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	== The Kundalini fire as the basis of a spiritual anatomy ==		=== The Kundalini fire as the basis of a spiritual anatomy ===

	{{GZ\|There is a description of man based on the external examination of the individual parts of his organism. But in ancient mystical and occult works one can also find man described. These descriptions, however, have come about in quite a different way from anatomical examinations. They are even far more exact and much more correct than what the anatomist of today describes, for the latter only describes the corpse. The old descriptions were obtained in such a way that the disciples became visible to themselves through meditation, through inner enlightenment. Through the so-called Kundalini fire, man can contemplate himself from within. There are different stages of this contemplation. The exact, correct contemplation first occurs symbolically. For example, when a person concentrates on his spinal cord, he always sees the snake. He may also dream of the snake, because it is the being that was externally put out into the world when the spinal cord was formed and stopped at that stage. The snake is the external spinal cord that has been transferred out into the world. This pictorial way of seeing things is astral vision (imagination). But it is only through mental seeing (inspiration) that the complete meaning arises.\|93a\|19}}		{{GZ\|There is a description of man based on the external examination of the individual parts of his organism. But in ancient mystical and occult works one can also find man described. These descriptions, however, have come about in quite a different way from anatomical examinations. They are even far more exact and much more correct than what the anatomist of today describes, for the latter only describes the corpse. The old descriptions were obtained in such a way that the disciples became visible to themselves through meditation, through inner enlightenment. Through the so-called Kundalini fire, man can contemplate himself from within. There are different stages of this contemplation. The exact, correct contemplation first occurs symbolically. For example, when a person concentrates on his spinal cord, he always sees the snake. He may also dream of the snake, because it is the being that was externally put out into the world when the spinal cord was formed and stopped at that stage. The snake is the external spinal cord that has been transferred out into the world. This pictorial way of seeing things is astral vision (imagination). But it is only through mental seeing (inspiration) that the complete meaning arises.\|93a\|19}}

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 The '''Kundalini force''' rests at the lower end of the [[w:Vertebral column|spine]], symbolised by the snake coiled in three and a half coils, sleeping unconscious in the [[root chakra]], the four-petalled lotus flower. Once awakened, it can become the highest power of [[love]] or pure [[desire]] heightened to the highest degree. In [[w:Johann Wolfgang von Goethe|Goethe]]'s fairy tale of the green serpent and the beautiful lily, this deeply unconscious power is represented by the green serpent. Note also the two serpents of the staff of Mercury, which also represent, among other things, the unconscious (black) and the conscious (white) side of the kundalini force.
 === Kundalini Fire and Kundalini Light ===
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 Some schools of Tibetan Buddhism give special meditation techniques through which intense bodily "heating" is specifically induced, for example through the classical method of Tummo, in which the conscious mastery of the bodily heat balance under extreme conditions is sought; for this purpose, the monks wrap their bodies in woollen blankets soaked in ice water in the depths of winter and increase the body temperature through meditation and breathing exercises until the damp blankets begin to steam.
 == The serpent as a symbol for the independent I ==

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	Now man has attained a complete possibility of disposal over the astral body. Now I would ask you to note that this state is occurring more and more in human development. Today it is the psychically developed who have such an astral body, but man in general is hastening towards such a state. He will have the possibility of using his astral body in the sixth race. He will have a physical body and within it an astral body which he can use in this way. In the next round, however, people will not have a physical body, but only an astral body, which they can then use freely, just as we humans use the physical body today. The physical body will then no longer be there; the lowest body will then be the astral body.\|88\|236ff}}		Now man has attained a complete possibility of disposal over the astral body. Now I would ask you to note that this state is occurring more and more in human development. Today it is the psychically developed who have such an astral body, but man in general is hastening towards such a state. He will have the possibility of using his astral body in the sixth race. He will have a physical body and within it an astral body which he can use in this way. In the next round, however, people will not have a physical body, but only an astral body, which they can then use freely, just as we humans use the physical body today. The physical body will then no longer be there; the lowest body will then be the astral body.\|88\|236ff}}

