Kundalini and 'Going where we're supposed to go'

Written by Robert Morgen


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After a few months of this I finally realized thatrepparttar best way to deal with all this was to *quit trying to deal with it and JUST ACCEPT IT*. Once I began relaxing into myself and wasn't fightingrepparttar 122098 changes as much, I began to really feel a deep connection torepparttar 122099 other energy around me. Cities like Denver drove me nuts, and a casual drive throughrepparttar 122100 mountains (my buddy Jeff called them 'medicine drives') would turn into an hours long meditation as I could feelrepparttar 122101 energy of allrepparttar 122102 trees andrepparttar 122103 world around me as I passed through. It was still a time of healing and I carried around a damaged feeling that was gradually lessening as I became more relaxed. Atrepparttar 122104 time I was living in an old RV and just traveling around. I went back to Albuquerque forrepparttar 122105 winter and, even though things were still hard, I was learning to feel better. Then one day in February I suddenly realized that I was still working against myself. I made a silent affirmation that I would quit working so hard at this, and that I was just going to relax, have fun and enjoy each moment and see where I was supposed to go next. A couple of days later I got a message from Jeff that Dr. Glenn Morris (whom I'd had a chance to finally meet at a metaphysical fairrepparttar 122106 previous October) wanted me to come up for a weekend and assist withrepparttar 122107 booth at another metaphysical fair. So back I came to Denver, and a weekend of volunteer work turned into a temporary partnership in a nonprofit and my helping with several of his kundalini awakening seminars. My training with Glenn opened up a vast world of new experiences and showed me that so many parts of my life actually made sense, and openedrepparttar 122108 way forrepparttar 122109 healing and growth that I so badly needed. Alongrepparttar 122110 way I remembered that every time I had a problem or needed some direction I could just relax and affirm to go wherever I was supposed to. The lesson for me was to have a little faith, and that having faith will work only if you commit to it and then let it happen. Even now I continue to affirm that I'll go wherever I'm supposed to go and do whatever it is that I'm supposed to do, and so far I've ALWAYS hadrepparttar 122111 guidance I needed within a couple of days. I hope this helps some of you who may be struggling with some aspects of this. This is obviously an ongoing process that's moving into it's second decade and probably will never be 'finished', but at least I'm learning to enjoyrepparttar 122112 ride and go where I'm supposed to.

--- Robert Morgen is a Reiki Master who currently holds a Blackbelt in Hoshin Roshi Ryu and founded High Mountain Hoshin in Denver, Co. He's also the founder and moderator of the Kundalini Awakening Discussion Group at http://www.care2.com/c2c/group/Kundalini http://www.highmountainhoshin.com hoshinco@yahoo.com


Kundalini lessons - Money

Written by Robert Morgen


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I grew up inrepparttar mountains of North Carolina as a poor country boy and most ofrepparttar 122097 time money was a tool that we just didn't have. Our "reality" was that we had to struggle just to have 'enough to survive'. Whilerepparttar 122098 concept of abundance was nothing new to us, we saw our abundance in what we could grow and make rather than what we could buy, and while those skills are definitely valuable, it's a very limiting attitude to have.

So within my 'reality' money wasn't really a tool that was very prominent in my toolbox, even though it was consistently one ofrepparttar 122099 factors that prevented me from doingrepparttar 122100 things I needed to do. Many of my attitudes came fromrepparttar 122101 fact that I'm just not interested in money for it's own sake. I'm pretty unimpressed byrepparttar 122102 people I've met whose primary characteristic seems to be that they have lots of money. Also it's easy to develop bad attitudes when we seerepparttar 122103 evils done inrepparttar 122104 name of money, so for a long time my 'reality' remained that I was working to have 'enough to survive'.

Another interesting factor is that many of us in western society are taught to believe that we DON'T deserve a lot of money. We're taught to WANT it, but not to BELIEVE that we deserve it, which only seems like a paradox til you think about how our consumer culture is driven by desire and want, rather than need.

What I finally realized is that I have to expand my reality and shake offrepparttar 122105 bad attitudes. Money is a fact of life in our modern world. It's a tool that too many of us are taught to ignore and misuse, and just because many ofrepparttar 122106 world's ills and evils are concieved to get it doesn't mean that we should ignorerepparttar 122107 fact that many ofrepparttar 122108 modern worlds GOOD things are caused by it also. The fact that I can write this article and instantly send it out to people all overrepparttar 122109 world is just one example.

I expectrepparttar 122110 next few months to be a very interesting and rewarding period as I learn more about this 'new' tool and how to effectively use it. Many ofrepparttar 122111 healers and 'new agers' that I know also have similar attitudes to those that I always had, so I thought I'd bring this up here.

I'm sure that many of you may have some interesting feedback. :)

--- Robert Morgen is a Reiki Master who currently holds a Blackbelt in Hoshin Roshi Ryu and founded High Mountain Hoshin in Denver, Co. He's also the founder and moderator of the Kundalini Awakening Discussion Group at http://www.care2.com/c2c/group/Kundalini http://www.highmountainhoshin.com hoshinco@yahoo.com


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