Kundalini the Mother of Incredible Power #658088

Kundalini is frequently used to allude to the force of the divine presence in every individual. She has two viewpoints. One keeps up with the whole presence of our body, psyche, and soul. The other angle, considered lethargic, is the force of awareness to know the divine in its boundlessness as self. This expected power, natural to us all, can move our mindfulness from the miserable restrictions of individual presence, with every one of its needs, necessities, and inadequacies, to unity consciousness—the radiant attention to our divine self, boundless and widely inclusive. Represented by a wound snake sleeping in the focal point of earth-bound cognizance, this part of Kundalini anticipates the extraordinary arousing, the most significantly significant occasion in the long existence of the spirit, a daily existence that reaches out over endless patterns of actual birth and demise. A useful and interesting book for the followers of Kundalini awakening.