			[[File:B51 52 038.gif\|right\|120px\|The two astral bodies of man; drawing from Beiträge 51/52, p. 38]]
	As '''Kundalini light''', Kundalini reveals itself as the [[astral light]] that comes from within and illuminates the [[spiritual world]], thus awakening [[spiritual perception]]. In a notebook of Steiner's from 1906 it is said:		As '''Kundalini light''', Kundalini reveals itself as the [[astral light]] that comes from within and illuminates the [[spiritual world]], thus awakening [[spiritual perception]]. In a notebook of Steiner's from 1906 it is said:

	{{BZ\|One must distinguish in the astral body itself a second half: like the other pole in the magnet.		{{BZ\|This physical body is built up by the powers of the astral body;
			he brings it up to sense organs. These - eyes - see the
			Objects through the sunlight from outside.
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			One must distinguish in the astral body itself a second half: like the other pole in the magnet.

	In man the second astral body is female; in woman the second astral body is male, that is, the astral body is hermaphroditic. The Kundalini fire is now the activity excited in the second astral body, which is first of all warmth and light.		In man the second astral body is female; in woman the second astral body is male, that is, the astral body is hermaphroditic. The Kundalini fire is now the activity excited in the second astral body, which is first of all warmth and light.
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	* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Grundelemente der Esoterik'', [[GA 93a]] (1987), ISBN 3-7274-0935-5 {{Lectures\|93a}}		* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Grundelemente der Esoterik'', [[GA 93a]] (1987), ISBN 3-7274-0935-5 {{Lectures\|93a}}
	* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Ursprungsimpulse der Geisteswissenschaft'', [[GA 96]] (1989), ISBN 3-7274-0961-4 {{Lectures\|96}}		* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Ursprungsimpulse der Geisteswissenschaft'', [[GA 96]] (1989), ISBN 3-7274-0961-4 {{Lectures\|96}}
	* ''Beiträge zur Rudolf Steiner Gesamtausgabe'', Heft 51/52: Der Weg zur höheren Erkenntnis im Lebenswerk und Lebensgang Rudolf Steiners, Rudolf Steiner-Nachlaßverwaltung, Dornach 1975 {{BE\|51/52}}		* ''[[Beiträge zur Rudolf Steiner Gesamtausgabe]]'', Heft 51/52: Der Weg zur höheren Erkenntnis im Lebenswerk und Lebensgang Rudolf Steiners, Rudolf Steiner-Nachlaßverwaltung, Dornach 1975 {{BE\|51/52}}

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 {{GZ|All things now known by anatomy alone were then known in quite a different way. The occult investigators investigated by means of the Kundalini light. A disciple was prepared in the following way. He came to a Master. If he was recognised by the Master as reliable, he was not taught a lesson - today that has changed, today man has to find his way through the intellect and the concepts - but the Master told him something like: You must spend several hours every day, initially for about six weeks, in meditation and devote yourself to one of the eternal sentences, immerse yourself completely in it. - Nowadays, people can't do that because life with today's culture makes too many demands on them. But in those days, the disciple meditated six to ten hours a day. He can't do that now without pulling himself out of the culture. At that time, the disciple needed almost no time for culture. He found his nourishment outside. He therefore used his time for meditation, perhaps ten hours continuously. Very soon he came to bring the body, which had not yet become so dense, to the point where the Kundalini light awoke within. This is for the inside what sunlight is for the outside world. In truth, we do not see objects outside either, but the reflected sunlight. At the moment when we are able to illuminate the soul with the help of the Kundalini light, the soul becomes as visible as an object illuminated by the sun. In this way, the whole inner body gradually illuminates itself for the student of yoga. All ancient anatomies are seen from within, through inner illumination. Thus the [Indian] monks, translating their experiences into legends, spoke of what they had beheld through the kundalini light.|93a|91f}}
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			== The Kundalini fire as the basis of a spiritual anatomy ==

