EPISODE · May 29, 2026 · 1H 49M
Kundalini Awakening • Activation Signs, Noble Behaviors, Higher Self
from Kundalini Teachings by Master Chrism · host Krisztina Bonnar
Chrism introduces the path of Kundalini as a process of spiritual transformation, purification, and divine embodiment. The discussion explores what Kundalini is, how it differs from Kundalini yoga or other known lineages, whether it can be dangerous, and why balance, non-resistance, forgiveness, self-discipline, compassion, and spiritual discernment are essential.This episode includes an in-depth explanation of common Kundalini signs and symptoms, including kriyas/spontaneous movements, unusual breathing patterns, visions, lucid dreams, out-of-body experiences, dietary changes, third-eye sensations, cool breezes, the “golden helmet,” and symbolic animal dreams involving serpents, wolves, tigers, bears, eagles, bees, and other archetypal figures.Details are given about the monthly full moon Shaktipat and the 25-day solstice/equinox Shaktipat process where one receives direct Kundalini transmission, as well as the role of divine love, spiritual testing, entities, dream guidance, trauma dreams, boundaries, tough love, sexual energy preservation, and the importance of living with integrity while walking the Kundalini path.This is a wide-ranging Q&A for those seeking to better understand Kundalini activation, spiritual safety, divine embodiment, and how to live with the changes Kundalini may bring.Drawing on more than six decades of direct experience with awakened Kundalini, Chrism offers grounded guidance for those navigating the physical and energetic challenges of awakening.This podcast is offered freely to support those walking the path of Kundalini awakening.For private one on one support from Chrism with your Kundalini equation, and other services and resources, visit https://chrismkundalini.com.Recorded live on 12/04/26
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