Spiritual maturity is not a religious concept. It has humanitarian objectives through balanced behaviors of spiritual understanding. Spiritual maturity is a gradual process of discovering your inner-self (or God Self) that goes along with self-discipline. It is important to understand that I am talking about a sufficiently “mobile” model of a Mature personality, allowing a different set of characterological features. However, in this article, I want to consider certain factors that can form the Central frame of such a personal model. And these factors I will describe through different signs of spiritual maturity.

Signs Of Spiritual Maturity

Authenticity

The famous American psychotherapist James Bugental calls authenticity the most important existential value of a human being. He identifies three main features of authentic existence:

• full awareness of the present moment of life;
• independent choice of the way of life at that moment;
• taking personal responsibility for this choice.

The authenticity to some extent generalizes many properties of the individual. First of all, it is an expression of sincerity towards another. An authentic person wants to be himself in his immediate reactions and in his holistic behavior. He allows himself not to know all the answers to life’s questions.

He doesn’t act like he’s in love if he feels hostile at the moment. The difficulties of most people are that they spend a lot of vital energy on playing roles, or creating an external facade, instead of using it to solve their real problems.

If the person most of the time hides his true self behind the mask of any selected role, it is not surprising that in response he will receive the same insincere attitude of others. Authenticity is the most complete example of flexible behavior.

Openness to Own Experience and Acceptance of Feelings

Here, by openness, I mean sincerity in the perception of one’s own feelings. Social experience teaches to deny, to reject the feelings, in particular, negative ones. The pressure of others forces to displace or suppress sadness, irritability, and anger. Society tells us: “don’t cry, don’t be nervous”, etc.

A spiritually mature person will not drive away any feelings, including negative ones. He accepts and experiences any feelings he has. Only, in this case, can you successfully control your behavior. It is because our displaced feelings are irrational, that is, they become a source of uncontrolled behavior.

When we realize our emotional reactions, we can choose our behavior in each situation, and not allow unconscious feelings to violate the regulation of our behavior. Therefore, we call ourselves “spiritually mature” only if we are capable of showing our tolerance for the whole range of ours and other emotional reactions.

Development of Self-Knowledge

Limited self-knowledge implies a restriction of freedom, and deep self-knowledge increases the possibility of choice in one’s life. The more a person knows about himself, the better he will understand other people, and Vice versa – the more a person understands others, the deeper he understands himself. Not being able to hear what’s going on inside us increases our exposure to stress and limits our effectiveness in life. It is very important to treat yourself realistically and consciously.

The Strength of Personality and Identity

A mature person knows who he is, who he can become, what he wants from life, what is important for him in essence and what does not matter. He turns to life with questions, answers the questions posed to him by life, and constantly tests his values.

A spiritually mature person can’t be a reflection of the hopes of other people, he acts on his own internal position. This allows him to feel strong in interpersonal relationships.

Tolerance to Uncertainty (the Ability to Withstand Uncertainty)

Many people feel uncomfortable in situations where there is a lack of structure, clarity, and certainty. But spiritual development requires letting the comfort zone go and opening oneself up to a new experience. When we dive into our spiritual journey we have no guarantees or clarity of what to expect. A spiritual journey is very individual and even very experienced spiritual gurus can’t give us all the answers to what to expect.

A spiritually mature person understands this. He knows that life is an adventurous journey. That’s why we never know what the coming day is preparing for us, what kind of challenges we will face, and what decisions we will have to make. All we can have is strong confidence in our own intuition and the adequacy of feelings, confidence in constructive decisions, and the ability to take risks – all these qualities help us to endure the tension created by the uncertainty of the entire series of life situations.

Personal Responsibility

Since most life situations arise under our control, we should be responsible for our actions in these situations. Understanding your responsibility allows you to freely and consciously make a choice at any time of communication – to agree with the arguments of the interlocutor or to enter into a productive confrontation.

Personal responsibility helps to take criticism more constructively. In such cases, criticism does not trigger the mechanisms of psychological protection but serves as useful feedback that improves the efficiency of activities and even life itself.

The Depth of Relationships With Others

When a spiritually mature person evaluates other people (their feelings, views, peculiar traits) he does it without condemnation and the use of labels.

