Meditator Describes Kundalini Awakening During an EEG Study

When those researchers came to do a study on my brain and they said, "So can you demonstrate us awakening of the kundalini?" I said, "Sure." So they put on, put some EEG cap on me, and they plugged in a software that would create spatial, uh,

imaging. So they plugged in within a couple of seconds, and they could see extremely stable and active frontal lobe. This is a region of the brain that is associated with vision and foresight and planning and so on.

So this was very stable. Then they asked me after a few minutes, uh, "Can you shift it?" I said, uh, "Yes." One, two, that thing shifted to the left. They didn't see it shifting, they just say it shifted. It was so quick. Now this thing was on the left side of the brain. Then they said, "Can you move it to the right side of the brain?" I

said, "Yes." Moved it to the right. "Back of my brain." "Yes, done."

They said, "Can you now bring it to the center, the crown?" Which we call the final chakra, Sahasrara, the crown chakra. I said, "Yes." So it came.

Now, I am not seeing the screen. It's all very new to me, and so many things attached to your head and you're still in a state of meditation.

Everybody who was seeing the screen, everybody went like this, "Wow."

That was almost pretty much unanimous reaction.

One of the researchers said it was like seeing a Christmas tree.

When kundalini went to that region, the whole region lit up, and this also was a good thing because it reaffirmed my own faith that what I'm experiencing can be seen by science. I wasn't born with it. It's something you awaken. It is-