This discourse is with Richa from India.
Setting the Space for the Reading
First, arrange your space so your face is gently lit from the front. Sit where natural light or a soft lamp falls across your face. Avoid strong backlighting. If there is a window behind you, close the curtain so the light is not rushing from behind. If needed, switch on a lamp to the side and slightly above eye level so your face is visible and calm.
Sit upright yet comfortable. You do not need your full body visible; only the area from the chest upward matters for this work. Place your phone or device on a stable surface at about chest height so your face and upper chest are easily “readable.” If you need to prop it up with a pillow or books, do that. Breathe naturally and let your shoulders settle.
For a brief moment, present your hands—first the right hand, then the left—held at a comfortable distance from the eyes, palms gently open. This is not palmistry; it simply lets your system soften to being seen. Then place your hands back down and relax.
Now close your eyes. With eyes closed, feel into your body—head, neck, throat, chest, spine, belly, pelvic region, and legs. Notice any vibration, pressure, heaviness, pulsing, or emptiness. Do not chase a sensation; let the sensation reveal itself. If a particular emotion arises—sadness, fear, anger, joy, tenderness—allow it. If tears come, let them. Purging is a natural outcome when powerful energy is present. You are not breaking; you are releasing.
Hold this quiet awareness for a minute or two. Keep your eyes closed and simply feel.
What You Are Feeling Is Kundalini
As you come into contact with my field, your Kundalini recognizes the power and responds. The connection is like a secure Wi-Fi: a passkey between your inner energy and mine. The intensity or movement you feel in the head, chest, spine, or gut is not random; it is your Kundalini acknowledging the field, responding to intention, and beginning to reorganize.
Open your eyes when you are ready, and let us proceed.
How This Session Works
You brought two specific intentions:
- What is my soul purpose/life purpose? I have a job opportunity as a Clinical Manager in cosmetic dermatology—will it serve my purpose in life?
- When will my Kundalini be completely processed (in how many years), and when will growth be seen in my life?
I will answer both directly. If time remains after the guidance, I will also teach you a foundational technique to stabilize sleep, attention, and mood. If we need more time or deeper work, I will explain what ongoing support looks like and how to make it practical.
Before the precise answers, I want you to understand what my reading shows.
The Diagnostic Reading
Your soul purpose—your deepest intention in this lifetime—is the movement toward freedom. Freedom here means freedom from karmic loads, psychic entanglements, and structural blockages that keep Kundalini compressed. Your soul’s vector is not toward accumulation or status; it is toward release, clarity, and the full, unhindered flow of life force.
In your system I see three strong factors:
- Lower-chakra congestion. The root (Muladhara), sacral (Svadhisthana), and solar plexus (Manipura) are heavily constrained. This constriction starves attention, money flow, safety signals to the brain, and a relaxed sense of forward movement. When these are tight, mind loops, fear loops, and survival stress dominate.
- Over-engagement of the head. The brain and nervous system have been overrun by hypervigilance. Attention fractures easily—call it ADHD tendencies if you like. It is not a moral flaw; it is the body’s adaptive response to long stress and energetic overload.
- High responsiveness to power. When you enter a strong field, the system does respond. That is auspicious. It means when you are guided with consistency and precision, you make measurable progress—provided the lower three chakras are brought online through physical movement and simple, exact practices.
Because of these three, the prescription is practical: we must unjam the base, bring breath and movement back into the body, and reduce head-pressure through techniques that do not demand intricate concentration.
The Right Kind of Work (and Your Job Question)
You asked whether the Clinical Manager role in cosmetic dermatology will serve your life purpose.
Here is the clear guidance:
- Work that involves your physical body—moving, standing, walking, carrying light loads, interacting with real people in real environments—will serve you far more than deskbound, hyper-cognitive roles. When you move your body for hours each day, your surplus mental energy gets re-channeled into action; the lower chakras get blood, rhythm, and gravity. This is medicine for you.
- The Clinical Manager role may help temporarily by getting you out of the house, engaging with people, and improving cash flow. In that sense, it is fine for one to three months while you reset momentum. It is not a soul-level destination. Think of it as stabilizing scaffolding, not the temple.
- If that role becomes too stationary or excessively administrative, pair it with deliberate physicality: commute on foot portions of the way, take stairs when possible, schedule walking rounds, and keep micro-breaks every 60–90 minutes for breath awareness while moving (instructions below). If the role blocks movement entirely, consider alternative work that is simpler and more body-centric—even if it sounds “lower” on a resume. For healing, body first, prestige later.
I have guided doctors, engineers, and highly qualified professionals across the world who, during intense Kundalini processing, took mail routes, warehouse shifts with moderate loads, or service roles that required being on the feet. Paradoxically, those seasons accelerated their recovery and growth.
