Kundalini and cancer

Karmic108
Karmic108 Member Posts: 101
edited June 2020 in Prayers and Spiritual Support

I am following this meditation

Onlinemeditation.org and my Kundalini is getting awakened. I am anxiously counting on the positive effects on my bc while am taking treatments and meds.

I was not being a regular practitioner but after recent diagnosis am restarted.

This Kundalini awakening state is keeping me in ecstatic and taking my worries away temporarily. I am really counting on something miraculous

If anyone has any thoughts please post if you ever got it cured through this energy

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  • KatyK
    KatyK Member Posts: 248
    edited January 2019

    Don’t know about a cure but I was just talking about a kundalini yoga class I took a couple years ago. I loved it, so different! The teacher was awesome. I honestly don’t know a lot about it but I’ll say this whenever I took a class I felt so good the next day - menatally and physically. It was the day after this class that was the only time I was able to mountain bike this extremely tough hill! If it helps you feel good, go for it and enjoy

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  • Jadedjasper
    Jadedjasper Member Posts: 2
    edited June 2020

    Hello,

    This is my first post on this site. I have found a treatment for sleep paralysis in kundalini and chakra visualization and breathing exercises. Since I was doing this before my diagnosis, it became very helpful to calm my nerves during treatment. I did "white light"/ "emerald green light" healing visualizations when I was pre-op / Post-op, during radiation, and as my usual way of helping myself get out of bed when in pain and anxious. I think there is a lot more I could be doing and now that I am done with treatment I hope to be able to start a regular yoga and meditation/breathwork practice as well as ayervedic and herbal / nutritional healing diet. I think my practice is not perfect, but it helped to give myself leeway to go one step at a time. And I have to say that it's been very helpful. Some things in the practice aren't, like dogma or too much tumeric in my golden mylk, but with a sense of discernment I have been able to find what works for me. This has also helped me to feel more spiritually grounded as an agnostic seeker, where I don't have a structured religion to fall back on in trying times.

    Love & light to you all,

    JJ

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  • Moderators
    Moderators Member Posts: 25,912
    edited June 2020

    Jadedjasper - Welcome to the Breastcancer.org community and thank you for sharing your experiences with all of us. You're sure to make great connections here so hope you will stay connected.

    If you have any questions for us please do get in touch.

    Warm wishes,

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