			{{GZ\|There is a description of man based on the external examination of the individual parts of his organism. But in ancient mystical and occult works one can also find man described. These descriptions, however, have come about in quite a different way from anatomical examinations. They are even far more exact and much more correct than what the anatomist of today describes, for the latter only describes the corpse. The old descriptions were obtained in such a way that the disciples became visible to themselves through meditation, through inner enlightenment. Through the so-called Kundalini fire, man can contemplate himself from within. There are different stages of this contemplation. The exact, correct contemplation first occurs symbolically. For example, when a person concentrates on his spinal cord, he always sees the snake. He may also dream of the snake, because it is the being that was externally put out into the world when the spinal cord was formed and stopped at that stage. The snake is the external spinal cord that has been transferred out into the world. This pictorial way of seeing things is astral vision (imagination). But it is only through mental seeing (inspiration) that the complete meaning arises.\|93a\|19}}

			{{GZ\|All things now known by anatomy alone were then known in quite a different way. The occult investigators investigated by means of the Kundalini light. A disciple was prepared in the following way. He came to a Master. If he was recognised by the Master as reliable, he was not taught a lesson - today that has changed, today man has to find his way through the intellect and the concepts - but the Master told him something like: You must spend several hours every day, initially for about six weeks, in meditation and devote yourself to one of the eternal sentences, immerse yourself completely in it. - Nowadays, people can't do that because life with today's culture makes too many demands on them. But in those days, the disciple meditated six to ten hours a day. He can't do that now without pulling himself out of the culture. At that time, the disciple needed almost no time for culture. He found his nourishment outside. He therefore used his time for meditation, perhaps ten hours continuously. Very soon he came to bring the body, which had not yet become so dense, to the point where the Kundalini light awoke within. This is for the inside what sunlight is for the outside world. In truth, we do not see objects outside either, but the reflected sunlight. At the moment when we are able to illuminate the soul with the help of the Kundalini light, the soul becomes as visible as an object illuminated by the sun. In this way, the whole inner body gradually illuminates itself for the student of yoga. All ancient anatomies are seen from within, through inner illumination. Thus the [Indian] monks, translating their experiences into legends, spoke of what they had beheld through the kundalini light.\|93a\|91f}}

	== Literature ==		== Literature ==

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	[[File:Chakras map.svg\|thumb\|The system of the seven main [[chakra]]s of [[man]]. The kundalini power rests coiled up in a snake-like form in the lowest chakra, the four-petalled [[root chakra]].]]		[[File:Chakras map.svg\|thumb\|The system of the seven main [[chakra]]s of [[man]]. The kundalini power rests coiled up in a snake-like form in the lowest chakra, the four-petalled [[root chakra]].]]

