In your arms
So happy I was
Your Infinite compassion
Your infinite love
Your infinite kindness
I was feeling
I was eatining
I needed you so much
And you needed me so much
You were there for me
And I was there for you
Together we cried
Together we died today
The beauty of love
Enlightened us
Poem by Kundun / Poème de Kundun
When infinite love
To you
I sent
The same infinite love
To me
You reflected
Our suns
Growing
And growing
Finally
Exploded
Projecting us
Towards enlightenment
The universe we became
Poem by Kundun / Poème de Kundun
When your arms
Become God’s arms
When my tears
Become your love
When my tears
Become your compassion
When infinite love
We merged in
When beauty
We became
When God
We became
Then enlightened
We became
Poem by Kundun / Poème de Kundun
“Reveals tantra’s most central and powerful aspect: converting sexual energy into a higher, consciousness-altering vitality. Must reading for all who aspire to a spiritual way of life and are wondering just where sex fits in.”
Georg Feuerstein, author of Sacred Sexuality
“Sovatsky’s fascinating and highly readable work belongs to the new sexual revolution, which pays due attention to the spiritual context of our lives.”
Yoga Journal
“Extraordinary excursion into the realm of Tantric celibacy provides a surprisingly tantalizing portrait of the power and passion of true erotic awareness. Sovatsky’s book gives new meaning to the experience of eros and relationship while opening a door to a spiritual dimension we would never have achieved under ordinary circumstances.”
Napra Trade Journal
“Tantra is widely and grossly misunderstood in the West. In Eros, Consciousness, and Kundalini Dr. Sovatsky provides a much-needed corrective, revealing Tantra’s most powerful aspect: the conversion of sexual energy into a higher consciousness-altering vitality.”
Stuart Sovatsky, Ph.D., has been a practitioner of kundalini yoga for twenty-four years and is the director of two psychotherapy clinics in the San Francisco Bay Area. A former presenter at the World Congress on Sexology in India and the International Kundalini Research Network, he teaches at JFK University and the California Institute of Integral Studies.
I had a dream
Together
Alone
Together
One
Together
Some days
Together
We will share
Sacred days
Together
Merging days
Together
Knowledge
I will give you
The truth
I will give you
To you
Only
Sacred truth
Secret truth
This day
Remember
You will
Then Guru Madan
We will see
Our destiny
We will embrace
In this life
And the others
Because I know
That you don’t know yet
The right time
I will wait for
My Own
With my life
Protect
I will
Yes,
Me
You
Are
As
I am
You
In so
Many ways
Imagine
You can
For now
Poem by Kundun / Poème de Kundun
Oh Brahmadev, Oh brother
A reflection of me you are
A reflection of you I am
To show how beautiful we are
We created each other
To understand me
To understand you
To realize
The Illusion
Of the universe
Poem by Kundun / Poème de Kundun
Around the globe, Kundalini energy is on the rise.
From Olympic athletes and celebrities in Vogue magazine who are practicing Kundalini Yoga to an increased number of spiritual healers and seekers who are reporting spontaneous “kundalini awakenings.”
But what is kundalini? Can this powerful energy really spark enlightenment? What does history tell us about it?
Kundalini Rising offers 26 essays from some of today’s most prominent voices to answer these questions and more.
A four-part anthology, this indispensable book shares practices and insights that shed light on this ancient and often mysterious phenomenon.
Contributors include:
Gurmukh Kaur Khalsa (The Eight Human Talents; Collins Living, 2001) on kundalini as the most powerful form of yoga
Ken Wilber (A Brief History of Everything; Shambhala, 2007) on the true nature of the chakras and how kundalini yoga seeks to “untie” them
John White (What Is Enlightenment?; Paragon House, 1995) on the challenges modern psychology faces in the context of the kundalini experience For anyone seeking practices, guidance, or information, Kundalini Rising offers a wealth of perspectives for anyone curious about the eternal mystery of kundalini.
You are me
As I am you
In such a way
Imagine
You can’t
Yes, now
Madness
I have embraced
But
Mysteries
I will keep
Because
You
And me
I don’t want
To destroy
Now!
+ lots of laughing !!!!!
Poem by Kundun / Poème de Kundun
Mysteries
Life should keep
Secrets
Life should keep
Because
Sacred
Life and Knowledge
Are
Poem by Kundun / Poème de Kundun
Please understand
That we all are
Antenna with body
We receive thoughts
From groups of consciousness
Like radios they are
You are free
To choose the station you want to listen to
You are free to act
As you wish
Be careful
Of your thoughts
Be careful
Of the station you want to listen to
Because
The thoughts you choose
Are what you become
Understand that your spiritual path
Will bring you to the sky
The more you develop your antenna
The more you understand the universe
The more you understand yourself
The more you understand me
The more you understand that
One
We
Are
Poem by Kundun / Poème de Kundun
