kundalini
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- noun
- /ˌkuːndəˈliːni/
- The workshop on kundalini meditation attracted participants eager to explore their inner potential.
- kundalini yoga
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Watch on YouTubeThat's the martial art, that's the chi, that's the kundalini, that's the power, that's the force.
- That's the martial art, that's the chi, that's the kundalini, that's the power, that's the force.
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Maya Fiennes will lead classes focused on helping you awaken your kundalini (yogic life force) and your progression into the new age.
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And we built Seattle into the second largest kundalini community in the world, Los Angeles being the largest.
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When I came back and had my kundalini experience, all kinds of things happened.
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Much of it may be the times and your kundalini rising.
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Well, if you want a real workout, you've gotta try kundalini yoga.
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Matt Wallace is a food studies grad student and Kundalini yoga teacher exploring the connections between food and consciousness.
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It's called chi in Chinese medicine, ki in other Asian forms of medicine, or prana, kundalini, or shakti.
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At the basis of tantric philosophy is the liberation of energy, shakti, and the awakening of kundalini.
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Many practitioners believe that activating kundalini can lead to profound spiritual awakening.
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In her class, the instructor emphasized the importance of breathing techniques to harness kundalini energy.
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Etymology
Kundalini comes from the Sanskrit kundalinī, which means 'coiled'. It is often shown as a serpent curled at the base of the spine, so kundalini is the 'coiled' spiritual energy people try to awaken. A helpful way to remember it is to think of the English word coil.