	'''Kundalini''' ({{Sanskrit\|f., कुण्डलिनी}} ''kuṇḍalinī'', from ''kundala'' "coiled, wound") also '''Kundalini serpent''', '''serpent power''' or '''Shakti''', after the goddess [[Shakti]], who is worshipped in [[Hinduism]] and [[w:Shaktism\|Shaktism]] and stands for the primordial female power of the universe as a manifestation of the goddess [[Devi]] ({{Sanskrit\|f., देवी}} ''devī'' „goddess“). Occasionally she is also called ~~'''~~Ishvari~~'''~~ ({{Sanskrit\|ईश्वरी}} ''īśvarī'' "mistress"). Kundalini is, according to [[Tantra\|Tantric]] teachings, the divine force in its individual incarnation in [[man]], the dormant [[life force]] or [[prana]] in its potential, dormant form, the energy and essence of life alike, and is closely related to the (maternal) reproductive forces. It is the force in the human being that is closest to [[matter]] (derived from {{Latin\|mater}} "mother"), and forms the bridge between the [[physical]] and [[astral]] substance. At the same time, it is the inwardly excited [[astral light]] that illuminates the outer [[soul world]] and makes it visible to the [[clairvoyant gaze]].		'''Kundalini''' ({{Sanskrit\|f., कुण्डलिनी}} ''kuṇḍalinī'', from ''kundala'' "coiled, wound") also '''Kundalini serpent''', '''serpent power''' or '''Shakti''', after the goddess [[Shakti]], who is worshipped in [[Hinduism]] and [[w:Shaktism\|Shaktism]] and stands for the primordial female power of the universe as a manifestation of the goddess [[Devi]] ({{Sanskrit\|f., देवी}} ''devī'' „goddess“). Occasionally she is also called [[Ishvari]] ({{Sanskrit\|ईश्वरी}} ''īśvarī'' "mistress"). Kundalini is, according to [[Tantra\|Tantric]] teachings, the divine force in its individual incarnation in [[man]], the dormant [[life force]] or [[prana]] in its potential, dormant form, the energy and essence of life alike, and is closely related to the (maternal) reproductive forces. It is the force in the human being that is closest to [[matter]] (derived from {{Latin\|mater}} "mother"), and forms the bridge between the [[physical]] and [[astral]] substance. At the same time, it is the inwardly excited [[astral light]] that illuminates the outer [[soul world]] and makes it visible to the [[clairvoyant gaze]].

	== The Kundalini Power ==		== The Kundalini Power ==

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	[[File:Chakras map.svg\|thumb\|The system of the seven main [[chakra]]s of [[man]]. The kundalini power rests coiled up in a snake-like form in the lowest chakra, the four-petalled [[root chakra]].]]		[[File:Chakras map.svg\|thumb\|The system of the seven main [[chakra]]s of [[man]]. The kundalini power rests coiled up in a snake-like form in the lowest chakra, the four-petalled [[root chakra]].]]

	'''Kundalini''' ({{Sanskrit\|f., कुण्डलिनी}} ''kuṇḍalinī'', from ''kundala'' "coiled, wound") also '''Kundalini serpent''', '''serpent power''' or '''Shakti''' (a manifestation of the goddess [[~~w:Devi\|~~Devi]]) ~~and occasionally~~ '''Ishvari''' ({{Sanskrit\|ईश्वरी}} ''īśvarī'' "mistress"), is, according to [[Tantra\|Tantric]] teachings, the divine force in its individual incarnation in [[man]], the dormant [[life force]] or [[prana]] in its potential, dormant form, the energy and essence of life alike, and is closely related to the (maternal) reproductive forces. It is the force in the human being that is closest to [[matter]] (derived from {{Latin\|mater}} "mother"), and forms the bridge between the [[physical]] and [[astral]] substance. At the same time, it is the inwardly excited [[astral light]] that illuminates the outer [[soul world]] and makes it visible to the [[clairvoyant gaze]].		'''Kundalini''' ({{Sanskrit\|f., कुण्डलिनी}} ''kuṇḍalinī'', from ''kundala'' "coiled, wound") also '''Kundalini serpent''', '''serpent power''' or '''Shakti''', after the goddess [[Shakti]], who is worshipped in [[Hinduism]] and [[w:Shaktism\|Shaktism]] and stands for the primordial female power of the universe as a manifestation of the goddess [[Devi]] ({{Sanskrit\|f., देवी}} ''devī'' „goddess“). Occasionally she is also called '''Ishvari''' ({{Sanskrit\|ईश्वरी}} ''īśvarī'' "mistress"). Kundalini is, according to [[Tantra\|Tantric]] teachings, the divine force in its individual incarnation in [[man]], the dormant [[life force]] or [[prana]] in its potential, dormant form, the energy and essence of life alike, and is closely related to the (maternal) reproductive forces. It is the force in the human being that is closest to [[matter]] (derived from {{Latin\|mater}} "mother"), and forms the bridge between the [[physical]] and [[astral]] substance. At the same time, it is the inwardly excited [[astral light]] that illuminates the outer [[soul world]] and makes it visible to the [[clairvoyant gaze]].

