http://www.sno.org/

Here's another approach to understanding kundalini, but it suffers from the usual problems when it comes to relating the phenomenon to Christianity. E.g., in his lexicon:

Jesus In our School we accept as a historical fact the teaching that Jesus the Christ lived upon the earth and walked among men and taught them. But the importance of his life to us lies not in the historical fact of his existence, but in that he personifies and epitomizes our own potentiality. The Christos p. 28. See also Christos.

Follow along to the reflection on Christos and things won't improve much.

It's just difficult to find teachers on this topic who don't adopt Arian or gnostic views, isn't it? I'd be happy if they could at least acknowledge that the death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus have metaphysical implications for the relations between the divine and human beings.

Nevertheless, sites like this do give evidence of a wisdom for dealing with this energy process. E.g., in the entry on Kundalini:
It would be disastrous for this force to be released before the whole physiological-etheric-psychic man has been brought into perfect alignment. Ibid p. 56. See Also Speirema.

Perfect alignment is asking for a lot, but you get his drift, I'm sure.

Speirema See Kundalini

Umm . . .