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I was using muscle testing to clear my emotional body, which is using the strength or weakness of a body part holding steady to gain access to the subconscious. After I cleared everything, I asked if the place where this intuition was coming from was God, and it said yes. When I probed to see if it was the same force that was guiding me through my mystical experiences it said yes. It had done so perfectly at releasing all my trauma, even things I was completely unaware happened or forgotten at the time came up and were released. So I started asking more questions about healing, about my family, my passions, enlightenment, the relationship between Source and God. Everything was resonating true. I even wanted to do muscle testing to help my dogs work through trauma because of physical and emotional issues they are dealing with, but the book I learned from said I needed another person to work on a pet. So I asked if I could use my body to ask questions while I clear the energy off of them, and it said yes. And it worked! My dog was even having physical displays of emotional release after following it's instructions. I don't doubt this is God, but do you all also think all intuition is God moving it's will through us? That every insight one thought they had was simply passed to them from divinity? It made me feel much more at peace with my direction and continuing to surrender to God.

Just a couple of examples: Do everything you can to be the best example you can be to other, with your entire life. Change their perception. If you're already doing that and they're still resistant, you could find a way to drop the information into a conversation that someone they will more likely respect has the solution to whatever it may be. Like if they need emotional healing, refer them to a source/book that was created by someone prestigious or a guru. But don't outright say they should do it, people don't like being told what to do. Find a way to lead them into it, maybe present the information as if you're only talking about yourself and how much it helped you. Or talk to someone more open to listening to you in that person's presence. Give them the opportunity to have an "Aha!" moment, "Maybe I've found a solution to my problem." There's all sorts of examples like this. And if you're truly embodying qualities people aspire to, these sorts of situations could just happen naturally in front of this person, without any effort on your part to give them a nudge.

What are you doing with the energy, and how does it relate to breath In the context of emotional trauma?

This is simply wrong. You don't just pick up self inquiry and there is nothing but Self. In the same way when one picks up meditation there is not just Self. Meditations lead to Self just as the form of meditation called self inquiry does. If you sit and remain aware of the breath, eventually breath/object disappears, and you enter into Samadhi. They are both direct methods even if one doesn't resonate with you.

I appreciate your point of view. Let me go find out what my 200 children are doing since I stopped thinking about my lust and just started embracing it fully. I think people think they're not thinking about it on some level, but even the most promiscuous lust filled humans still do put some sort of restrictive thoughts on it. We're not rabbits, but without any consideration we could be.

Muscle testing using the technique outlined by Dr. Bradley Nelson in The Emotion Code. He gives an easily understood and practical way to ask your subconscious directly the questions needed to bring emotional trauma into the conscious with yes or no answers from your subconscious. I tried a few different shadow work techniques and they either didn't work or had too many steps for me to really dig into emotionally. With this technique I was able to clear my entire emotional body over a few days. I bought the book on Amazon but I think you can get it here for free by giving him an email: https://healerslibrary.lpages.co/emotion-code-gift/

It would be better to say they want to think they came to the conclusion themself. What likely happened is the complete opposite, and guiding someone to the answer in a way that they feel they achieved it themselves is a good way to introduce these sorts of things to other. That's probably part of the reason the 'be the change you want to see in the world' way of creating change is so effective. They see the guidance you're radiating out as an example of what they could be, and since you didn't just outright tell them what to do they think they came to the conclusion to make those adjustments themselves, when really it was both of you.

So you mean have at least one relationship where sex is involved that way my other relationships aren't flavored by lust? I get what you mean, and it makes sense. I'll think about it. If you are a man you should/would understand for that most younger males lust is not just a mild feeling one easily 'controls'. It's a very intense emotion if it's not given an outlet, and is beyond just having manners and requires a level of self discipline I rarely see people have (and that I'm not even sure is possible at all for most people around many of the sex they're attracted to). Even people who have rigorous frameworks, lifetimes of practice, and environments to encourage abstaining still fail at this, like monks for example.

I'm not pretending lust isn't coming into my awareness, I'm not sure what you mean. If I was beyond it I would never have posted. And I said it would be highly unlikely I don't have sex again. I just have no intentions of having sex with these people, or to simply have sex with some random person to get off. If I'm going to just use someone's body to masturbate with I'll save us both the trouble and do it myself.

