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Kundalini Resource Center (Hawaiian Site) Kundalini Resource Center (Hawaiian Site) Translate from Help An Effort of Cyber-Collaboration Web space provided by Total Access Technologies All our Web Sites contain the same information. Please link to and BOOKMARK the Web site closest to your physical location for the fastest access: ● Mirror site in Australia/New Zealand. (Pending) ● Mirror site in Europe. ● Mirror site in North America. http://www.aloha.net/~bpeay/kundalini/index.html (1 of 4) [6/19/2000 9:29:05 AM] Kundalini Resource Center (Hawaiian Site) ● Mirror site for Asia and the Pacific Rim maintained in Hawaii. --You are here! Welcome to your Kundalini Web site! PLEASE VISIT OUR SPONSORS YOUR SUPPORT KEEPS THIS SITE ACTIVE Now viewable in FRAMES Format. START HERE PLEASE FILL OUT OUR SHORT SURVEY TELL US ABOUT YOUR KUNDALINI EXPERIENCES SEEKING HELP? FIND A KUNDALINI SUPPORT FRIEND VIEW AND POST TO KUNDALINI CALENDAR OF EVENTS VIEW AND ADD KUNDALINI RELATED LINKS REGISTER NOW FOR AUTOMATIC NOTIFICATION OF UPDATES Most of the information you will view here has been provided by readers like you through kundalini related mailing lists. We are glad to have you with us! As you explore this Site, you will find a tight integration with other kundalini related Web sites, like the "Kundalini Mailing List" and "Shared Transformation." You will sometimes be routed directly to other Sites with some of our links. If you can spend an hour or two with us, we are confident you will have a better understanding of kundalini. You will find, as you explore, that we are a community of people working together on the Internet to raise public awareness of kundalini, and to help those who are experiencing a kundalini awakening better understand what is happening to them. We highly encourage you to join the Kundalini Mailing List and share what you have personally experienced with our Internet family. Most of all, have fun. http://www.aloha.net/~bpeay/kundalini/index.html (2 of 4) [6/19/2000 9:29:05 AM] Kundalini Resource Center (Hawaiian Site) You can navigate through our Center by way of our Index, below, or you can follow our self-guided tour by starting with any index topic and following the forward or backward arrows at the bottom of each page. The links make a complete circle, and by following them, you will be assured that you won't miss anything. Our Site Icon will bring you back to the Index at any time. I N D E X Kundalini Articles By Various Authors Upcoming Kundalini Related Events Frequently Asked Questions By Kurt Keutzer Kundalini Mailing Lists Hosted on "onelist.com" Meditations/Visualizations By Debee L. Thomas Reader Kundalini Experiences Kundalini Book Reviews Web Sites of Interest Chakra/Kundalini Art By Ralph Adamson NetMind Search-it Free Search Engine • Powered by NetMind • http://www.aloha.net/~bpeay/kundalini/index.html (3 of 4) [6/19/2000 9:29:05 AM] Kundalini Resource Center (Hawaiian Site) My Kundalini experiences have been: Fantastic, Wonderful Really Pleasant Moderately Good Moderately Bad Really Uncomfortable Horrible, Excruciating You Can Help Support This Site IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: The ideas and opinions expressed at the Kundalini Resource Center are those of the authors/contributors and do not necessarily reflect those of the site host, or the community at large. Also, any exercises presented here, either physical or mental, are to be practiced at your own risk. Consult your physician, therapist, guide, or guru before you begin, or should you experience any discomfort or trauma from any of the processes involved in the awakening of kundalini energy. Many people consider this energy force too powerful to work with on your own without the active assistance of a guide. Use your own best judgment. By all means, be extremely careful, and progress slowly and cautiously on your path to Kundalini Awakening. It is in your best interest to do so. Since individuals can link into any page appearing as part of this Kundalini Resource Center without entering first through this Home Page, you will find a disclaimer statement at the bottom of *each* page presented here to insure all visitors are aware of our concerns. ALOHA HEALING INVITATION Kundalini Resource Center supports following initiatives: Register with us, and check out what has changed recently. Site Last Updated February 13, 2000 Statistics http://www.aloha.net/~bpeay/kundalini/index.html (4 of 4) [6/19/2000 9:29:05 AM] Kundalini Resource Center Mirrored Site Help K U N D A L I N I - RESOURCE CENTER - Mirror Site Search We are presently looking for Web sites in Australia/New Zealand to host mirrored copies of our entire Kundalini Resource Center Web Pages. As we expand, we