I've been trying to write Kundalini visual poems. It's such an amazing word - Kundalini - both to say and to hear, but also lends itself to visual representation. All I've come up with so far are a couple of really simple visual poems just using the word in a kind of child like way. Have a look at the blog (address below) and see what you think.

Best to everyone,

Stephen.

That's very creative, Stephen. I like your reflections on the arrangement of the letters.

Inspired by your effort, I went to anagram.com (I didn't say I'd be creative ) and discovered there are 60 possible words/combinations, listed below. Closest one to meaning something to me was "Annul Kid I" (the old "small I" is now invalid).

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Ail Unkind
Aid Ilk Nun
Aid Link Nu
Aid Kiln Nu
Dial Kin Nu
Dial Ink Nu
Laid Kin Nu
Laid Ink Nu
Dual Kin In
Dual Ink In
Laud Kin In
Laud Ink In
Akin Lid Nu
Ail Kid Nun
Ail Kind Nu
Ail Dunk In
Ail Dun Kin
Ail Dun Ink
Nail Kid Nu
Nail Dunk I
Lain Kid Nu
Lain Dunk I
Ani Dun Ilk
Auk Lid Inn
Auk Din Nil
La Unkind I
Annul Kid I
Ulna Id Kin
Ulna Id Ink
Ulna Kid In
Ulna Kind I
A Id Ilk Nun
A Id Link Nu
A Id Kiln Nu
A Kid Nil Nu
A Lid Kin Nu
A Lid Ink Nu
A Din Ilk Nu
A Dunk I Nil
A Dun I Link
A Dun I Kiln
A Dun Ilk In
Ad I Ilk Nun
Ad I Link Nu
Ad I Kiln Nu
Ad Ilk In Nu
Lad I Kin Nu
Lad I Ink Nu
And I Ilk Nu
Lank Id I Nu
La Id Kin Nu
La Id Ink Nu
La Kid I Nun
La Kid In Nu
La Kind I Nu
La Dunk I In
La Dun I Kin
La Dun I Ink
An Id Ilk Nu
An Dun I Ilk

I like "Dial Kin Nu" and "Dual Ink In".

It's quite a formidable word, but at the same time, kind of sparkly.