Kundalini(from wiki-)

Etymology

According to well-known teacher and translator Eknath Easwaran, kundalini means "the coiled power," a force which ordinarily rests at the base of the spine, described as being coiled there like a serpent.^[11] The concept can be found under different names. For example the 8th century Tantrasadbhava Tantra uses the term kundali ("she who is ring-shaped").

Physical and psychological effects

Involuntary jerks, tremors, shaking, itching, tingling, and crawling sensations, especially in the arms and legs
Energy rushes or feelings of electricity circulating the body
Intense heat (sweating) or cold, especially as energy is experienced passing through the chakras
Spontaneous pranayama, asanas, mudras and bandhas
Visions or sounds at times associated with a particular chakra
Diminished or conversely extreme sexua| desire sometimes leading to a state of constant or whole-body orgasm
Emotional upheavals or surfacing of unwanted and repressed feelings or thoughts with certain repressed emotions becoming dominant in the conscious mind for short or long periods of time.^[27]
Headache, migraine, or pressure inside the skull
Increased blood pressure and irregular heartbeat
Emotional numbness
Antisocial tendencies
Mood swings with periods of depression or mania
Pains in different areas of the body, especially back and neck
Sensitivity to light, sound, and touch
Trance-like and altered states of consciousness
Disrupted sleep pattern (periods of insomnia or oversleeping)
Loss of appetite or overeating
Bliss, feelings of infinite love and universal connectivity, transcendent awareness

I have seen people with such symptoms at the Baptist Church down the street

Consider the following explanation on wiki...

"When kundalini Shakti is conceived as a goddess, then, when it rises to the head, it unites itself with the Supreme Being (Lord Shiva). Then the aspirant becomes engrossed in deep meditation and infinite bliss."

An aspirant is one who seeks to attain a specific goal.

Another definition of Aspire is ...

: to seek to attain or accomplish a particular goal <aspired to a career in medicine>

: ascend, soar

How does one ascend, or soar?

In the case of Kundalini taken in the literal sense, the ascent would be in a spiral, And one would Soar on the wind(coiled air).

Ephesians 2

1) And you has he made alive, who were dead in trespasses and sins:

2) In which in time past you walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that now works in the children of disobedience:

My take:

When we act on the wind from the mouthof others, we may soar above with the vultures.

When we breath & speak the truth, the holy spirit is with us. And we can do all things.

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