OrgoneConclusion said:

No they don't.

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slickvic said:

Oh great!, thanks, the first time was last summer, june i believe

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The super-sensitive period for me lasted about a month. I've read about a guy from India who had the experience and it lasted 10 years. His condition was such that he needed help with life's basics, and was lucky enough to have a wife that stuck with him.

I do not know what makes the difference, but your experience sounds closer to mine. It will eventually settle down, though I have no idea what kind of time frame we're talking. In any case, it's a good thing. You got what you wanted and now you just need a slight change of direction.

You no longer need to worry about invoking kundalini. You're "good" there. My suggestion would be to focus on learning to be calm and grounded and "heart centered". Your intentions were focused on your third eye, now perhaps would be a good time to turn your attention to your heart. Whenever that energy arises spontaneously, it's going to do what it's going to do, but if you can begin to direct your meditative practice towards your heart, you will be in better shape.

There is another source of energy which comes down from above, and it too can dwell in your heart. If there is a proper Sanskrit name for it, I would be curious to know, as I do not, but I call it humility and compassion/appreciation. It might sound iffy, but if you can see your heart as the center (3 chakras below, 3 chakras above) it makes sense to find a way to balance the kundalini. In the chart below you can see how humility is a masculine energy which descends into the heart, and compassion/appreciation is a feminine energy which descends into the heart.



Kundalini has a raw primal feel, and as such the invocation of it is based upon feeling the desire of it. With humility and appreciation there is not so much a "pushing" as it is simply a consideration. Instead of making it an "energy work", just ask yourself, how does it feel to be humble? How does it feel to be appreciative? To have compassion?

The ego thinks the center is the head. When a person dwells in their ego, they disappear into the head. Dwell into your heart, and you become the world.

There is the notion that this will be counterproductive. This is simply more ego, more disappearing into the head. The ego does this because it cannot coexist with an open heart. The heart dissolves the ego, or the ego dissolves the love. You must choose. And this is not a one time choice, it is a constant choice. It may seem like a bit much, but A- it will allow you to work with your "condition" and B- it will get easier as time goes by.

Another way of putting it, dwell in your heart, and when your heart becomes strong, all your chakras will be open and balanced. Dwell on your third eye, and you will have only your third eye, and all your desires to cause you pain. Going by this, you can see that the purpose of humility and compassion is not to "open" the third eye. That energy simply moves through that location on it's way to the heart. An open third eye is simply an effect of an open heart.

It seems you're taking things rather well, and that's a good sign. There is no "easy way out", yet it's only the ego/mind that wants out.

As far as tripping, whether you decide to continue going there is up to you. I took a 6 month break after my kundalini experience. I still do them occasionally, but it doesn't serve the same purpose any more. There are egoic ideas/karma floating around, and a trip can serve to bring them up so they can be seen more clearly, but you should decide for yourself the worth in this activity, and whether it's good for you. I cannot tell you either way, but I will mention that my experience doesn't seem as strong as yours, so don't use my example as a map.

I can tell you that if you move your focus to your heart, your guitar playing will greatly improve, and your wife will begin to look at you with new eyes, as will others. You have only to be humble, and appreciate things just as they are now.