Kundalini yoga is the must have ingredient with all the spiritual techniques and methods

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Friends! Kundalini Yoga is a mysterious knowledge. The more it is explored, the more new meanings keep emerging from it. Its search never ends. Perhaps this is because it is connected to the infinite. The search for the infinite is also never complete. All other knowledge related to the material world are limited like it and are prone to ending.

Those who practice Raja Yoga say that meditation with the mind is the best. Sadhana with the body is secondary. Those who practice Bhakti Yoga say that do not worry about the body, just keep the mind focused on God. Those who practice Gyan Yoga say that just live your life considering yourself as Brahma and do not get involved in other things. Those who advocate Karma Yoga say that Karma is Yoga. There is no need to do Yoga or Kundalini Yoga separately. Those who advocate Tapasya say that only Tapasya destroys sins, which leads to salvation. But to me all yogas seem incomplete without Kundalini yoga. That is because the body is the main source of power. Power does not fall from the sky into the mind. It is the body that provides power to the mind. The mind has to depend on the body for power. Then in order for the body to generate power and provide it to the mind, Kundalini yoga has to be done.

How will you be able to meditate on Rajayoga without the power of the mind? Within a few minutes or seconds, the image of meditation will disappear from the mind. How will it take weeks or days to do so? Unless deep meditation is maintained for months, how will the sins in the form of sleeping thoughts be destroyed and how will the Kundalini awaken? It will just be a pretense and show of meditation. How will you be able to do Bhakti Yoga without the power of the mind? Bhakti is also a form of meditation. It is the meditation of the deity or the Guru. In the case of Gyan Yoga also, without the power of the mind, how will a man be able to understand himself as Brahma. This understanding is born from thoughts and thoughts are born from power. Similarly, it is accepted that the garbage of thoughts is pacified by Karma Yoga. It also strengthens the meditation image in the mind. But if a person does not do Kundalini Yoga by detaching himself from Karma after Karma Yoga, then how will that Kundalini image get the power to awaken. If a person always remains engaged in Karma Yoga, then a meditation image will become a little stronger and then it will become calm. In its place, a new meditation image will come. That too will become a little stronger and then it will become calm. Or in rare cases the same meditation image will remain as a faint memory for a lifetime. This way, this cycle will continue but no meditation image will be able to awaken. It means that Kundalini will not awaken. Power is accumulated in the body by Tapasya. But if it is not provided to the mind by Kundalini Yoga, then what spiritual benefit will be derived from Tapasya. Then Tapasya will remain just a pretense.

If any spiritual technique is adopted but Kundalini Yoga is not done along with it, then the full result will not be obtained. But if nothing is done and only Kundalini Yoga is done, then still there is a possibility of full spiritual benefit. That is because the nature of the mind is that it always develops and moves towards God. When the mind gets power, it will try its best to go towards God in any way. The mind is a part of God and it wants to join Him and become one with Him. If other spiritual techniques are adopted along with Kundalini Yoga, then it is even better and it is like icing on the cake.