12/21/2025
"The Kundalini is evolutionary energy at the base of the spine (in the coccyx region) that is said to be coiled three and a half times in its state of potential in unawakened humans. The word "Kundalini" is of Eastern origin, namely Yoga and Ta**ra. In Sanskrit, Kundalini means "coiled snake." Once awakened, the Kundalini rises up the spinal column through the three main Nadis, all the way to the top of the head. The term "Nadi" is a Sanskrit word that translates as "tube," "channel," or "flow." Simply put, Nadis are channels that carry energy in the body. The central Nadi is called Sushumna. It is essentially the hollow tube of the spinal column. Intertwining around Sushumna are two ancillary, or supplementary Nadis, Ida and Pingala. Ida is the feminine, Moon Nadi, which regulates cold in the body, while Pingala is the masculine, Sun Nadi, which controls heat in the body. These two Nadis represent the masculine and feminine principles contained within all things in the Universe. In Sanskrit, the Ida and Pingala channels are often referred to as the Chandra (Moon) and Surya (Sun) Nadis. During a Kundalini awakening, as the energy rises simultaneously through the three main Nadis, it systematically blows open the Chakras from the root of the spine upward to the brain centre (Figure 1). Ida and Pingala meet at these Chakric points and terminate in Ajna Chakra. The Kundalini will continue rising upwards to the centre, top of the head, breaking the "Cosmic Egg," which fully activates the Body of Light—the Holographic Body. In Ta***ic philosophy, the Cosmic Egg relates to the Brahmarandhra."- Excerpt from "Serpent Rising: The Kundalini Compendium" by Neven Paar
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(From Part I-Kundalini Awakening)
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