
Tannhauser
June 23, 2017 at 8:40 am #154682PearceHawk
ParticipantTannhauser you have been talking in depth about many things that disturb you. I think that your expressing your discontent with religion is a road you are traveling and at some point I feel that you will make a turn at your choosing, and in doing that you will have many of the answers you are looking for. To me that’s exciting, to see someone relentlessly pursuing answers to questions rather than giving up on themselves and just go with the flow. Only dead fish go with the flow. I wish more people reached out and talk about their negative experiences with religion like you do. Stay the course my friend. You know how to get to where you’re going.
July 28, 2017 at 9:47 am #160758Tannhauser
BlockedWell, more than a month later, virtually no one on here really got to grips with this topic, and that’s because Tiny Buddha is more about giving relationship advice than anything else. Well, all I can say is **** you. However, here’s one factor you won’t be able to ignore: increasing cases of suicide and suicide attempts.
That’s because the world, animals and humans are going through a change, an awakening, and some people just won’t be able to live with the strange feelings these changes will bring. They will find the new conditions uncomfortable; they will think they are going insane and will want out, like I have wanted out several times in the past four years. You will hear about depression and especially suicide/suicide attempts more and more.
Watch out for it.
Best wishes,
Tannhauser
July 28, 2017 at 1:25 pm #160822Joe
ParticipantTannhauser
You can’t expect everybody to know anything about this topic or have all the answers because I certainly don’t. I do actually read your posts but I haven’t responded to any of them because I really don’t know how to reply. Yes, TinyBuddha does centre around spirituality to an extent but from the 3 years I have spent on this site, the main focus is more on mindfulness and wellbeing and not on things like that which you have discussed. I don’t know about other members here on the forums but I am not qualified to give you a definite answer . I am not a psychologist, psychiatrist, spiritual leader, guru, shaman, doctor or lightworker, and I don’t think many of us are these things. I have never came across any advice or articles with regards to things like kundalini, spiritual experiences or lightworkers here on this site, and I have never experienced any of those things before.
I am sorry we are not able to help or give definite answers but being angry and telling us “f**k you” is not going to help. I think you are expecting too much here on the forums when nobody is able to give you a straightforward answer.
All the best
Joe
July 28, 2017 at 2:49 pm #160828PearceHawk
ParticipantTannehauser,
I seriously doubt that the people offering advice here on Tiny Buddha have all the answers. What they do have is a heart and soul of which they continue to share with others in a kind, loving way. Almost all who ave embraced this are either helped in such a way that they thought was not possible, or, they are finding the support they are asking for and the strength to embrace that. I have read many of your posts and have searched my soul very deeply with the hope of giving you answers, many times of which they are rejected. That is your right and I was in no way offended. I can assure you that your f**k you has absolutely no value here. It is only a reflection of you and your inner self, something that I hope you take responsibility for.
Wishing you the very best,
Pearce
July 29, 2017 at 2:40 am #160870Tannhauser
BlockedWell, I shall leave you all in your ignorance and your spiritual play-acting then.
Goodbye,
Tannhauser
July 29, 2017 at 7:29 am #160908PearceHawk
ParticipantTannehauser
If there is ignorance among us as you claim, perhaps you can use that perceived ignorance to offer a positive alternative in seeing things. Any one of us would more than welcome that. If you believe that our intention here is to get involved in “spiritual play-acting” as you call it, perhaps you can offer an objective, honest interpretation of what is going on here rather than misconstrue it as a person attack on you, which by the way it is not. What is offered here at Tiny Buddha, is neither a play nor acting. Your reaching out to the selfless members has always been welcomed here. Your reaching out to these very members here have offered kind words with hope and love, only because they have opened their heart and soul to you as they always have, without prejudice.
Tiny Buddha will continue to open their hearts and souls to anyone asking for advice. Some of those asking for help will adopt it in such a way that will help them in loving ways. Some will put some of that advice on hold to think about the meaning and how it can be useful to whatever is creating an unbalance in their life. Others may take portions of all advice given and use each piece as a puzzle that will solve whatever disturbs them. Others may outright reject some of the advice, and will do so graciously without the hostility that you are so prepared to resort to. You certainly have the choice to use hostile reactions. However, those types reactions are not only your free choice to make toward those trying their best to understand you and help you, they are also a clear picture of who you are inside yourself. The amount of anger and pain inside you has got to be consuming something so very kind in you, yet feeding those monsters will only make them grow and isolate you.
The troubles you continue to suffer are well beyond the scope of what we, the members of Tiny Buddha, can offer. There is no reason for me to believe that you are not aware of the myriad of professional help available to you. I do think that professional help is something you fear because it CAN help liberate you from what is consuming you in such a painful way. It is easy to remain attached to the familiar. But when change can liberate someone from the very pathology you have suffered for so long, that change can become foreign to you, perhaps scary. If you believe that there is no need for you to change, then be prepared to know that you cannot learn. It is with great hope that you realize that you are stronger than you now and face your demons and let the better person overcome those demons.
Best of luck
Pearce Hawk
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