Some people feel that expressing positive feelings obliges and thereby restricts freedom and makes them vulnerable. Others are afraid of rejection, so they feel that the safest position is the rejection of close relations. And they are satisfied with the communication with the partner in the distance.

But if you have enough spiritual maturity you don’t have such fears. You are able to freely express your feelings, both positive and negative, when communicating with other people.

Refusal of Perfectionism

Spiritual maturity involves a refusal of the desire to be perfect. Instead of blaming ourselves for our mistakes, we need to take them as our lessons. If we accept that we are not perfect, we will avoid unnecessary tension and feelings of guilt. In this case, relations with others become deeper and at the same time more real.

Empathy

Spiritual maturity implies the ability of a person to feel empathy. Empaths understand the feelings of the people they communicate with, as well as mandatory consideration of them in the process of communication. The range of empathy manifestation varies widely: from a light emotional response to a full immersion in the world of feelings of your interlocutor. Empaths realize that the feelings they experience are a reflection of the feelings of their interlocutors.

Kindness and Compassion

Kindness is based on the fundamental concept of self-recognition. We are required to treat all aspects of ourselves with compassion. Not just our positive aspects but also those ones that we previously denied. Spiritual maturity is a reflection of our deep gratitude, kindness, compassion, and forgiveness.

Only once we treat ourselves with kindness and compassion can we treat others the same way. Our attitude towards others is always a reflection of our attitude towards ourselves. That’s why I always say: “Love yourself first!”.

Patience

Spiritual maturity implies an understanding of the fact that the process of awakening goes through many periods and cycles. It requires our deepest commitment.

True patience does not aspire to any achievement. It allows us to open up for the timeless. When Einstein explained the nature of time by example, he said, “When you sit with a nice girl for two hours you think it’s only a minute, but when you sit on a hot stove for a minute you think it’s two hours. That’s relativity.”

Awakening is not a matter of weeks, years, or lives, but a matter of loving and patient disclosure to the mystery at this moment.

A Sense of the Sacred

Spiritually mature people treat every action they do as a sacred practice. Spiritual maturity means an understanding of the fact that if we need to bring light and compassion into the world, we have to start with our own lives. Our personal lives become more genuine spiritual practices than any series of experiences we have or any philosophy we share. This personal approach to practice means respect for the individual and the universal in our lives. Moreover, we also honor our individual body, our individual family, and our community, as well as our personal history of joy and sorrow. Spiritually mature people have a deep understanding that their personal spiritual awakening affects all other creatures.

Independent Discovery

Instead of accepting some philosophy or blindly following some great teacher, going on an insurmountable path, we must recognize that we need to see for ourselves. In spiritual maturity, we find a great sense of autonomy – not as a reaction to authority, but as a basis for sincere recognition of the fact that we, like Buddha, are capable of spiritual awakening. Spiritual maturity has a deeply democratic quality. It means that all individuals have the opportunity to discover what is sacred and to free themselves.

This sense of exploration combines the openness of the mind with “discerning wisdom,” the ability to separate the useful from the harmful, which keeps the eyes open. With an open mind, we always learn.

Our sense of discovery gives us the opportunity to use the great wisdom traditions to learn from teachers and be part of the community. While at the same time in contact with ourselves, to see the truth and speak the truth with great respect to our own integrity and to our own awakening. This kind of research allows us to be more honest with ourselves.

Flexibility

Flexibility implies that spiritual life is not about accepting a particular philosophy or set of beliefs or teachings, nor is it about confronting or opposing anyone. It is the lightness of the heart that implies that all spiritual means are rafts to come to freedom.

The flexibility of the mindset contributes lightness and humor to spiritual practice. It allows us to see that there are thousands of ways to reach spiritual awakening. And if we choose one way and other people choose another way there is nothing wrong with this. We may follow different paths to reach the same destination.

Conclusion

With spiritual maturity, our ability to forgive and free ourselves grows and deepens. This shows the natural resolution of our conflicts and the ability to return to joy and peace. When we reach spiritual maturity we see spirituality as a question of who we are rather than of what ideal, philosophy, religion, or guru we follow. A spirituality of this kind is full of joy and integrity; it is both ordinary and awakened. Such spiritual maturity allows the light of the divine to shine through us.

