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I believe I activated it without my will by using hallucinogens. So in no way was I ready for this, or in no way am I really ready right now.

Based on the suggestion I decided to start eating fish today and had some grilled salmon which does seem to help. I will also take a look at the self accupressure. Yea I have skimmed through that website before but I was not in the mood to read, I will have to take a closer look. I suppose so maybe like a year ago? I do feel jolts of energy moving up but I am more or rather paralyzed to an extent..and bliss is not what I have been feeling. I won't do only standing meditations but I will take standing meditations into consideration..(maybe post your technique). And the only form of meat I will eat is fish...which I did start today coming from a solely vegetarian diet.

The question is are these reptillains a negative force? I have been having kundalini experiences which have been potrayed in my third eye imagery as reptillain figures, snake coils, and reptillian eyes. Besides we do have a reptillian brain...and the kundalini (or kan and li) is protrayed as a serpent energy. Also I read in buddhism that these reptillians (or nagas) are very spritual in nature, and actually helped the buddah when he was on the path to enlightenment.

Dont know. The theory that the moon is not a crater from the earth is not his theory. Russian scientists have been speculating about that since the 1950's. What is his theory though is the whole control station projecting a false sense of self... I don't know what to make about that but maybe hes having kundalooni trip? He does seem to write some of the best information on the banking families that rule the world..but he makes alot of connections in old stale occult theories that are irrelavent to his cause.

The power of now- Eckhart Tolle All books by U.G. Krishnamurti

So I have been reading a book regarding the Tibetan practice of dream yoga, or what they call 'clear light dreams' which is equivalent to what western psychologists call lucid dreams. I have been interested in the subject of lucid dreaming for awhile, but with only a few books published on the topic directly, I am having to deal with the religious thinking of Tibetan Buddhists to get a concise understanding of dream yoga by adepts. Aside from the Tibetans, I was wondering if this idea of lucid dreaming has been included in the Taoist, Hindu, or other inclusive spiritual practices besides that of the Tibetan.

Isn't Franz Bardons system the Rosicrucian system?

Thats sweet. I want to jump on the train!

On the contrary Tibetan Buddhist practices are some of the most highly developed because of their dream yoga system which from my beginners knowledge, is quite amazing. As for their yoga, I am not to aware of it past the 5 rites, but I am starting to lean out of yoga and look more towards tai chi, qi gong, or karate because of my lack of any real body awareness from yoga..(though there are a select few postures that seem fitting).

Funny. Because I watched that video the other day. I really like the idea of a shamnistic way...but they all seem to end up in chaos every time. The only good shaman who wasn't a complete sociopath is Terrence Mckenna from my knowledge...but most of the better stories end up with the shamanistic practitioners turning to yoga and meditation..ect..

Actually I just started the Tibetan 5 rites according to a dvd, but the author of the book you mention would benefit my knowledge of this Tibetan yantra yoga (The only author I know who covered them is Samael Aun Weor). As for full lotus , I was hoping there was some trick into getting into it. I've been trying what you said, about just getting into the best lotus possible and sitting there for the stretch or pulling my knees but I guess it does not work that well. I will have to try the T-stretch. J/w..are there any tai-chi routines or qigong exercises for full lotus or would a general practice of the basics help regardless of what routine it is (which is not the case for hatha)

I am spiritually enlightened. And the first person to prove that I exist will be so also the same..

Yea there all just big auras.. How do you know that you are realized? Is it just when people start following you

As opposed to people saying don't do acid I say do it! If you can get the real stuff do it as you please. Infact, if it was not for that lucky hit of acid I would still be watching mtv eating taco bell and making fun of anime kids.. Infact LSD might elevate your consciousness beyond any level that old school shamnism has gone to because my lsd trip was AMAZING and almost spacey..very cosmic feeling as opposed to anything 'of this earth'. If I could ever get some again I would jump right on it..

As far as my understanding goes..enlightenment, illumination, nibbana, or call it what you will..is culturally signified by the same core understandings and insights into the nature of reality achieved by various mystics

So I have tried both..but have not done them in depth to tell what is a all around better system of energy work. I know Tai Chi is funner..but the subtle movements don't seem like they help the spine enough as opposed to the pain that yoga can be.. Anyways..I would like some opinions on what has worked better in personal experience..As I know yoga is more widely practiced..but I have seen taichi/qigong masters do some cool stuff in videos.. This is also assuming that one does not have time for both..

History is shrouded with uncertainty so who knows?? Supposedly the nagas from the old lemurian world still rule over the empires of today..

Well...this topic has really made me decide that it is worth putting aside the time to practice both these arts..it does seem from the information given that it will be quite rewarding to do so..

Sorry if I have offended anybody with my lack of detailed knowledge in both these arts, but I have read numerous times that they are both systems that work the energy body and hence figured they where simply different ways of moving prana or chi throughout the body. That being said, my goal is to get a unity of sensation in my body and to better align my spinal chord and perfect my posture and stance in my muscles and bones, face and eyes and hands, ect., which in my knowledge is all done by unblocking energy blockages that a stressful life has created. So I am not at all appealed to toning my body for sex appeal, but rather I am about getting back into my natural state of flow within my body.

Your thoughts.. they are false

Thanks for trolling the thread..

Don't you have to let your belly out like the Buddha to get into full lotus comfortably? Or do I just need to do more practice?

Is it the thought that causes one worries..or is there a innate need to express universal love and recognize the reality of suffering? Opinions?

I didn't want to go over the whole thread (lol hehe) but as concerns for what I am I know not what it is... or who or how ??

I actually might be closer to the tao than you because of my lack of desire to be closer to the tao.. but then again..what is the Tao? Can you name something as un-nameable as is such which that can be