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[18] In the practice of yoga Sádhakas elevate Jaevii Shakti Kula Kuńd́alini (coiled serpentine) and merge it into Paramátmá. [...] he will be established in Yoga.

[201] 4-7. Sthúliibhavane nidritá [...] kuńd́alinii = coiled serpentine

[202] [In the ultimate state of crudification, [...] kuńd́alinii (“coiled serpentine”).]

[204] kuńd́alinii = literally “coiled serpentine”; sá = she; múliibhútá = fundamentally; rńátmiká = negative

[44] The kulakuńd́alinii shakti (serpentine power) rises upwards in accordance [...] it one day. A mystic poet said,

[21] This binding force, this dangerous binding force with her dexterous hand created the serpentine noose. It is very difficult for ordinary human beings to free themselves from this serpentine noose, but people must not be [...] please come, I am for you.”

[73] What happens in such a state? The [...] kulakuńd́alinii (coiled serpentine), pierces through the six cakras [...] all scriptures and philosophies.

[19] Parama Puruśa, Parama [...] will save you from all those serpentine nooses of sin. (You know “serpentine noose”, a noose which catches a snake like this? It is called a “serpentine noose”.) And for those who [...] Puruśa will save them from this serpentine noose of sin. So a person must [...] Puruśa is always with him.

[12] “Prabhumiisham” – [...] guńas, You are not within the serpentine noose the guńas.” [...] guńas, You are not within their serpentine noose. So you are guńahiina. [...] the bondage of the guńas.

[5] The so-called Gandhian doctrine [...] their personal animosity and the serpentine noose of so-called Ahimsa was [...] Bose had to leave the country.

[11] Máyá is that force [...] like a satanic chain, just like a serpentine noose, of afflictions and predicaments. One has to free oneself from this serpentine noose. And this is done through [...] this Máyá.”

[10] And Páńd́aváshcaeva. [...] kulakuńd́alinii, the “coiled serpentine”, from the múládhára [...] exaltation, this “coiled serpentine”, this kulakuńd́alinii, [...] Páńd́ava [Five Pandavas].

[10] Non-qualified liberation, or mokśa, [...] kulakuńd́alinii – the “coiled serpentine”.

[8] KALATRA. Wife; a particular classification [...] KULAKUŃD́ALINII. Literally, “coiled serpentine”; sleeping divinity; the force [...] one’s spiritual potentialities.

[11] The unconscious animality residing [...] kulakuńd́alinii, or the “coiled serpentine”. So the first and foremost phase [...] in Shiva is the ideal of Tantra.

[24] The ascent of the kulakuńd́alinii [...] control over the “coiled serpentine”), sádhakas attain or establish [...] social and national life be lived.

[20] Human beings want to do many great [...] spell of Máyá, the serpentine noose of Máyá. Humans [...] have a place on My own lap.”

[10] Now in the case of Shambhúliuṋga, [...] kulakuńd́alinii in Sanskrit, “coiled serpentine” in English. “Coiled serpentine”. It is just like a serpentine loop.

[11] Now, by dint of sádhaná [...] practice, what happens? It moves that serpentine loop upward. Its original residence [...] stage is called sálokya.

[13] Then when this coiled serpentine, sleeping divinity, crosses the [...] proximity to the Supreme Father.

[358] There are many types of melons, [...] bottle musk melon (kakur) serpentine melon (kakri) – from Bihar

[361] Melons grow during the first one [...] Cucumber (sosa), water melon and serpentine melon should be planted from December [...] viable and should be developed.

[5] KAŃÁDA. Maharśi [...] KULAKUŃD́ALINII. Literally, "coiled serpentine"; sleeping divinity; the force [...] was fought; a town near Delhi.

[16] SOME [...] snake, serpent serpentine ( zigzag is the English [...] for post-disease care.

[9] KARMA. Action; sometimes, positive [...] KUŃD́ALINII/KULAKUŃD́ALINII. Literally, “coiled serpentine”; sleeping divinity; the force [...] great Tantric guru of 1500 BCE.

[1] It will be better if I say something [...] called kula. [Here resides the serpentine coil.] In Tantra it is called [...] Krśńa takes place.

[9] And I said that the internal process [...] helps in freeing oneself from the serpentine noose of ego and vanity.

[17] After the first phase of the saiṋcara, [...] Kulakuńd́alinii means coiled serpentine. “Coiled” means that [...] as well as ten fingers above it.