Are you looking for your spirit animal? Sometimes, you will deeply connect with a specific animal in the animal kingdom. Or sometimes, their character trait could be a profound representation of you. But in the spiritual world, spirit animals are more than just animals you share characteristics with.

Did you know your spirit animal’s power could help you navigate life more easily? The spirit animal concept traces its background in Indigenous Native American spiritual traditions and cultures. In these cultures, spirit animals represent totems and sacred guides embodied in the form of animals. It is believed that you don’t choose your spirit animal, rather they choose you.

Finding out what your spirit animal is can make your spiritual journey more straightforward and worthwhile. It also provides clear guidance and understanding of your true nature.

If you would like to know what your spirit animal is, this article is for you.

How to Find Your Spirit Animal?

There are many quizzes online trying to help people find their spirit animals. This is usually the most straightforward way. However, these quizzes still leave many people in doubt. Take one quiz today, and you will find your spirit animal is a bear. You take another tomorrow, and the result shows you are a snake.

Here are a few techniques you can use to find your spirit animal.

#1: Look at what your culture says

Different animals represent different things in different cultures. As much as the spirit animal concept originates from Native American cultures, you can still use your culture to find an animal that represents you.

For instance, a snake may represent rebirth in some cultures, thanks to the skin shedding they typically undergo. They are also sacred in some cultures and sometimes even worshiped. However, the exact opposite is true in other cultures.

Therefore, to find what animal represents you, you must look at what the animal signifies in your culture.

#2: Think about the animals you have connected with

Was there an animal that you connected with as a child? What was your favorite pet? Which animal brought you more peace to be around? What animal excited you to watch on Nat Geo?

If you can think of an animal you connected with well in your past life, it could be your spirit animal trying to manifest itself to you.

#3: Take note of animals that appear in your dreams

Your dreams are connected to your real life. Every time you dream of something, there is an intimate connection between it and your waking life. Every time an animal appears in your dreams, take note of it. If a specific animal keeps appearing, it could be your spirit animal.

#4: Take a quiz

We often recommend taking a quiz if you cannot find an animal that resonates with you. There are a lot of online quizzes that could give you an answer. However, it is common for you to find different animals from different quizzes. Every time you find a different animal, note it down.

Start journaling about those animals and note what you can learn from them. After some days, look at the traits and the lessons you have noted. The animal that resonates the best with you is most likely your spirit animal.

Examples of Common Spirit Animals & What They Symbolize

Butterfly

A butterfly symbolizes development, personal growth, metamorphosis, and transformation. If you embrace change gracefully, your spirit animal could be a butterfly.

The butterfly also symbolizes your hidden potential. Before the caterpillar turns into a butterfly, it needs to grow and go through its journey of development. Similarly, in order for us to experience spiritual awakening, we need to go through our own journey, do our shadow work, and re-discover our divine nature. Only then can we reveal our hidden potential.

Deer

This is a susceptible animal. It is also graceful and tender yet very confident. The deer symbolizes our intuition and instincts. This spirit animal is connected to our inner child and heart chakra. It reminds us of our playfulness and innocence. The deer teaches us how to be determined, kind, gentle, and loving.

Squirrel

The squirrel spirit animal represents the power of thought and manifesting things into physical reality. It also symbolizes positive energy, renewal, rebirth, hard work, and balance. The squirrel reminds us that in order to create the desired reality, we not only need to visualize the positive outcome and have faith but also put time, effort, and hard work into what we desire to accomplish.

Bear

The bear has a strong connection with the earth and provides grounding. If you adore outdoor spaces, you could be a bear deep down. In some cultures, the polar bear is a known protector of the vulnerable. This is why many strong activists and lawyers recognize the polar bear as their spirit animal.

The bear also symbolizes courage, fearlessness, and personal power. It teaches us to go through life challenges with our heads up.

Cat

A cat is an independent yet inquisitive animal. It is also adventurous and patient. The cat spirit animal symbolizes the balance between the opposites and acts as a conductor between the physical and spiritual worlds.