Verdict: Take the Clinical Manager role only as a short, practical bridge. Let it solve near-term money and routine. Simultaneously, prioritize work and daily habits that keep you physically engaged. That alignment will serve your deeper purpose.
The Timeline Question: “When Will My Kundalini Be Fully Processed?”
There are two paths:
- High-intensity supported processing (≈ 12 months).
If you receive continuous, potent, in-field work from a genuinely powerful facilitator—someone who can hold and transmit with precision—then a year of regular sessions can free your Kundalini enough that the major constrictions are cleared and the upward current is stable. This must be consistent, sober, and hands-on. Sporadic work won’t suffice. - Self-driven with occasional support (open-ended).
Without that level of power and continuity, the process becomes longer and uncertain—not because you lack sincerity, but because the lower three chakras need external ignition along with internal discipline. In this path, progress is still possible; the arc is simply slower and depends on your day-to-day fidelity to the practices below and to embodied work.
I must be transparent: the kind of work I do is intensive and, done properly, will require many sessions. It would not be practical for you to rely on me alone at high frequency over two to three years. If you have access to a powerful facilitator who can hold you weekly for a year, that is the fastest route. If not, commit to the practices here with diligence. They are designed to rebuild the brain-nervous system while venting pressure from the head down into the body.
What does “growth seen in life” look like? Within 8–12 weeks of honest daily practice and physically active work, you should notice better sleep initiation, fewer panic spikes, a steadier mood baseline, and slightly improved focus. Within 6 months, if consistency is high, you can expect clearer decision-making, easier social functioning, and early signs of money flow stabilizing. Full completion of Kundalini processing is not a single day; it is a threshold after which upward flow remains stable and symptoms no longer derail life. With weekly powerful facilitation, target ~12 months. Without it, treat the process as a committed pilgrimage—months into years—yet one that yields tangible milestones all along the way.
What You Must Not Do Right Now
- Do not load yourself with complex sadhana that demands fine concentration. Your system is not ready for subtle internal locks or prolonged breath retentions in seated stillness. That will aggravate head pressure and scatter attention.
- Do not isolate. Isolation amplifies thinking energy in the skull. Choose grounded, structured days with ordinary human contact and simple responsibilities.
- Do not chase a hundred gurus or techniques. Two or three exact practices, done every day, beat twenty methods done once.
Core Practices for Stabilization and Growth
1) Breath Awareness in Motion (Foundational Daily Practice)
Purpose: Redirect attention from skull to body, synchronize nervous system to natural respiratory rhythm, and gently mobilize lower chakras through walking.
How to Practice:
- Stand up and begin slow walking in your home or outdoors.
- Keep your gaze soft (eyes open or half-lidded if indoors and safe).
- Do not manipulate the breath. Simply become aware of the natural breath as it comes in and goes out.
- As you inhale, let your attention move in with the breath, as if the awareness rides the air into the chest and belly.
- As you exhale, let your attention move out with the breath, riding the air outward and down.
- Maintain this simple, faithful tracking: in with the in-breath, out with the out-breath.
- Continue for 10–20 minutes, two to three times a day. If you must choose, do one longer 20-minute session in the morning and short 5–7-minute sessions sprinkled through the day.
What to Notice: After 3–5 minutes, thoughts begin to space out. After 10 minutes, body warmth and belly presence increase. After 15–20 minutes, a baseline steadiness emerges. This is the medicine you need—simple, repeatable, and embodied.
2) Mouth Exhalation Reset (Emergency De-Pressurizer)
Purpose: Vent head pressure, down-regulate sympathetic overdrive, and quickly restore attention when breath awareness is forgotten or anxiety spikes.
How to Practice:
- Wherever you are (home, corridor, washroom, quiet corner), stand or sit tall.
- Inhale gently through the nose (do not pull the breath).
- Exhale softly through the mouth, as if fogging a mirror—longer than the inhale, but never forced.
- Let the exhalation be smooth and quiet, with a relaxed jaw and lips slightly parted.
- Do 8–12 cycles, then return to natural breathing.
- Walk for a minute with breath awareness in motion (Practice #1) to seal the reset.
Use this anytime you feel racing thoughts, chest pressure, or agitation. Train the nervous system to know that this works—so it becomes your reflex tool.
3) Movement-First Living (Rewire Your Day)
Purpose: Give the lower three chakras their fuel—gravity, rhythm, and contact with the world—so the brain stops hoarding energy.
How to Implement:
- Walk for at least 45–90 minutes per day, broken into chunks if needed. Errands on foot count.
- If you sit for work, stand and walk for 3–5 minutes every hour. Pair it with breath awareness in motion.
- Choose stairs over elevators when practical.
- Carry light groceries or a backpack—not to strain, but to remind the body it is useful.
- Do one grounding sweep in the evening: a 10-minute slow walk outdoors, noticing feet, breath, and the simple fact of being among people and trees, buildings and sky.
