Anatomy & Egyptian Symbolism of Kundalini

Kundalini symbolism seems to be everywhere in ancient Egyptian culture. We can see above, the brain cracked open, having a resemblance to the ‘Atef crown’ which was worn during religious rituals. Keyword: religious. The right/left thalamus, the two serpents of the corpus callosum, the ida/pingala circuits. The pineal and pituitary glands mirroring perfectly in their placement.

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elliepaskell

Hi Sid,

The images shared here are resonant for me, re my kundalini process. It’s interesting to see something that focusses on the head/upper glands…

I’ve often intuited that grounding is as important as it is because there’s a lot happening around my head/top chakras and I need to stay physically and energetically balanced.

I wonder what inspired you to post this particularly? How did it speak to you?

Sid

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Hmmm.. very good questions Ellie, sheer curiosity? I am a student at heart, always have been, Kundalini process has turned me into an avid researcher on the subject. If I look back at the last 5 years, I find that I don't do much else now other than engage in Kundalini research. Grounding is important for me as well, I ground everyday for at least an hour, or I feel imbalanced. I had a full rising and the energy is permanently residing in the head so this particularly speaks to me in that manner, the more I go down the rabbit hole, the more I realize how much there is yet to learn about Kundalini.