If you are a medium, like to explore the unknown or the unconscious, value your independence and freedom, and don’t like to be controlled, the can could be your spirit animal.

Dolphin

Dolphins symbolize intelligence hidden under friendliness and playfulness. They are also great communicators. The dolphin spiritual animal invites us to dive deep into the waters of Higher consciousness and focus on emotional healing. It teaches us self-acceptance and self-love.

Elephant

Elephants are typically gentle giants. They also embody strength, spiritual understanding, wisdom, patience, loyalty, and strong familial bonds. Often the elephant represents the Divine Feminine energy. It guides us toward a deeper understanding and reconnecting with such feminine archetypes as Maiden, Mother, and Crone. The elephant also helps to heal sexual trauma and reconnect with your sensuality and Divine sexuality.

Lion

Just like it is considered the king of the jungle, a lion embodies power, authority, and leadership. It is, in most cases, the spirit animal of daring and courageous people. The lion helps us to find inner courage and power to overcome difficulties in life. Its energy helps to reclaim a leadership role in life. If you are a natural leader, the lion could be your spirit animal.

Dove

Doves symbolize unity, peace, and new beginnings. It represents optimistic people. If you are gentle and generous, have affectionate nature and a calm outlook towards life, bring happiness and joy everywhere you go, and value peace and tranquility, then the dove could be your spirit animal. The shadow side of the dove spiritual animal is the tendency to choose peace and harmony even when people cross the line and try to take advantage of you. If this is your case, you need to learn how to set healthy boundaries and say ‘no’ when it’s necessary.

Hawk

The perspective of a hawk goes beyond and above average. It analyzes all the possible outcomes before taking a move. The hawk could be your spirit animal if you only take calculated risks. It, however, depicts empathy and compassion.

Also, the hawk is very intuitive and has a clear vision. It has increased spiritual awareness and can see a situation from a higher perspective.

If you have visions or vivid dreams, the hawk could be your spirit animal.

Fox

A fox is the epitome of camouflage. Thanks to its detachment and adapting skills, it feels at home in any environment. If you have the ability to find your way around and to be swift in tricky situations, then your spirit animal could be the fox. Other traits of the fox spirit animal are an analytical mind, alertness, responsiveness, increased awareness, the ability to see through deception, and aptitude for dream work.

Wolf

A wolf’s priority is its primal instincts. Some of its known traits include freedom, strong instincts, good intuition, a sharp mind, a desire for freedom, and loyalty. If you are a free spirit who tends to rely on intuition when making decisions, then the wolf could be your spirit animal. Having the wolf as your spirit animal tells a lot about your loyalty and the ability to hold deep emotional bonds with others.

Frog

The frog aids in healing both emotional and physical wounds. It embodies self-check-up to determine the progress of a self-healing journey. The frog symbolizes transformation, transition, major life changes, healing, and rebirth.

If you are a good listener and advice-giver, know how to relate to others, and know exactly what to say to comfort others, your spirit animal could be the frog.

Tiger

This is an animal that incredibly follows instincts, even if it means revenge. A tiger appears tough on the surface, but deep down, it has raw feelings and emotions. It symbolizes spiritual growth, deep awareness, discipline, and energy. People with the tiger as a spirit animal are confident and authentic. They have brave souls, curiosity for life, and unshakable willpower.

Horse

A horse is one goal-oriented and determined animal. It will go out of its way to achieve its goals. It is also powerful and highly productive. The horse could be your spirit animal if you are very social, friendly, competitive, and deeply passionate about your work. Those with the horse spirit animal have a strong desire for freedom and independence and have a strong connection with the Angelic realm.

Peacock

A peacock will pick itself up after the biggest of storms. It represents beauty, intelligence, integrity, honor, self-love, and reinvention. In Native American culture, a peacock is a symbol of self-esteem, self-confidence, sexuality, dignity, and refinement. People with the peacock spirit animal have a strong desire to make the world a better place. They love improving the environment around them and have the gift of seeing beauty in even the simplest things.

