I'm an MD who had a full spontaneous kundalini awakening beginning in the 4th year of medical school. I didn't know what it was for 3 years, then kept it secret for about 7 years because of my professional career. During this time I began writing an anonymous blog specifically for scientists undergoing spiritual awakenings in 2016. Eventually, I published a book about kundalini in the context of a Western scientific career.
Recently I have become more public about my experience. 11 years in I feel I can say the kundalini has completed what it was meant to do, and I feel qualified to answer questions on the topic, and help with reintegration and expression of it's gifts in a wider context.
I feel like there a lot of myths of kundalini that could be dubunked, not the least of which is that it is common. It is not and unfortunatly most of the literature on the topic is aspirational, not practical for someone actually undergoing an awakening in the modern age. I have found a few good mentors, not the least of whom is Mary Shutan and feel like mentoring is an important part of success on the path.
My best to all y'all.
Elden Ring Players Are At A War With AFK Rune Farmers
Elden Ring has a new strategy for farming runes that focuses on getting into seemingly inaccessible parts of the map until your opponent dies or loses interest and leaves Elden Ring Runes. Players who would like a classic PvP fight are discovering new ways to fight back. The results are fun and shocking, but will they be enough to stem the tide of Elden Ring's latest exploit?
There are few things gamers enjoy more than not playing, but still being rewarded for it. AFK farms are very popular and Elden Ring, it turns out, is not exempt from. There are a lot of players who have been nabbed into PvP invasions where their opponents are MIA, and it's pissing them off. Many players are hopeful that developer FromSoftware will fix the flaw However, some players are making matters their own hands.
So how does Elden Ring's most recent AFK rune farm operate? The most well-known variant involves heading toward the First Step spawn where the game begins, and going towards another cliff. Then, by using their mount Torrent players are able to double jump to an even lower ledge. They then utilize Furlcalling Finger Remedy followed by Taunter's Tongue in order to lure enemies into their game. They also maintain their White Cipher Ring turned on to summon hunters to fight for their cause. In the end, most players either) quit because they are unable to find the AFK famer,) die trying to reach them from the edge of the cliff or) die by one of the allied hunters.
Another method of attack involves using Torrent to climb the highest building in the Site of Grace. Since mounts cannot be summoned until PvP battles begin which makes them unreachable by anyone else. For additional security, some AFK rune farmers also like to use the Mimic Veil in order to turn into an object that opponents cannot auto-target to secure. As one would expect, YouTube is already flush with videos called things like "NEW 100 MILLION RUNE AFK FARM IN ELDEN RING!" and propagators of this technique claim they've managed to produce more than a million runes per hour. Others suggest that the rate even at extremely high amounts, is around 100,000. But free runes is free runes, and every day more and more players are seeking to get theirs.
As the game is becoming more famous and more well-known, there are ways to combat it. In the Elden Ring Subreddit has been filling up with brief clips of players employing creative new strategies to kill those AFK farmers. One method is to leap off the cliff , and using the Agheel's Fire in mid-air in order to change into dragons to kill them while coming downwards. It's also possible to employ ballistas in order to throw them off the edge or kill them outright. It is also possible to use the Hand of Malenia katana has also been successful. Due to its long length and unique swinging animations players can utilize it to get to the ledge by themselves, without the need for Torrent.
As GamesRader points out the effect of these new strategies is that in some cases , it's actually the AFK farmers that are being used for farming. "With my Dragon Breath strat and the physick , I'm keeping all the souls , and you don't need to be taking them out each when I die, after having killed the person who was hosting it," wrote one player on the subreddit. "Have 50+ rune arcs just this morning from my assaults there are many people trying this exploit and you'll be able to fill your inventory with arcs , if you'd like."
Others have begun thinking about thinking outside of the box. "I've been doing AFK'ing with these guys," wrote another player on the subreddit. "I throw on a good movie or some humorous YouTube videos and wait till I feel the sound of my free Rune Arc to best site to buy elden ring items." Elden Ring players are not committed if they aren't.
I’ve been a RN for 28 years and had a STE/kundalini experience in/since (ongoing) January this year. I was previously diagnosed as terminal with pulmonary hypertension, heart failure and kidney failure by Cleveland Clinic. Since my STE, I’ve been healed and am now back to work as a RN and starting school for my psychiatric nurse practitioner degree. It’s always nice to see another medical professional who has experienced this!
Hi Drea I just ordered your book. I’m a psychotherapist of 25 years with a commercial career before that. And the moment going through divorce of abusive husband of 37 years (no one knew or guessed as I am a strong woman) and folding a mental health social enterprise I founded and ran for 10 years. I wondered if intense nerve pain had been part of ur experience and if so what helped?
You can look me up on linked in - Nicky Forsythe - as a I'm posting about kundalini regularly there.
Would love to talk/meet sometime if you are, or are ever, in London
Hello Drea, as I have non stop K since my early fourities, and I am in my early seventies, I am curious about how it ends.
Hello Drea, I am a nurse, I have been in the process for 9 years, I have heard that this transformation can last a lifetime, I would like to know what you think of this statement and if you have met other scientists who have followed up on this process, in my case I have studied with many challenges and sometimes it feels exhausting, I often think if at some point it ends or will it stabilize for me, I love my profession but due to the process I have gone through a lot of disability which has made my professional development a little difficult, sometimes I fear a little the future, I would like to ask you how you came to the conclusion that the process is over for you, have you stopped feeling the fluctuation of energy?
I'm glad to hear a Western trained medical doctor talking about Kundalini. That's rare. I have 1 brother who is a neurologist and another who is a Psychologist, both devout rationalists,, and I can't discuss any of this with them. It's just a no-go. However when I decided to be open with new people I met I was surprised by how many of them had had spiritual experiences or past-life memories. And several people whom I would never have suspected were in the K process. It's just that wehave all been taught not to discuss it so it's impossible to know how common it is.
Thanks - enjoyed reading your blogs.
Hi Drea, I have just enjoyed reading your blog and now I look forward to reading your book. Thanks for sharing with everyone.
Hi Drea, yes Welcome!
I think we all have our different ways of processing kundalini. Yes for some people having a mentor is really helpful.
For me personally what I have found extremely valuable has been meeting others going through the process, and the sense of connection and friendship that has resulted from this. Also learning from others going through the process + initially the warm grounded information and advice provided by Bonnie Greenwell.
Welcome to the community. I look forward to sharing and discussing with you my observations and reflections about life's journey following a full kundalini awakening.