Recovered Childhood. How Regaining a Lost Connection Can Solve Your Personality.
Dear Friend,
Most people are striving for the best version of themselves as a route to happiness and fulfillment. The key could be something you had as a baby.
You may have noticed that the soft spot on a baby’s head pulsates in sync with their heartbeat and is particularly noticeable when the baby is crying or stressed.
Between 12 - 18 months, the fontanelle bones on the baby’s head start to fuse and the soft spot is gradually covered up. A door appears to have been closed.
Along with Jean Piaget’s four stages of childhood cognitive development, the ego and super-ego (personal unconscious) are also formed, according to Jung’s Theory of Personality.
The instinctual responses you had as a baby disappear and are eventually, completely replaced by the rationality of adulthood. Head rules. Heart takes a backseat.
This subtle disconnection between heart and head: what you truly want versus social conditioning, could be the source of much dissatisfaction.
With your daily kundalini meditation, that synced pulsation between head and heart that you had as a baby is restored:
“At the Sahasrara, one becomes thoughtless and no sound is made, but the pure Anahata, meaning the throbbing in the purest form as in the heart is all: lub-dub, lub-dub, lub-dub.”
Your Body is Made of Sound
So what arises in your heart is echoed at your Sahasrara, and then from there into the paramachaitanya , the self-organising principle of Nature.
When you’re solved, your problems automatically get solved.
Also below: connecting with your spirit with African drumming; and, a yoga peace pose to centre yourself with.
Best wishes
P.
PS.
Moon Calendar (at end) this coming week: Wed 25th March - Saptami (Lucky chance); Thurs. 26th - Navami (Set goals); Sat. 28th - Kamada Ekadashi (Fulfilment)
