The author and creator of the Life Coaches Toolbox, Healer, Life Coach & NLP Practitioner, Chemory Gunko, also known as Amara Christi.
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Why can you get physically ill after a Kundalini Awakening? Or any shift for that matter?
I’ve seen a few of these articles doing the rounds lately, where the general gist is “I had a kundalini awakening and it made me sick or have some sort of mental breakdown - so kundalini and spiritual work is dangerous.”
The short answer is yes the work is dangerous - if you don’t know what you’re doing and you don’t do it properly.
Read more Getting physically ill after a Kundalini AwakeningPeople think us spiritual types are weird...
This was a tough one to title, not gonna lie, because it’s about how we are alienated and isolated by society as we grow spiritually, and some of the reasons why.
This post is inspired by chats with people who are SCARED and ASHAMED to show their spiritual selves; scared even to post a question on their feeds for fear of backlash.
This is something I was pondering when we did the group clean up - people are scared to participate outside of private groups and communities.
The 3D all-loving spiritual world doesn’t talk about this stuff often, mostly because they’re laboring under the misbelief that, as you grow, you will automatically become all-loving, and people will be able to ‘see’ what and who you are. This will automatically attract people towards you; making you a celebrity God.
This is bullshit - of the highest order.
Read more People think us spiritual types are weirdTHE MIND that serves Spirit is invulnerable. Key word, THE MIND.
The all-loving slant of the 3D spiritual world means that we tend to think of spirituality and the journey in terms of emotions; reaching for vague concepts like ‘love’.
But the journey is mental - it happens in your mind; most notably your inner voice.
Read more The mind that serves Spirit is invulnerableMy mind holds only what I think with God - A Course in Miracles
At a certain stage of the journey, probably a few times over, you will have the following question: what comes from God or Source, and what is my own ego talking?
The answer to that question is “my mind HOLDS only what I think with God”. The key word there is HOLDS.
Read more My mind holds only what I think with GodWe paralyze ourselves ourselves into inadequacy with political correctness
What’s the euphemism you use for male and female genitalia? What catchphrase do you use when going to the loo?
The idea of couching things when we say them, in order not to offend the sensibilities of others, is VERY entrenched in us. The whole of human relationships is about making sure that people approve of you so that they stay in your life.
Read more We paralyze ourselves ourselves into inadequacy with political correctness"Many are called but few are chosen"...should be, "All are called but few choose to listen." Therefore, they do not choose right. The "chosen ones" are merely those who choose right sooner.
- A Course in Miracles
Read more Many are called but few are chosen - Matthew 22:14The dread of facing your 3D work and money obligations
The 3D life that I lived in order to get me to my current spiritual evolution was - by human standards - a traumatic fucking train wreck.
Read more The dread of facing your 3D work and money obligationsSacred protocol for spiritual students, seekers, and initiates involves never giving the initiates anything that they have not been properly prepared to handle.
Read more Sacred ProtocolWhat's the most offensive thing you can think of to say to me?
Let her rip - you have free reign to say anything you want about or to me, and I will leave it posted and face you.
Read more What's the most offensive thing you can think of to say to me?
The author and creator of the Life Coaches Toolbox, Healer, Life Coach & NLP Practitioner, Chemory Gunko, also known as Amara Christi.
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