Originally posted by DarkMind
Hi everyone,
this is an introduction of myself (being my first posting in this forum), with the following cut and pasted from my participation in another forum:
\"Hi all. *
Maybe a short introduction about myself (this will also set the context and background for understanding my dreams). *
I am male of chinese descent. *
I am a Singaporean. (Singapore is a small south east asian country) *
I am currently 30 years old. *
Recently I have become more spiritual and my intention is to strive towards a more spiritual path in life. I have inclinations towards Theravada Buddhism (in particular, Thai Buddhism). *
The short version of the reason why I am inclined towards Buddhism: because of the various experiences in my life, I have realized certain truths for myself, even before I came to know more about Buddhism. And so, when I got to know more about the teachings of Buddhism, I realized that the truths expounded coincided with what I had already realized and known for myself, through personal experience. *
I have begun meditation recently (about 3 months or so) and it has contributed to quite a number of interesting and significant dreams that I experienced during sleep. If I am not mistaken, less than a month of meditation unintentionally led me to have a spontaneous Kundalini awakening, and I believe this has contributed to me having better recall of my dreams, more interesting and unusual dreams, as well as more control over my dreams (close to lucid dreaming or perhaps is some form of lucid dreaming).\"
Note (updated information) : I have been meditating for about 4 months or so now. *
Note to those reading this thread: Please feel free to comment if you wish. I'll respond/reply to you if I have the time
Well, it is wonderful that you have gotten on the Spiritual Path, but I should warn you against partaking of the more primitive form of Buddhism that is available to us. Hinayana Buddhism is little different than ordinary Stoicism, the premise of which is to ingore the world and everyone in it in order to secure one's own Peace of Mind, which alone is the only thing worth considering. We can see why it would take a selfish and spoiled Prince to create such a Religion. And then we can see in the early demigraphics of Buddhism -- its popularity in the Urban Business Classes, that it was a Religion for Selfish non-caring morally hedonistic escapists. Yes, that fairly describes Modern Society, doesn't it, but one should resist yielding to the Tempation of a Philosophy that indulges all of our worst impulses and tendencies. Hinayana Buddhism has no moral component apart from warning one to be moral enough to keep from being arrested, which would, again, disturb one's peace of mind. It is not morally positive in the least. The Advance that Mahayana Buddhism struck over the primitive Hinayana Buddhism was that it added a Moral Component and thus qualified itself to be a Higher Religion.
But, since you have a Risen Kundalini, you will soon know all of this for yourself, since the Risen Kundalini bestows Wisdom and Wisdom has now come to include enough of a sense of Morality in order to exclude basic Hinayana-ism.
I myself am a High Initiate of Kundalini Yoga, and I agree with you that with the onset of the full blooming of the Kundalini, a higher and more intense Dream Life ensues.
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