Objective vs subjective symptoms of a TIA - CVA

[sifusufi]

Some folks lose the ability to spell, write, speak, or work numbers following a Kundalini awakening.

 

 

 

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=0AW3jzAqCpM

 

 

 

I believe this is a serious neurological event requiring immediate treatment.

 

Not a FAIL or a result of a feedback loop.

 

I have witnessed expressive aphasia.

[Birch]

Yup, Susan mentioned something about dyslexia and the like.

 

Makes sense to me. I say K is ripping you a "new" nervous system, but IMO there's no guarantee that it will be "better" than the old one. That's why IMO (and small experience) cultivation throughout is very worthwhile (if not downright essential).

 

I see K as an extreme neuroplasticity event, not unlike epilepsy. I mentioned to another bum that I had some suspicions about it being "adult onset epilepsy" (in psych-jargon).

[sifusufi]

"adult onset epilepsy" (in psych-jargon).

 

Thanks Kate,

 

http://news.yahoo.co...porter-24197089

 

This mentions an an epileptic episode that happened to another reporter prior to this episode which was most

likely a TIA (or CVA)

 

Salud,

 

Robert

[Birch]

Thanks Kate,

 

http://news.yahoo.co...porter-24197089

 

This mentions an an epileptic episode that happened to another reporter prior to this episode which was most

likely a TIA (or CVA)

 

Salud,

 

Robert

 

Thanks for the link. Didn't seem to clarify anything much though. Except maybe the other news anchor's interpretation.

 

It also didn't mention any electric blue currents

 

I'm still totally unable to explain that one. The shaktipat people can explain it better.