Turtle

In Native American culture, a turtle represents the Divine Feminine and the ability to live in harmony with the Earth. If you are keen on your spiritual journey, a turtle could be your spirit animal. This animal is embodied with peace, wisdom, and a lot of understanding, all of which contribute largely to spirituality. It teaches us how to slow down, express our deepest emotions, and reclaim our serenity.

Praying mantis

They are said to be highly connected with divinity. They teach us how to be spiritual and connect with higher beings. If you are interested in mysticism, paranormal activity, mediumship, meditation, or geomancy, then your spirit animal could be the praying mantis. You appreciate a quiet lifestyle, peaceful environment, and stress-free life. A big city life with a lot of chaos and flurrying is not for you.

Eagle

In Native American culture, the eagle is associated with wisdom, strength, and clear vision. Those connected to the eagle spirit animal are usually good healers and have the ability to see things from a higher perspective. If the eagle is your spirit animal, you have a solid and clear vision of life and the things going on around you. You also have healing power and soar high to achieve your goals.

Owl

The owl spirit animal represents wisdom, intuitive knowledge, supernatural powers, vision, independence, and freedom. The owl goes for deeper meanings of things in life; it does not just depend on the surface meaning. This makes it discover some hidden treasures of life. If the owl is your spirit animal, you can see beyond the masks that people wear and recognize their true motives. It’s almost impossible to trick you because you can see what others can’t.

Mouse

If you do not overlook the small things in life, the mouse could be your spirit animal. A keen eye for detail is one of the significant traits. You are a natural caretaker and are sensitive to the needs of others. Whatever environment you are in, you always make people around you feel loved and happy. Also, you have a survivor’s instinct and can survive the toughest situations and life challenges. Your strength makes others feel secure and protected next to you.

Cheetah

This is a swift, strong and agile animal. It is also known for its camouflage process. If you are goal-oriented, patient, and independent, then the cheetah could be your spirit animal. People with the cheetah as their spirit animal, trust their instincts and move around obstacles with grace. They know how to hunt out the right path. Also, they don’t like loud noises and highly value their private time.

Getting In Touch With Your Spirit Animal

You can easily tap into the energy of your spirit animal once you recognize it. For example, if your spirit animal is a dove, you can get in touch with the dove energy through photos or meditation. Start noticing when your spirit animal appears in your life. It could appear in your dreams, in real life, on TV, on a poster in the street, or in online pictures. Take note of your feelings when you see your spirit animal. Think about what message it’s trying to deliver and what the symbolic meaning of its appearance is.

Getting in contact and spiritually connecting to your spirit animal is a great way to tap into its energy and receive clear guidance for your life path.

From Sanskrit, the word “Kundalini” can be translated as “twisted” (like a snake or a steel spring), and traditionally the snake is its symbol. In ancient Indian manuscripts, Kundalini is described as a form of biological energy dormant in the human body. It is regarded as the basis of life, as the main form of energy that can be concentrated in the brain, and without which neither genius nor inspiration can exist. If you are engaged in any spiritual practices, then you need to understand clearly what Kundalini is and what Kundalini awakening symptoms you may experience.

What is Kundalini?

According to the ancient texts, the Kundalini energy is present in the whole body but is concentrated mainly in the lower part of the spine, that is, in the genital area, transmitting vital energy to the offspring. This “snake energy” can be woken up, and through the spine and chakras transferred to the brain.

Kundalini is extraordinarily powerful. A key to eternal youth and flourishing mental abilities is hidden in it. Indian Kundalini specialist Gopi Krishna said that Kundalini, being awakened, can be a source of mental strength, genius, artistic talent, and scientific achievements. That is, all that is characteristic of a high level of consciousness. According to Gopi Krishna, the process of awakening and ascent of Kundalini expands the range of hidden human abilities.

In ancient manuscripts of Tibet, Egypt, and Greece, as well as in other cultures, there is evidence of the Kundalini Energy existence. Even the first Christians knew about its existence. The headdress of the Pharaoh, and feathered snakes from Mexico and South America – all indicate the acquaintance of the ancient initiates with the energy of the Kundalini snake.

