So I am going to post about Kundalini, being kind and generous. Sounds a bit mad, but I thought someone might need to hear this. My recent posts have been about Kundalini activation or Keter (Kabbalah) (the crown). Who has heard about the crowning? It is mystical kingship. It is awakening to 4th dimensional space all around us. The 4 dimensions being, the 3 of length, width, and breadth. Also, the 4th is time or in modern quantum science, spacetime. From a Kundalini sense, it’s awake (lucid) dreaming without imagination. Moving into 4th-dimensional space, the world takes on new meaning. We have to act carefully as our behavior is observed, be kind to animals, birds, and worms, and be nice to strangers. What’s that all about? Well, think deeply about this, birds have been on earth longer than humans have. Some birds have psychics, esp those who can share with you, if you are open and honest. Birds have access to some higher beings, and they can report on your activities. Yes, they can act like spies, but they want to be with you. This is like a natural order for animals of planet Earth, to be one big family. We are the ones who have problems with this. There was a time when humans lived in harmony with nature, perhaps the time of Eden, but of course not now. Yes, Kundalini connects us to nature but not the way you think. It’s going to open you to the astral world and the spiritual dimensions. Forget the forest way. You are going to see sky beings and encounter all sorts of different beings, wearing different masks. Yes, all sorts of beings can come down to where you are. In all such interactions, it is wise to be kind. Yes, right now, you are being tested. Your character is being weighed up like the Egyptian God of Justice Ma’at. So be kind, feed hungry birds ( they are smarter than you think), and try to give a few cents to the homeless. Material wealth is a great obstacle to Kundalini, and generosity is a great quality.
God is one and if God is one then there cannot be another.
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