0Turning It Off
I started out looking for a way to stop or reduce kundalini nutritionally, because
it is maladaptive to survival in our current society. But if one uses glycine, taurine
and GABA (neuro-inhibiting amino acids) this just makes one nauseous, heavy,
dull headed and stoned, which adds, to the already overwhelming symptoms of
kundalini. So it appears that rather than the counter-attack of directly taking
neuro-inhibitor amino acids, a better approach would be to support the existing
neurochemistry, aim for maximum free radical protection and do a variety of
relaxing practices to bring the parasympathetic into balance with the sympathetic
nervous system.
Since kundalini is the energy of evolution, turning it off is counterproductive.
However if someone is maladapted to it and can’t find adequate coping mechanisms,
or raise higher homeostasis to balance the degree of spiritual acceleration, some
things that might be used to reduce kundalini are:
- The primary way to reduce kundalini symptoms is to halt the intake of all
carbohydrates except green and non-starchy vegetables. This means stopping
all sugars including fruit and grains. - The serotonin precursor L-trytophan (5-HTP) might reduce kundalini
awakenings, but both sleep and relaxed states don’t seem to inhibit kundalini
flow. - Increasing carbohydrate intake in an effort to increase the neuro-inhibitor
serotonin, will not reduce but will amplify kundalini. - Research needs to be done with the hormones relaxin and melatonin to see
how they affect the manic or hyper stages of Kundalini. - GABA is an antianxiety amino acid can be purchased from
beyondacenturyonline.com and also is made in the body from the amino
acid Glutamine. - Glycine and taurine might be used to stop kundalini however it appears that
simply taking things that increase the nerve off-switches may produce nausea,
dull headedness and head pain rather than turning off kundi. - Tyrosine, Vipocetine/hydergine, glycine and taurine might contribute to
nausea. - Supplements that seem to help limbic hyperactivity are DL-phenylalanine
(DLPA), L-tyrosine, and S-Adenosyl-Methionine (SAMe). - The herbs feverfew, kava kava and valerian might have neuro-inhibiting
potential during the hyperactive phases of kundalini. - Morphine—Christina Grof said the morphine turned off her childbirth kundi
- Lithium Orotate might be considered under medical supervision in
circumstances of extreme maladaption to kundalini. Lithium is stored in the
pituitary, ovaries, thyroid and adrenal glands. It may play a role in fertility
and in cellular uptake of glucose. Lithium therapy may induce indigestion,
weight gain, water retention (oedema not treatable with diuretics). - There is a good chance that since lysine blocks NMDA glutamate receptors it
might reduce nerve excitation.