No one can predict who, when, and how this energy will awaken. However, one should know that only people with a pure mind, heart, and body can experience the awakening. For the Kundalini awakening, you should have as few psychological and emotional conflicts as possible. Moreover, your body should be as free as possible from the blocks and tensions. It is also good to have fewer attachments and idealizations defined by everyday concerns.

Kundalini’s awakening can occur in the form of an unexpected surge, like a dam break, sharp and, above all, uncontrollable and therefore – dangerous. For the time being, this energy is in a kind of preserved, dormant state. However, under certain conditions, it begins a spontaneous awakening and rises from the spine to the head. During this process, the energy transforms the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual systems of the person experiencing its rising.

What Is Kundalini Rising?

The process of Kundalini rising is an evolutionary process of transformation of the human personality. Your physical body, consciousness, and subconsciousness go through a big transformation. You’re changing your view and attitude toward life. Moreover, you’re developing unusual abilities.

Kundalini is vital energy. Its thin stream always flows through us, through our bodies as long as we are alive. Some people have more of it, and they are successful in their life. And others have less of it, and they are less successful.

Kundalini needs to circulate freely in our bodies. But most people clog their path with various mental blocks, attachments, and conflict events that burden them. By eliminating these blocks, we free the path for the free flow of energy transformation. And when Kundalini flow can overcome these mental blocks it starts a rapid process of rising. And only then, when it clears us in its movement from the bottom up – it’s hot energy begins a cold downward flow from the top down, the flow of divine cosmic energy. That’s when the extraordinary miracles begin.

Kundalini awakening can be considered the most important and greatest event in the life of every person. Only from this moment does your true rebirth, awakening, and spiritualization begin. Only from this moment, a person starts the real path of improvement. And the beginning of the Kundalini rising is the first real step into a completely different, fabulous world of high energies, unusual phenomena, and new opportunities.

How Does Kundalini Awakening Happen?

Many spiritual practitioners have come up with different stages, or other indicators to specify their apparent progress in the process of evolution. However, it must be admitted that until you have experienced the transformation of personality in the fire of Kundalini, all other manifestations of enlightenment are only temporary success and lie only in the plane of the mind.

Some people can awaken the Kundalini energy consciously, following the methods developed by various spiritual schools. Others unconsciously, intuitively build their lives and change their views and beliefs by the Universal laws. Commonly, people experience spontaneous Kundalini awakening, even if they’ve never heard anything about it.

From Vedic texts, it is known that the flow of Kundalini energy rises through the energy channel located along the spine vertically. Until the awakening, this channel is usually closed. The fire of Kundalini gradually clears and opens this energy channel. As the Central channel is opened (cleaned), the Kundalini energy activates the chakras located along the spine, which, in turn, also begin to produce energy intensively. So it gradually opens up the entire Central channel and chakras.

When the Kundalini reaches the last and highest 7th chakra in the crown, you become ready to perceive the subtle and higher energies from the Cosmos. Each chakra can receive cosmic energy and send its own to Cosmos. You become able to assimilate cosmic energies, which immediately turn on the process of transformation. In the course of it, you acquire that great power for which anything is possible. By using this power you can do amazing things, which, from the point of view of the laws of the physical world, are considered miracles.

As your Kundalini awakens, you begin to experience a number of strange phenomena. That’s why you need to know what Kundalini awakening symptoms are.

Kundalini Awakening Symptoms

Body Symptoms

• Involuntary twitching, trembling, vibration, spasms.
• Muscle contractions, especially in the anus, abdomen, and throat.
• Sudden movements of hands, feet, or head.
• Twitching of the whole body when a strong flow of energy rises inside, starting from the toe, foot, or base of the spine.

Physical Symptoms

Physical Kundalini awakening symptoms are:

• Feelings of ecstasy and bliss, average in intensity or strong, lasting several minutes or several months.
• A feeling of intoxication, detachment, a slight feeling of being outside the body. Falling into a trance, a fixed gaze directed into space.
• Heart rate increase.
• The feeling like you’re touching the electrical outlet, tingling, itching.
• Unbalance, tension, and pulsation, sometimes replaced by lethargy.
• Nausea, abdominal pain.
• Chest pain, like a heart attack.

