The Question of Healing: Yes and No

Can Kundalini cure diseases? The answer is both yes and no.
When Kundalini awakens spontaneously in you, without provocation, she has the power to cure diseases. But when Kundalini is forced—provoked by ego, through yoga asanas, mantras, or intentional attempts to cure illness—then it often leads to more disaster than healing.

This discourse shares the wisdom behind both realities: how Kundalini cures diseases when she awakens naturally, and how she may lead to danger when awakened by force through egoic intention.

The Karmic Roots of Disease

Every disease—whether physical, mental, or energetic—has karmic roots. Some illnesses arise from lifestyle choices: poor diet, unconscious living, addictions, or lack of discipline. Others are rooted in unseen karmas carried over from past lives, blockages hidden in the nadis (energy channels) and chakras (energy centers).

These blockages form a toxicity within the subtle body. They may stem from unfinished karmas carried into this birth, resulting in unknown problems in body, mind, and energy. You may find yourself trapped in confusion, unable to process emotions or experiences because they are not just yours—they are karmic inheritances.

On top of this, traumas from this life add more weight. Childhood wounds, womb imprints, teenage struggles, and suppressed emotions build knots of energy in the system. If you were born into a family with disturbances—parents who fought continuously, environments of chaos, or family members with trauma themselves—you inherit layers of unresolved disorder.

If your mother or father suffered from mental illness, unresolved trauma, or psychotic tendencies, the way they raised you directly shaped your nervous system. Over-demanding parents, bullying, domination at school, college, or social environments—all of these carve scars in the nervous system.

The prime result of such experiences is that your emotions are suppressed, your nervous system goes into freeze mode, and unprocessed trauma is stored deep within the subconscious. These unprocessed impressions form energetic knots (granthis), especially in the solar plexus region—the seat of power, digestion, and emotional processing.

The Solar Plexus and the Hold of Disease

The solar plexus is the diaphragm region, located where the ribcage meets. This is the primary knot, the place of hold. When your solar plexus is blocked, your entire system is held hostage.

Why? Because the vagus nerve, the respiratory centers in the brain, and many crucial connections of the nervous system pass through this point. When the solar plexus is on hold, the nervous system freezes. This freeze creates vasoconstriction: the narrowing of blood vessels, reducing oxygen supply and nutrition to cells.

Without oxygen and nutrition, organs weaken. Muscles stiffen. The musculoskeletal system fails to support vitality. If kidneys weaken, if urinary or genital functions falter, it can often be traced back to trauma lodged in the body. Disease becomes the body’s silent testimony of unhealed trauma.

The Spontaneous Awakening of Kundalini

When Kundalini awakens spontaneously—not by ego’s effort but by divine timing—her purpose is purification. She cleanses the energy channels, chakras, blood, mind, and subtle bodies.

But this process is unique for every individual. Kundalini functions differently in each person. She takes you to the roots of your problem, forcing you to face what you have long avoided. The suppressed fears and traumas must rise to the surface, and this can feel overwhelming.

Healing, therefore, does not come by avoidance. It comes only when you are willing to face these issues directly. A guru is needed to guide you into those spaces, so you do not run away again. Only by experiencing the suppressed energies in the present, with awareness, can true healing occur.

Medication and therapies may help temporarily, but they do not heal from the core. Healing must come from deep within, where the karmic knots reside. Kundalini functions through three primary steps—cleansing, purification, and transformation—and each must be embraced for lasting healing.

Step One: Cleansing

During cleansing, Kundalini burns away karmic residues. She transforms toxins into cosmic prana—the vital energy she uses to ascend and heal the body.

But this cleansing requires raw material: food, water, and prana. Without supplying the body with these in pure forms, the process weakens. Kundalini needs proper nutrition, hydration, and oxygen to create ojas, the subtle essence of vitality.

Conscious Eating

Fresh vegetarian food is essential. Vegetables, fruits, cereals, legumes, sprouts, lentils, nuts, and fresh grains—all are vital. Dairy in the form of ghee, yogurt, curd, or milk provides minerals, calcium, and proteins needed for building strength.