[8] Some confusion arises regarding [...] sádhaná when the serpentine power (kundalini) pierces the [...] stance (kaevalya samádhi).

[25] The kula in the compound word kulakuńd́alinii (coiled serpentine) comes from the word ku [...] kula in the shape of a coiled serpentine. This seed that holds the solid [...] of the solid factor. This coiled serpentine moves upward through mantrabodha [...] meditation. This elevation of the coiled serpentine is called kulasádhaná [...] sadhana is known as kulaguru .

[26] Nowadays many people understand [...] the process of raising the coiled serpentine. According to Tantra, purascarańa [...] whatever way the raising of coiled serpentine or purascarańa is [...] also that Supreme Consciousness.

[150] A piece of rope that is [...] Sarpakuńd́alii means “serpentine noose”.

[2] It will be better if I say something [...] called kula. [Here resides the serpentine coil.] In Tantra it is called [...] secret technique to raise this serpentine coil. Previously this technique [...] attracted to do sádhaná.

[10] The kulakuńd́alinii [...] means “coiled”, “serpentine loop”, “serpentine coil”. Jilipii [a fried [...] kulabálá”].

[1] [Seven thousand] years ago there [...] aspirant who has raised the coiled serpentine, known as kulakuńd́alinii [...] through sádhaná.

[5] Shiva was a Mahákaola. He [...] kaola raises his or her coiled serpentine, kulakuńd́alinii, [...] and yogic pursuits, or actions.

[160] Driving a car through these serpentine mountain roads is not a trifling [...] drove his vehicle beautifully.

[15] Shyness is also closely associated [...] wrench their minds free from the serpentine shackles of isms.

[33] During the period of requital of [...] in attaining liberation from the serpentine noose of original deeds. Developed [...] reactive momenta are now on the wane.

[19] Anything else is not scripture [...] intelligent people be bound by the serpentine nooses of such religions? No, [...] conflict over religion forever.

[3] Diikśá is the process [...] (kulakuńd́alinii or coiled serpentine) and arouses it. This results [...] means “exhaustion”.

[22] And you know, the progress towards [...] boys and girls, be careful of the serpentine noose of those so-called intellectuals.

[8] KALÁ. Flow with curvature, [...] KULAKUŃD́ALINII. Literally, “coiled serpentine”; sleeping divinity; the force [...] one’s spiritual potentialities.

[10] KALÁ. Flow with curvature, [...] KULAKUŃD́ALINII. Literally, “coiled serpentine”; sleeping divinity; the force [...] one’s spiritual potentialities.

[17] Now this process of freeing a person [...] strikes at the root of the coiled serpentine, it is aroused. This is called mantrágháta. After that this roused coiled serpentine moves with the force, or the stamina, [...] physical and on the psychic plane.

[45] What will be the fate of a person [...] be caught again and again in the serpentine noose of death. According to the [...] consists of three-and-a-half coils.

[4] In the Oriental variety of dance [...] is like this. The “be serpentine” mudrá is like this. [...] but rather a very difficult job.

[20] [In the ultimate state of crudification, [...] kuńd́alinii (“coiled serpentine”).]

[21] Purport: The last expressional [...] kulakuńd́alinii [“coiled serpentine”, or force of fundamental negativity].

[8] Kama: passion, physical desire [...] Kuńd́alinii: “coiled serpentine”, the dormant spiritual energy at the base of the spine

[11] KARMA YOGA – the Yoga of [...] KULAKUŃD́ALINII – “coiled serpentine”, the latent spiritual energy in each human being

[135] The general meaning of the word [...] “snake”. Moving in a serpentine motion is called “zigzag” in English; in common Latin, “serpentine”; in Sanskrit, sarpila. The word aorińa means “zigzag” or sarpila.

[9] KAOLA. One who practises kula [...] KULAKUŃD́ALINII. Literally, “coiled serpentine”; sleeping divinity; the force [...] one’s spiritual potentialities.

[8] KALÁ. Flow with curvature, [...] KULAKUŃD́ALINII. Literally, “coiled serpentine”; sleeping divinity; the force [...] one’s spiritual potentialities.

[19] That psychic spot is called in [...] mańipadma is the seat of that coiled serpentine, that sleeping divinity, in the [...] 1 )

[23] Brahma means Parama Puruśa [...] controlled]. Now, just to raise the coiled serpentine, your sleeping divinity, you have [...] be represented by the sound hum.