• Persistent or temporary pain throughout the body that cannot be diagnosed.
• Aching back pain and sharp pain along the spine.
• Headaches, a feeling of buzz in the head, tingling, itching, or goosebumps on the scalp.
• Electrical sensations in the head, feeling like the skull is opening.
• Numbness of the arms and legs in General, or the hands or feet.
• Pain or a feeling of electrical tingling in the big toes, darkening or falling off the toenail.
• Intense sexual arousal, spontaneous orgasms experienced in the genital area or described as “covering the whole body” or “brain orgasms”.
• Vibration and energy coming out of your ears.
• The increased activity followed by exhaustion.
• Hair stands on end.
• Protruding the abdomen, as if during pregnancy.
• Spontaneous filling of the lungs with air.
• The taste of sweet nectar flowing from head to throat.

Diseases Or Pseudo Diseases

• Imaginary heart attacks are usually a false alarm; complaints that the heart is not beating.
• A person’s sincere belief that he or she is dying, accompanied by vague pains and complaints.
• The manifestation of other hidden diseases: wandering pain, hyperemia, digestive problems, and other complaints about the various organs of the body, disappearing without any treatment.

Visual Symptoms

The variety of visual Kundalini awakening symptoms is striking: it’s like lightning rays of light in your head, visions, or hallucinations (by the way, they can be quite frightening!). There were cases when there was a small sparkling point in the Third eye area. Tibetan monks call it ”the seed of light”, but it is not necessary that it arises in the area of the forehead. The sparkling point can arise between you and the object, or arise during meditation, and even when you are in a normal state, and it does not matter — your eyes are open or closed at this moment.

You may also become extremely sensitive to light or experience sudden vision – all colors seem very bright. Some people even start being able to see the aura.

Other visual Kundalini awakening symptoms are burning eyes and twitching in the area between the eyebrows.

Temperature Change

One of the most common Kundalini awakening symptoms is a temperature change. The sensation of it occurs in the following ways:

• Waves of heat, sometimes with sweating.
• The heat may flow from the body or feel like intense burning.
• Night sweating.
• Waves of icy cold, sometimes followed by waves of heat.
• Feelings of heat or cold in different parts of the body, especially in the hands or at the base of the spine.

Emotional Symptoms

Emotional Kundalini awakening symptoms are:

• Depression.
• Anxiety.
• Anger.
• Guilt.
• Temporary confusion of thoughts and difficulties with the performance of work tasks.
• Insomnia.
• Uncharacteristic of the person’s strong sexual desire.
• Temporary problems with sexual identity.
• Visions or hearing sounds.
• Disorderly thoughts, indecision,
• Bombast and arrogance.
• Easy entry into a trance or semi-conscious state.

Increased Psychic Or Empathic Abilities

• A vision or a sense of aura.
• Seeing and understanding the signs from the Universe.
• The ability to heal certain diseases with the energy of hands.
• Involuntary recollection of past life experiences.
• A better understanding of spiritual Scriptures.

• Feeling the ability to influence another person’s thoughts.
• Instinctive-intuitive knowing what needs to be done.
• A sense of the presence of a luminous being or teacher from another dimension.
• Psychokinetic phenomena (interference in electrical devices, moving objects, destruction of objects, etc.).
• Out-of-body experiences.
• Extended panoramic perception of everything.

Detachment

Another Kundalini awakening common symptom is a feeling like you’re outside of your own body. Sometimes this is manifested as a detachment from the daily routine or even detachment from everything material.

Food

We all know that the food we eat affects not just our physical bodies and health but also our energy. That is why when we’re experiencing Kundalini awakening symptoms we also notice that our eating habits change dramatically. The most interesting thing is that the changes in our eating habits are effortless. They happen naturally. It feels like your body itself tells you what you need to eat.

Conclusion

It is the Kundalini that opens the gates of further human evolution and gives us the power to understand and fulfill our life’s mission. And if you are in the process of reading this article felt unusual or similar phenomena – do not be afraid of what is happening! Take everything as it is, do not resist what is happening. Now you know and understand what is happening or what may happen to you in the future. I hope that the knowledge contained in this article will give you confidence, protect you from possible troubles and open the door to a great future!

Namaste!