Disruptive or distressing phenomena that results from kundalini arousal
can be treated by returning the kundalini to dormancy; that is, making
it inactive again. I have found that a number of practices work reliably
to achieve this goal. If you choose to seek my help I will meet privately
with you for at least three sessions, but usually five to ten. The first
session is mostly an interview so that I can understand
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on with you. The first session also enables you to learn about my perspective
on your problem and the interventions I can offer. The next sessions are
lessons in the practices that you will use to reduce the disruptive energy
flows in your body. You will take home with you notes describing every
practice so you can continue these exercises for weeks or months after
our sessions. My goal is to help you handle disruptive energy events,
and to reduce their frequency and duration. I have found that, in the
vast majority of cases, I have been able to help my clients to completely
eliminate their unwanted energy events if they are willing to practice
the exercises I give them daily. For clients from out-of-town I can help
you arrange lodging in Boulder. I also require that out-of-town clients
see a psychiatrist in their home towns and grant me permission to speak
to this person before they come to Boulder to see me. This helps us determine
if kundalini is the likely cause of your disturbance or if it may be something
else. Bipolar disorder, for example, can produce similar symptoms to premature
kundalini arousal. And in my opinion bipolar disorder is better treated
with medication and psychiatric care than with yoga therapy. Yoga therapy
does offer substantial help to people who have accidentally aroused their
kundalini and wish to understand what is happening to them and wish to
be relieved of its unpleasant side effects. Yoga therapy is also helpful
to people who want to utilize kundalini's positive benefits.
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