Pranayama: Kevala Kumbhaka on LSD trip |
| Posted: 05 Jun 2020 12:43 PM PDT This didn't happen recently at all (maybe a little under a year ago) but I've been having the automatic compulsion to stop breathing somewhat more frequently than it used to be. The first couple time my body tried to stop breathing was on acid and I resisted because I didn't want to ascend or die. It happened again on a strong high, not long after. I resisted a bit, trying to say goodbye and appreciate the last moments. I thought it was going to happen but by the time I felt I should prolong it any longer, the moment had passed. The next time I took acid, it happened again and I let myself die. I saw a multi-verse of my that I was flying away from, arrived at a different place, and started to take form in a new body. Before I could feel much more of the body even, I came back stunned. I didn't know if the me that was me is the me that I am now, if this was the same dimension as the one I left. I didn't know if I was who I knew and if the world was the one I knew. I went on like that in a very strange state for a few days before coming back down to something a little closer to normal (forgetting the feeling of the experience). A couple times since then I've had my body try to stop breathing but I had forgotten about the time I allowed it so I hadn't let it happen. Occasionally now, I've been reaching the intuitive conclusion that I need to stop breathing while meditating. I've learned a lot since a year ago but still don't know why I'm doing Kevala Kumbhaka instinctually, what happened there, or how it will affect me (a non-master yogi). I'm well aware of what the effects usually are but this isn't usual circumstances. Thoughts; references? [link] [comments] |
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