The Ancient Science Of AUM Mantra
(The Universality of the Sacred Sound ‘Om’)
The concept of Kundalini awakening, rooted in the ancient wisdom of India, finds echoes and resonances in various spiritual traditions across the world, reflecting a universal quest for inner transformation and enlightenment.
In the traditional Indian perspective, Kundalini is envisioned as a dormant, serpentine energy at the base of the spine. Through specific yogic practices, this energy can be awakened and guided to ascend through the chakras, leading to profound spiritual experiences and enlightenment. This journey is marked by physical sensations, psychological transformations, and an expanded state of consciousness.
Beyond the Indian context, similar concepts can be found in other spiritual traditions. In Taoism, for example, there is the practice of cultivating and balancing internal energies, akin to the awakening and channeling of Kundalini energy in yogic practices. The Taoist concept of Qi, a vital life force flowing through the body, shares similarities with the idea of Kundalini as a transformative energy.
Tibetan Buddhism also speaks of subtle energies and channels within the body. The practice of Tummo, or inner fire meditation, involves techniques to control and elevate inner energies, reflecting aspects of Kundalini Yoga…