	== The Kundalini Power ==		== The Kundalini Power ==

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	[[File:Chakras map.svg\|thumb\|The system of the seven main [[chakra]]s of [[man]]. The kundalini power rests coiled up in a snake-like form in the lowest chakra, the four-petalled [[root chakra]].]]		[[File:Chakras map.svg\|thumb\|The system of the seven main [[chakra]]s of [[man]]. The kundalini power rests coiled up in a snake-like form in the lowest chakra, the four-petalled [[root chakra]].]]

	'''Kundalini''' ({{Sanskrit\|f., कुण्डलिनी}} ''kuṇḍalinī'', from ''kundala'' "coiled, wound") also '''Kundalini ~~snake~~''', '''serpent power''' or '''Shakti''' (a manifestation of the goddess [[w:Devi\|Devi]]) and occasionally '''Ishvari''' ({{Sanskrit\|ईश्वरी}} ''īśvarī'' "mistress"), is, according to [[Tantra\|Tantric]] teachings, the divine force in its individual incarnation in [[man]], the dormant [[life force]] or [[prana]] in its potential, dormant form, the energy and essence of life alike, and is closely related to the (maternal) reproductive forces. It is the force in the human being that is closest to [[matter]] (derived from {{Latin\|mater}} "mother"), and forms the bridge between the [[physical]] and [[astral]] substance. At the same time, it is the inwardly excited [[astral light]] that illuminates the outer [[soul world]] and makes it visible to the [[clairvoyant gaze]].		'''Kundalini''' ({{Sanskrit\|f., कुण्डलिनी}} ''kuṇḍalinī'', from ''kundala'' "coiled, wound") also '''Kundalini serpent''', '''serpent power''' or '''Shakti''' (a manifestation of the goddess [[w:Devi\|Devi]]) and occasionally '''Ishvari''' ({{Sanskrit\|ईश्वरी}} ''īśvarī'' "mistress"), is, according to [[Tantra\|Tantric]] teachings, the divine force in its individual incarnation in [[man]], the dormant [[life force]] or [[prana]] in its potential, dormant form, the energy and essence of life alike, and is closely related to the (maternal) reproductive forces. It is the force in the human being that is closest to [[matter]] (derived from {{Latin\|mater}} "mother"), and forms the bridge between the [[physical]] and [[astral]] substance. At the same time, it is the inwardly excited [[astral light]] that illuminates the outer [[soul world]] and makes it visible to the [[clairvoyant gaze]].

	== The Kundalini Power ==		== The Kundalini Power ==

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	'''Kundalini''' ({{Sanskrit\|f., कुण्डलिनी}} ''kuṇḍalinī'', from ''kundala'' "coiled, wound") also '''Kundalini snake''', '''serpent power''' or '''Shakti''' (a manifestation of the goddess [[w:Devi\|Devi]]) and occasionally '''Ishvari''' ({{Sanskrit\|ईश्वरी}} ''īśvarī'' "mistress"), is, according to [[Tantra\|Tantric]] teachings, the divine force in its individual incarnation in [[man]], the dormant [[life force]] or [[prana]] in its potential, dormant form, the energy and essence of life alike, and is closely related to the (maternal) reproductive forces. It is the force in the human being that is closest to [[matter]] (derived from {{Latin\|mater}} "mother"), and forms the bridge between the [[physical]] and [[astral]] substance. At the same time, it is the inwardly excited [[astral light]] that illuminates the outer [[soul world]] and makes it visible to the [[clairvoyant gaze]].		'''Kundalini''' ({{Sanskrit\|f., कुण्डलिनी}} ''kuṇḍalinī'', from ''kundala'' "coiled, wound") also '''Kundalini snake''', '''serpent power''' or '''Shakti''' (a manifestation of the goddess [[w:Devi\|Devi]]) and occasionally '''Ishvari''' ({{Sanskrit\|ईश्वरी}} ''īśvarī'' "mistress"), is, according to [[Tantra\|Tantric]] teachings, the divine force in its individual incarnation in [[man]], the dormant [[life force]] or [[prana]] in its potential, dormant form, the energy and essence of life alike, and is closely related to the (maternal) reproductive forces. It is the force in the human being that is closest to [[matter]] (derived from {{Latin\|mater}} "mother"), and forms the bridge between the [[physical]] and [[astral]] substance. At the same time, it is the inwardly excited [[astral light]] that illuminates the outer [[soul world]] and makes it visible to the [[clairvoyant gaze]].

