The Kundalini Process: A Christian Understanding
by Philip St. Romain
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Kundalini Energy and Christian Spirituality
- by Philip St. Romain
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So - I've had this intense itching which comes and goes, probably for about the last 8 months. I only just realized yesterday that this is probably yet another weird kundalini symptom. I've read that this is apparently some sort of detox - do you suppose that trying to help this detox along physically by drinking lots of water and maybe (ugh, I dread this) cleaning up my diet will help this phase pass a little more quickly? Scratching is getting really old.
 
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Hi Buttercup

first of all, I would suggest to get really well checked out by a health professional what that itching is all about. I once had some weird itching on my head and thought it was the kundalini, only to find after weeks of insane itching that I had head lice!!! (I had got them from my son)

If it is not anything physical, I have found it most helpful with my kundalini clients to look foremost at emotional and psychological problems and particularly to those that you'd rather not know about. Is there something/someone in your life that annoys you like an itch? Deal with that and profoundly relax your body and you should see improvements.

I have had very good results with kundalini clients who suffered from these itches.

hope this helps.


Tara - find more help for kundalini problems on my website taraspringett.com/kundalini/kundalini-syndrome
 
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Originally posted by Buttercup:
So - I've had this intense itching which comes and goes...
I've read that this is apparently some sort of detox - do you suppose that trying to help this detox along physically by drinking lots of water and maybe (ugh, I dread this) cleaning up my diet will help this phase pass a little more quickly? Scratching is getting really old.


Hi Buttercup

I agree that it would be a good idea to check with a doctor if finances permit.

I experienced an intense itching on my legs for
a period of time. I found that skin brushing
was helpful for me. So that suggested to me that this was part of a cleansing process for me. Hot baths with epsom salts may be of some
use if this is part of a cleansing process.
For many of us cleaning up our diets is part
of supporting this process.

But then I have found that there can be very deep cleansing that might need the help of a homeopath. Conditions known as miasms can be brought to the surface for deep cleansing within the DNA. Rashes with intense itching
may fall in that category.

Best wishes
 
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thanks for your thoughtful answers, both of you. I live in Canada, so the doctor is free, thank goodness! I have already seen a specialist about it, who basically said "wait it out". Will try the skin brushing. I live with a homeopath, who gave me some sulphur for it, actually, so we'll see how that works.
In the meantime - scritch scritch scratch scritch sigh
 
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Mainline Kundalini effects (apart maybe from hot/cold flushes/flickering)will not normally be near the skin surface though you might get tingling of the hair/scalp when you're well in to it and maybe short term twitching near the eyes prior to that none of which should be problematical.

How about a single application of an Elocon based product via your GP.
 
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