"Do any of you have methods of managing lust that doesn't move to suppress it?" If it wasn't clear that I didn't want to use sex with these individuals as a management tool for lust I apologize.

I'm not sure if I agree with Aurum. Allowing an emotion to be without acting on it isn't the same thing as suppressing it.

This resonates with me, as well as the general idea you've described as Pantheism. I actually have a hamsa tattooed on my chest that has the symbols of several major religions incorporated within it.

Like I said above. All of the time I'm putting into spiritual and emotional growth, when combined with my work, takes up almost all of my time and energy. I'm having to cut back on it just to make some room for the friendships I'm rebooting. I'm not sure how sustainable or fair it would be to try to initiate a romantic relationship. Maybe if I could find someone who had little free time like me/appreciated time for their own pursuits? I cleared my emotional body/trauma which has been a real eye opener, and made it clear just how much it affected my past relationships. They were coming from a place of need or something missing, not a place of abundance or love. This is probably the first time in my dating life I don't feel a need for someone else to make me happy or fulfilled. And I really don't want to jump the gun and enter back into the dating market prematurely and end up needlessly hurting someone. Maybe I won't know where I stand until I try? I'm hesitant because the last person I wanted to date I hurt, and it was someone I love very deeply. The regret from that is what made me buckle down and really do the healing and growth I needed.

Well put and I'll keep it in mind. I was just hoping to get some sort of handle on it before it gets the better of my intentions in one situation or another.

It can happen throughout the day, but it will mostly happen while sitting

Are you saying that what is referred to as Coral is simply Sahaja Samadhi? "This Samadhi could probably be placed between Nirvikalpa and Dharmamega Samadhis. It is where the inner silence is maintained along with normal daily activities. It is being able to maintain the experience of Nirvakalpa Samadhi at all times. Here you radiate Divine Illumination, the Divine is perfectly manifesting through you at every second. You are filled with Divine Grace. It can, perhaps, be likened to the Unity Consciousness of the Shankara Tradition."

Why is everyone still replying to these topics? Oh wait....

Look at what happens when law and order is destabilized when resources are simultaneously cut off in a 1st world country. Like when hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf coast in the USA. Looting, pillaging, raping. People were riding around in boats with assault rifles looking to take what they could from those who had, that is until the military stepped in and took control.

Reaching a point of no noticeable level of anxiety for a temporary period is something many people can do. It's maintaining a level a unnoticeable anxiety permanently which might as well be impossible.

I don't think it's common, or at least common for people to notice. I have had the same things happen constantly for the past several years, but have only met a few people even in the more spiritual circles I spend time in that have had many clear cases of this unrelated to psychedelics. The getting reminded of the effort and care it took to guide me on this path is one that comes back frequently. What would drive a being to do so much for me, to fly to the another universe and back to help me grow? It's love, Pure Unconditional Love (or self-love for the anal types). And it's the perfect example of what love really looks like.

At a certain point if your Kundalini energy is flowing, when you relax into deep meditation your head will naturally start moving on it's own. And if you fight it you're resisting what is.

So important. This is what people mean when people say as long as you're being authentic the people and situations that don't resonate with you will vibrate out of your life while people who do resonate with you vibrate in. If you are resistant to the change that needs to happen by being inauthentic, then you will continuously suffer.

There's a lot of truth in @Shin's highlights. It's a complex issue. It could be your own energy, the way you interact, the way your family interacts, the personality/interests of people you talk to, that your more sensitive than the average person, that you take things too personally, and it just goes on and on. My mother for instance loves me deeply and I her. And although she would do anything for me, she is completely disinterested in deep conversation/contemplation. She will become easily disinterested and start interacting with her phone. It's not that there is malice there, or that she's treating me badly, she simply would rather sit on a thumbtack than to talk about the meaning of the universe. Theres no way I could word certain topics that could hold her attention. She's much more stimulated by practical conversations or cherished memories. And that's just one example of why a conversation could go one way.

Hellspeed is correct, it's called a Kundalini kriya. It can come as a random jerky movement or as an uncontrollable movement into a yogic pose/hand signal. Completely natural and likely the removing of energetic blockages. https://ourlightbody.com/index.php/part-iii-human-metamorphosis/chapter-6-all-about-kundalini/what-are-kundalini-kriyas