	== The Kundalini ~~Force~~ ==		== The Kundalini Power ==
	=== The Serpent Power ===		=== The Serpent Power ===

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			[[File:Chakras map.svg\|thumb\|The system of the seven main [[chakra]]s of [[man]]. The kundalini power rests coiled up in a snake-like form in the lowest chakra, the four-petalled [[root chakra]].]]

	'''Kundalini''' ({{Sanskrit\|f., कुण्डलिनी}} ''kuṇḍalinī'', from ''kundala'' "coiled, wound") also '''Kundalini snake''', '''serpent power''' or '''Shakti''' (a manifestation of the goddess [[w:Devi\|Devi]]) and occasionally '''Ishvari''' ({{Sanskrit\|ईश्वरी}} ''īśvarī'' "mistress"), is, according to [[Tantra\|Tantric]] teachings, the divine force in its individual incarnation in [[man]], the dormant [[life force]] or [[prana]] in its potential, dormant form, the energy and essence of life alike, and is closely related to the (maternal) reproductive forces. It is the force in the human being that is closest to [[matter]] (derived from {{Latin\|mater}} "mother"), and forms the bridge between the [[physical]] and [[astral]] substance. At the same time, it is the inwardly excited [[astral light]] that illuminates the outer [[soul world]] and makes it visible to the [[clairvoyant gaze]].		'''Kundalini''' ({{Sanskrit\|f., कुण्डलिनी}} ''kuṇḍalinī'', from ''kundala'' "coiled, wound") also '''Kundalini snake''', '''serpent power''' or '''Shakti''' (a manifestation of the goddess [[w:Devi\|Devi]]) and occasionally '''Ishvari''' ({{Sanskrit\|ईश्वरी}} ''īśvarī'' "mistress"), is, according to [[Tantra\|Tantric]] teachings, the divine force in its individual incarnation in [[man]], the dormant [[life force]] or [[prana]] in its potential, dormant form, the energy and essence of life alike, and is closely related to the (maternal) reproductive forces. It is the force in the human being that is closest to [[matter]] (derived from {{Latin\|mater}} "mother"), and forms the bridge between the [[physical]] and [[astral]] substance. At the same time, it is the inwardly excited [[astral light]] that illuminates the outer [[soul world]] and makes it visible to the [[clairvoyant gaze]].

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	\| <poem>~~Close intertwined~~ was ~~thy destiny~~		\| <poem>Your destiny was closely connected
	With ~~thine exalted~~ sister's ~~loftier~~ life:		With your higher sister's life.
	~~The~~ light of love ~~I could impart to her:~~		I could give her the light of love,
	But not ~~the~~ warmth ~~of love~~, so long as thou		But not love's warmth,
	~~Didst only~~ let ~~thy~~ noble ~~gift arise~~		As long as thou wouldst persevere,
	~~From the dim feeling life within thy soul~~,		To let your noble feelings
	And ~~didst~~ not ~~strive to see it clear and bold~~		Arise in you,
	In the full light of wisdom~~'s certainty~~.		And not in the full light of wisdom
	The influence ~~of the Temple~~ does not reach		To see it clearly.
	~~Unto the nature of vague impulses~~,		In dark impulses
	~~E'en though such impulse wills~~ to ~~work for~~ good.</poem>		The temple's influence does not reach,
			Even if they want to do good.</poem>
	\|}		\|}
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