envision including QuickTime movies, digital images, and real time sound bites to add a multimedia feel for Kundalini Awakening. These large bandwidth files will function best if we place identical copies around the world and invite our viewers to link to the geographically closest Kundalini Resource Center Web site. Support for our effort would be purely voluntary. There would be little impact aside from some hard disk storage space and additional site traffic. We will handle all file updates automatically from our Host Site in Hawaii. We are looking for hosts to house our mirrored files which: ● Have high speed Internet connectivity (over 56KBps); ● Can reserve about 10 MB of hard disk space for us; ● Can give our Hawaii site FTP access to the area for posting and updating the files; and ● Are capable and willing to accept several new "hits" per hour as global awareness of Kundalini energy draws people in for a look. We will, of course, list your main Home Page as the sponsoring site on our introductory page, thereby drawing traffic to the other things you are doing with your Web presence. If you think you can help us out, please e-mail us in Hawaii at [email protected]. Visit our Change Log for the latest updates and additions to your Kundalini Resource Center. http://www.aloha.net/~bpeay/kundalini/sitehelp.html (1 of 2) [6/19/2000 9:29:09 AM] Kundalini Resource Center Mirrored Site Help Return to the KRC Index. -----> This page last updated: February 19, 1997. http://www.aloha.net/~bpeay/kundalini/sitehelp.html (2 of 2) [6/19/2000 9:29:09 AM] Kundalini Resource Center Changes K U N D A L I N I - RESOURCE CENTER - CHANGE LOG Enter your e-mail address to receive an automatic e-mail notification whenever there is a significant update or change to the Kundalini Resource Center Web pages. Enter your Internet e-mail address: February 4, 2000 Some exciting news! The Kundalini Resource Center has been reviewed by Encyclopedia Britannica and we are now a part of their online britannica.com Encyclopedic service. Jump on over and see the results for "kundalini" in the online encyclopedia! Also, we have added new survey and experience links from our home page for you to interact with other people interested in kundalini. Feel free to post kundalini events to our interactive calendar, too. February 28, 1999 Wow, it looks like it has been a long time since we've updated our sites! Well, there have been some minor changes here and there, but nothing really notable to send you a cange update message -- until now. We have significantly revamped the mailing list section and invite you to take a look. There are several new lists, and some great conversations going on. If you have the time, we suggest you subscribe to them all (in digest form if you want to limit the number of individual messages you receive). Then look them over, continue as a member of the ones that perk your interest and unsubscribe from the others. http://www.aloha.net/~bpeay/kundalini/changes.html (1 of 6) [6/19/2000 9:29:16 AM] Kundalini Resource Center Changes August 29, 1998 Where in the world has all the time gone! My sincere apologies to everyone who has been e-mailing with new sites to link, updates to articles, and new personal experiences to post. Life just somehow got away. Having significantly underestimated the time involved in maintaining this worldwide mirrored site, we have chosen to introduce a new process of allowing each of you to post your own comments, experiences and discussion directly to the Kundalini Resource Center by way of a new Internet concept, our 321Media "Interactive Relational Collaboration Conduit". Please jump in and participate, as it is through the exposure to our shared experiences and insight that we all will grow and better understand this power we call kundalini. Don't worry, from time to time various sections of the site will be updated directly so we can maintain a content rich experience while still allowing direct reader input - the best of both worlds! February 19, 1997 All pages of the Kundalini Resource Center have been redone with some hidden code which will make it much easier and more efficient for the major Web search engines to index and catalog this site. You won't notice any significant changes in what you see, as these code changes operate behind the scenes. December 23, 1996 Just in time for the holidays we are adding a new article entitled Awakening Of Spirit by Karin Hannigan of Australia. This is a pre-publication copy which will soon appear in Issue 67 of WellBeing magazine, due for release in March 1997. We are pleased to have Karin join us. June 9, 1996 We are proud to offer an integrated tie-in with Richard Satin's new Kundalini Mailing List.
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