Question on Kundalini Kriyas

[TheVoiceOfVictory]

Hello there, I have been beginning to practice Kundalini Yoga again and in raising the Kundalini Kriya set 5, There is a Kriya that indicates meditating on the phrase "the seed is sown!"

Now, given the understating I know I am a dedicated/initiated member of the Temple of Zeus, and the full meaning and weight of that dedication, I would understand within this 1st section of the 5th set, that the seed HAS been sown upon me dedicating I would imagine, maybe I am thinking about this in the wrong way.

Other Kriyas mention chanting SAT and NAM on inhales and exhales for some exercises, this makes sense to me, even more with all the new information updated inside the Temple of Zeus and the connection of certain names to their appropriate origins. (Totally wonderful I might add)

I also understand, maybe better than I have ever, that not all articles are supposed to be taken for full value as what they are presented as. Often times I have used the JoS/ToZ as a stable reference point when checking anything concerning, but this is fairly important as the meditation is actively having an effect on the soul in terms of the visualization paired with the program. I also had the idea that modern hinduism is not what it used to be before the jews and whoever else they have worked with came and fucked alot of things up, so I figured better safe than sorry.

I would omit the phrase further, in fact I will still do so until I hear more on this, but if so, what could be meaningfully put in itself place? "I am eternally dedicated to Satya?" Even though, that is already a fact in reality.

I had searched this and nothing came up, and all the times over many years I came back to this particular KY exercise and asked myself this question, and since it hasn't been asked by anyone else, I am now asking, for myself and all other initiates who might wonder the same. I am not denying I would say it, but checking, in essence of what I have questioned here, if it is the right thing to say.

Please and thank you, I hope to have some insight on this.


HAIL ZEUS!
HAIL ABRAXAS!

 

[WoadWarrior]

To be totally honest I am not quite sure what you are asking, it seems you may consider the affirmation the seed is sown as some kind of negative thing? Let me explain something the clergy explained to me at length but I only understood truly when Lord Balaam blessed me with his kindness.

The Gods are endlessly understanding of us their children, they love us in a way we truly cannot comprehended, they understand everything about you and everything you can be and I suspect even what you will be, you do not need to be afraid of causing offense with these affirmations for no offense was meant and thus no offense will be taken, its tempting to try and walk on egg-shells with the Gods due to the immense respect we have for them, but its simply not necessary, hold them with faith and ultimate respect and you are already walking the correct path.

Many affirmations affirm that which already is, repetition only reinforces this reality, its not a undercutting of your dedication to reaffirm it later through affirmations, its a reinforcement, the seed is sown and thus you can say the seed is sown, this is only reinforcement.

Put bluntly, its all okay, you dont need to worry the Gods chose you because they wanted you, act in good faith with them and you really have nothing to worry about when it comes to minor details such as this.

If it were an issue the clergy would have warned us of this phrase a long time ago, these meditations are well established in our community and they are very beneficial.

 

[TheVoiceOfVictory]

To be totally honest I am not quite sure what you are asking, it seems you may consider the affirmation the seed is sown as some kind of negative thing? Let me explain something the clergy explained to me at length but I only understood truly when Lord Balaam blessed me with his kindness.

The Gods are endlessly understanding of us their children, they love us in a way we truly cannot comprehended, they understand everything about you and everything you can be and I suspect even what you will be, you do not need to be afraid of causing offense with these affirmations for no offense was meant and thus no offense will be taken, its tempting to try and walk on egg-shells with the Gods due to the immense respect we have for them, but its simply not necessary, hold them with faith and ultimate respect and you are already walking the correct path.

Many affirmations affirm that which already is, repetition only reinforces this reality, its not a undercutting of your dedication to reaffirm it later through affirmations, its a reinforcement, the seed is sown and thus you can say the seed is sown, this is only reinforcement.

Put bluntly, its all okay, you dont need to worry the Gods chose you because they wanted you, act in good faith with them and you really have nothing to worry about when it comes to minor details such as this.

If it were an issue the clergy would have warned us of this phrase a long time ago, these meditations are well established in our community and they are very beneficial.

I understand where you are coming from with this, but I haven't noticed it mentioned before. It is not really walking on eggshells when there are corrupted symbols and the like that we more commonly avoid. I do not personal know the Yogi who wrote the Kriya book, neither fully understand he is devoted as an initiate or higher within the Temple of Zeus, and atleast by way of making sure, also speaking as a voice for people who may not have thought to ask yet, I would like to make sure there are less problems for the Gods to clean up after if I accidentally make them. No is an acceptable answer, as is yes, preferably with all the details as to why, etc. Now individuals wondering will have this post as a reference.

Again, I understand where you are coming from, and the bluntness is good. I stated the reasons why I asked and this is one response of maybe more I will receive, and yours has caused me to think.

The comments at the bottom mention this in a context as the Yogi plants the seed in the students and the students do the work, or for ourselves, we plant the seed, and we do the work. In the most true reality for us, I would consider the Gods have planted the seed, and I am doing the work the most accurate, but perhaps it would be a combination of the Gods and the Self, as they intend to bring us up to their level of advancement, as we perform the work to get there. I believe this is reasonable enough, but it is a question that has came up many times I wanted to talk about here in the ToZ, though the question arose a long time ago. Some of this, as now results some of me talking to myself and you, as your response has helped me think. That is another beauty of this home we share here. Thinking it through, it does seem like something that is acceptable to say within this exercise.

Thank you for your response

HAIL ZEUS
HAIL ABRAXAS