This is not “exercise program” perfectionism. It is a life stance: body first.
Emotional Release and Purging
If tears, tremors, sighs, or spontaneous sounds arise during practice, let them come. You are not breaking; you are decompressing. If a wave feels too strong, pause, place one palm on the low belly and one on the sternum, and do three gentle mouth exhalations. Then resume walking with breath awareness.
Remember: the presence of emotion is proof the system is thawing. Do not pathologize your healing.
Your Two Questions, Answered Concisely
1) What is my soul purpose/life purpose? Will the Clinical Manager job serve it?
Your soul purpose is freedom through full Kundalini flow—freedom from karmic entanglement, fear loops, and the constriction that starves your life of safety and momentum. The Clinical Manager job can be a short, practical bridge for money and routine, but it is not the destiny. Accept it for 1–3 months to restart movement and social engagement. Meanwhile, deliberately design your daily life around movement-first living and the two breath practices. Over time, choose work that keeps you bodily active and grounded; that serves your deepest purpose far better than prestige or titles in this specific season.
2) When will Kundalini be completely processed, and when will growth be seen?
- With consistent powerful facilitation (weekly, precise transmission-based work): ~12 months to stable upward flow and major block clearance.
- Without that, but with faithful daily practice and movement-centric living: tangible life-growth within 8–12 weeks (sleep, steadiness, attention, early money stability), deeper restructuring over 6–12 months, and an open-ended arc toward completion.
Completion is a threshold—after it, you remain free enough that symptoms no longer govern your life. You will know it not by fireworks but by stability.
Safety, Boundaries, and Spiritual Hygiene
- Avoid high-charge spiritual spaces (temples, crowded rituals) for now if they spike head pressure or crown buzzing. This is temporary. Stabilize first; then re-enter sacred spaces gradually and only when your body says “yes.”
- Keep your energetic boundaries clean: simple food, simple company, and simple days. Over-exposure to psychic noise dilutes your gains.
- If you suspect external energetic interference, reinforce embodiment rather than escalate spiritual counter-measures. Your best shield right now is a body that is busy living.
A Note on Powerful Help
If you find a truly powerful facilitator who can work with you consistently for a year, that is your fastest path. I am direct about the practicality and costliness of high-frequency work with me; for many, it is not realistic to rely solely on me for hundreds of sessions. When I see that another presence can catalyze what is needed, I say so. If a physical project aligned with Shiva-current becomes available and is right for you, pursue it with sobriety and commitment. Until then, the practices you have are sufficient to begin and to make real progress.
Daily Implementation Plan (Simple and Exact)
Morning (within 60 minutes of waking):
- 20 minutes Breath Awareness in Motion (Practice #1).
- 6–8 cycles Mouth Exhalation Reset if you woke with head pressure.
Midday:
- Work or chores designed for movement. If deskbound, 5 minutes walking each hour with breath awareness.
- Anytime you forget or feel scattered: 8–12 cycles Mouth Exhalation Reset, then resume walking awareness for 1–2 minutes.
Late Afternoon:
- 10–20 minutes Breath Awareness in Motion (shorter okay if time-pressed).
Evening:
- 10-minute Grounding Sweep outdoors (slow walk, soft eyes, breath awareness).
- Keep lighting warm and low for the last hour before sleep; avoid stimulating content.
Sleep Tip (if pulsations disturb you):
- Lie on your side with a pillow between knees to stack the pelvis.
- Place one hand on the low belly, one on the chest. Do quiet mouth exhalations 8–12 times, then let breathing return to normal. If energy surges, repeat. Do not fight the energy; invite it down with long, gentle out-breaths.
Signs You Are on Track (Expect These)
- Thoughts feel a bit farther away during and after walks.
- Warmth gathers in belly and low back; feet feel more “there.”
- Sleep onset improves by 10–20 minutes over the first two weeks.
- You initiate small tasks without inner negotiation.
- Money and logistics stabilize modestly (not miracles, but movement).
- Emotional waves arise and pass without hijacking the whole day.
If you do not observe any of these after three honest weeks, increase daily walking time by 30% and ensure at least two formal breath-awareness sessions per day.
Closing: Freedom Is a Daily Orientation
Your life purpose is not hiding in an office title or a distant initiation; it is here in your breath, your step, your willingness to live in your body. The grand arc of Kundalini is dignified by small, exact acts done daily—walking, exhaling, showing up, letting tears come, and keeping the lights of ordinary life on.
Take the temporary job if it helps you move and feed your household. But never forget: for you, movement is medicine. Attend to the lower three chakras through lived days, not just seated ideals. With consistent practice and the right help if available, your timeline compresses. Without it, your pilgrimage continues—but with real beauty and measurable milestones.
Keep it simple. Keep it daily. And when the crown calls, the base must answer with feet on the ground.
Walk. Breathe. Soften. Repeat. Freedom will meet you there.
