Kundalini: The Lived Phenomena

What, exactly, is kundalini? A dangerous force to steer clear of, or something that we should endeavour to awaken? And how should we then navigate the oft-misunderstood kundalini awakening? This in-person workshop reveals all.

Kundalini is a primordial energy that governs the manifestation of all of existence. This energy also sits semi-dormant at the base of the spine. Its full awakening can lead to profound spiritual transformations where the consciousness undergoes an expansion of awareness and heightened sensitivity to unseen worlds.

In this workshop at The College of Psychic Studies, we examine the mystical and practical aspects of kundalini. Based on ancient texts from India and phenomenological research, we will unpack this mysterious force, and experience a taste of kundalini through a guided practice.

This in-person workshop explores:

• The nature of kundalini as both a spontaneous experience and cultivated path to awakening 
• Experiences and descriptions of kundalini from yogic and tantric texts
• The networks of Ida, Pingala, and Bindu, and how these pathways contribute to vitality and spiritual awakening
• How can we support ourself and others who are experiencing this profound transformation
  

This workshop includes guided practices of Ajikan meditation from Japanese tantra, and 'A' meditation from Tibetan tantra. We will unpack the significance of these practices and their role in inclining the mind to a profound experience of meditation.

Book now to explore an often misunderstood aspect of spiritual awakening, and learn how to safely navigate it when it awakens for you. 

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Entry requirements

• This in-person workshop will provide an enriching experience for both beginners and advanced practitioners alike.

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Previous participants say:

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"Super interesting, thank you!"

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