Kundalini Awakening: Return to Your Inner Center

Part of my Kundalini Grounding and Integration guide · Teachings by Guru Sanju

Understand What Is Happening Inside You

When you come in contact with higher energy, all the suppressed emotions and traumas begin to surface. These energies were always there, deeply stored in your system. Now they are coming up to be released.

This is why you may feel fear, discomfort, or instability. It is not the problem. It is the process.

Energy Must Be Released, Not Suppressed

When energy is stuck, it creates disturbance in the body and mind.

When it starts melting, you may feel like crying. When it starts evaporating, you may feel anger. But both are signs of release.

You do not need to control it. You need to allow it.

Balance Your Energy Channels

Your breathing tells you everything about your system.

If one nostril is dominant and the other is inactive, your energy is imbalanced.

The goal is not to force balance but to gently activate both sides so that your system becomes stable.

When your breath balances, your nervous system calms down.

The Power of Deep Exhalation

Now bring your focus to a simple but powerful technique.

Inhale slowly through your nose. Then exhale slowly and completely through your mouth, producing a deep sound.

Let the exhalation be long, complete, and expressive.

This is not a spiritual ritual. It is a scientific release.

This sound and exhalation remove excess charge from your system and activate deep relaxation.

Release the Suppressed Energy

Do not hold back your expression.

Exhale fully. Let the sound come out. If emotions arise, allow them.

If you feel like crying, cry. If you feel intensity, let it move through you.

This is how your system clears itself.

Activate Your Nervous System

When you practice deep and continuous exhalation, your blood vessels begin to open.

Your circulation improves. Your system relaxes.

Your vagus nerve gets activated, and your body moves into healing mode.

With repetition, your entire state begins to change.

Use Breath to Reset Your System

Practice cycles of breathing:

• Deep exhalation with sound
• Fast blow exhalation
• Rapid inhalation through the nose
• Balanced nasal breathing

Each technique works on a different level of your system.

Together, they release, activate, and stabilize your energy.

Observe the Shift Within

After these practices, simply pause.

Observe your state.

You will feel lighter, calmer, and more present.

Your breathing will change naturally. Your body will relax on its own.

This is the sign that your system is coming back to balance.

Awareness Is Awakening

Something deeper has already awakened in you.

You are beginning to observe your thoughts, your patterns, your behavior.

This observer is your consciousness.

It watches everything without getting involved.

The Shift from Ego to Awareness

The ego resists this process because it fears losing control.

It fears its own dissolution.

But this is not death. It is transformation.

You are moving from unconscious living to conscious awareness.

Find the Center Within

Close your eyes and observe the space inside your head.

Notice that you are aware of everything.

But who is this “you” that is aware?

If you look deeper, you will find a center — somewhere inside — from where awareness is happening.

This is your true center.

Stay With the Breath and Awareness

Let your breath move naturally.

Feel it entering and leaving your body.

Stay with this rhythm.

Do not force. Do not control.

Just observe.

Relax Into the Process

After the practice, lie down and relax.

Place your hands on your navel. Let your belly rise and fall with your breath.

Do not try to do anything more.

Let your system integrate the changes.

Final Understanding

This is not a problem. This is awakening.

Your energy is reorganizing. Your consciousness is rising.

Do not resist it.

Allow it. Observe it. Stay with it.

You are returning to your center.

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I am Guru Sanju. I guide you to approach emotion and bodily awareness comfortably, choose personal boundaries and keep practice connected to daily functioning rather than dramatic catharsis.

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