Penny Kelly shares her intense kundalini experience that lasted for three years and seventeen to integrate - and she shares accounts by others that were slow, gentle and blissful along with others that were incredibly painful.
The Evolving Human – A Story of Awakening Kundalini is Penny Kelly's riveting story of what happens to perception and personal reality following a full, spontaneous awakening of consciousness, known in Eastern religions as “the awakening of kundalini.”
“First there was a distinct rumbling sound, then a roaring explosion, followed by a brilliant flash of light. I felt as though my body was turning inside out, ejecting me in the process. The explosion of light pulsed like a freight train up the center front of me, hit my brain, and kept right on going, carrying me into what looked like the depths of outer space…”
From Pg. 215: My abilities to see forward and backward in time had continued to expand and refine themselves. There had been a mushrooming of my ability to communicate with other forms of energy regardless of whether they were people, animals, trees, plants, insects, elves, devas, the wind, the rain, the deceased, or the unborn.
The Evolving Human – A Story of Awakening Kundalini is Penny Kelly's riveting story of what happens to perception and personal reality following a full, spontaneous awakening of consciousness, known in Eastern religions as “the awakening of kundalini.”
“First there was a distinct rumbling sound, then a roaring explosion, followed by a brilliant flash of light. I felt as though my body was turning inside out, ejecting me in the process. The explosion of light pulsed like a freight train up the center front of me, hit my brain, and kept right on going, carrying me into what looked like the depths of outer space…”
From Pg. 215: My abilities to see forward and backward in time had continued to expand and refine themselves. There had been a mushrooming of my ability to communicate with other forms of energy regardless of whether they were people, animals, trees, plants, insects, elves, devas, the wind, the rain, the deceased, or the unborn.
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