Food must be eaten consciously. Chew until solid food becomes a paste. Half of the food should mix with saliva before swallowing. Drink consciously as well: let liquids mix with saliva before swallowing. This conscious eating and drinking allows the body to absorb nutrients deeply.

Avoid dead energy: meat, fish, seafood, stale food, junk, and overly processed items. Kundalini rejects dead energy. She is life force, and she heals only through life-giving energy.

Conscious Hydration

Water is essential for detoxification. Drink 4–10 liters daily, depending on the body’s needs. Hydration clears not just the physical system but also the mind. Blockages in thought patterns dissolve with water, as mental toxins are flushed alongside physical ones.

Conscious Breathing

Breath is the carrier of prana. Without prana, oxygen cannot rejuvenate cells fully. To breathe properly, the diaphragm must move rhythmically.

Practice belly breathing:

• Inhale so the belly expands outward, diaphragm moving downward.
• Exhale so the belly contracts inward, diaphragm moving upward.

This pendulum-like movement ensures all lung lobes open, oxygen exchange happens fully, and prana is infused into the blood. Oxygen charged with prana produces higher-quality energy in cells, rejuvenating organs and nervous system alike.

Rhythmic belly breathing retrains the nervous system, reversing the freeze response. When practiced regularly—four times a day, 15–30 minutes each session for 21 days—it signals the brain to release trauma and restores balance between sympathetic (fight/flight) and parasympathetic (rest/digest) systems.

This not only cures diseases but also reawakens the body’s natural rhythm.

Step Two: Purification

After cleansing, Kundalini introduces purification. This is not only about removing toxins but also about raising consciousness. She will not allow you to continue unconscious patterns, addictions, or toxic lifestyles.

Purification involves:

• Ending ties with toxic people and environments.
• Living consciously through sadhana (spiritual practice).
• Remaining disciplined in food, breath, and daily living.

The guru provides specific practices to ensure no new karmas or blockages are created. Purification demands total lifestyle change, not half-hearted adjustments.

As the solar plexus gradually opens through this process, the vagus nerve activates fully, nervous system balance returns, and organs thrive. Diseases, mental disturbances, and energetic stagnation begin to dissolve.

Step Three: Transformation

The final stage is transformation. After cleansing and purification, Kundalini ascends fully, passing through chakras until she unites with consciousness at the crown chakra. This is enlightenment—ultimate freedom, samadhi.

But before this freedom, one must endure the fire: physical diseases, mental struggles, nervous system breakdowns. Only by walking through cleansing and purification can transformation dawn.

Transformation means not just the absence of disease but the presence of higher consciousness, ultimate vitality, and liberation from karmic cycles.

The Danger of Forced Kundalini

If you induce Kundalini forcefully to cure disease, the result is not healing but collapse. Forced Kundalini often causes psychosis, hallucination, breakdown of mental stability, and nervous system damage.

True healing arises only through spontaneous awakening, guided by a guru. Without guidance, ego-driven awakening turns into a curse.

The Role of the Guru

Your brain, nervous system, and respiratory centers cannot heal themselves while under trauma. A guru is required to rewire neuroplasticity, reverse trauma imprints, and introduce practices uniquely suited to your karmic condition. No single universal technique works for all. Healing must be individualized, trauma-focused, and guided.

With the guru’s presence, Kundalini can heal disease, but without guidance, she may create deeper disorder.

Conclusion

Kundalini can cure diseases, but only when she awakens spontaneously and is supported through conscious living, conscious eating, conscious breathing, and conscious drinking. Healing occurs through her threefold process—cleansing, purification, and transformation.

But forced awakening through ego or technique does not cure; it destroys. The path requires surrender, discipline, and guidance from a guru.

If Kundalini has awakened in you—whether accidentally or naturally—you must face the journey sincerely. Disease can be cured at the root only through embracing the totality of Kundalini’s process. Otherwise, healing remains superficial.