Always welcome 🤗

Thank You. Asa utsfurt ani encouraging response milala ki mala pan khup bara vatata. Thanks a lot. Kahi prashn astil tar jaroor sang so I can include that in the next video. Thanks a lot.

Alas ani discipline vishay pls bola... Tumhi laziness kasa tackle karta in daily life now?

@@aditya3977 ok. Good topic. next one will have this info. Thanks

@@fourtwentythree anyone can do it, but with kundalini you NEED to do it to remain stable and to assimilate the energy within you, or you might go crazy. unless you have the energy running through your spine you don’t need to do them to just remain sane.

Yeah, the person who 'wants these powers or what's the use?' is the first thing that drops away once you awaken. That is the ego. You are busy keeping yourself sane and not burning down electric equipment that you touch and the energy short circuits them. You are running around in terror just coping with it. "I want these powers" is the most immature part that has to be cleansed so you can even function. YOU (or the one you think is you) is NOT in charge, the energy is in charge. It beats you senseless and you manage to survive if you are lucky.

@@vivekgovekar6342 curious in your opinion, what’s the benefit if there are no fantastic powers (though you mentioned reading minds and energies of those nearby) but you still have to deal with anxiety and stress like anyone else - would you prompt others seek out Kundalini Awakening? Or avoid the notion of seeking it ?It was spontaneous for you would you give it back knowing what you know now? Does life get more boring in a sense ?

@@fourtwentythree an awakening happens when the higher power thinks you are ready. So, seeking it is your choice, getting it is not. I was not seeking it and got it because of shaktipat I had received as a child (I later figured out). The energy knows when to awaken and it did, but after that, you can do your best and it can be tamed. You are asking me, basically, knowing all that I know now, would I still want it to awaken and my answer is a firm YES. Through all the pain and suffering, still worth it. Nothing has been boring. It is always exciting and sometimes scary. Worth it though, because you understand life at a deeper level. It is kinda-sorta like asking "was getting a PhD worth all the trouble after you pass your dissertation defense. "Of course yes" I will say, because I am Dr. Govekar now. It is a removal of all that you were not, and just the core basic entity left, with a much deeper understanding of how things work in the universe, I would say.