Before I lay out the beginnings of my Vision, a quick update on the Campaign Trail. Feel free to skip down to the Vision! Howās the campaign going? He asked. Well letās seeā¦ the first Meet the Candidates Meeting unexpectedly triggered a PTSD episode that took about three days to move through. That had never …
Everything You Need to Know About Kundalini Awakening (But Didn’t Know to Ask)
Kundalini Awakening, the activation and rising of Kundalini energy in the body, can be a frightening and even dangerous experience. This is especially the case if you experienced a spontaneous Kundalini Awakening before doing the work to prepare yourself for it. Thatās when a Kundalini Awakening can lead to horror stories of out-of-control ācrazyā behaviour …
Can all triggers be healed (digested and dissolved)?
When I say that, given the right conditions, all triggers can be devoured, digested and dissolved, some people get upset and respond by saying that no, they can’t. They outline and explain their experience, stating how and why their trigger can not be devoured, digested and dissolved. This is attachment to triggers. This is identification …
Power abuse of student/teacher relationship: It is a strike out for Rod Stryker?
On Monday August 16th, Rod Stryker sent an email out to his database confessing that from “August 2018 to September 2019 I engaged in an intermittent, but consistent emotional relationship with a student that culminated in a single physical and intimate interaction.” A power abuse had happened. He went on to say that this violated …
How to Unhook from an Emotionally Unavailable Partner
Once upon a time, many years ago, I met a man. He appeared interested in me but I didnāt know if I was interested in him. We hung out. We talked. We shared stories. There was something there but I didnāt know what it was and I was having a difficult time reading what this …
An example of ÅÄmbhava UpÄya in action
According to Abhinavagupta, a master of the Tantrik lineages, there are three skilful means to liberation, or UpÄya, of which one is ÅÄmbhava upÄya. He first outlined this framework in TantrÄloka around 10 centuries ago. The first is the Embodied Means (Änava upÄya), which focuses on practices that use the body, breath and imagination, focusing …
