IPA: /kʌnˈdɑːlɪni/
KK: /kʌnˈdɑːlɪni/
A spiritual energy believed to be coiled at the base of the spine in Hinduism, which can be awakened and channeled through the body's energy centers during practices like yoga.
Many practitioners of yoga aim to awaken their kundalini to achieve higher states of consciousness.
Kundalini originates from the Sanskrit word 'kundalinī' (meaning coiled or spiral). It refers to a form of primal energy believed to be located at the base of the spine, often depicted as a coiled serpent. The term embodies the concept of awakening this energy for spiritual growth and enlightenment.
Imagine a coiled serpent at the base of your spine, representing the primal energy that can be awakened for spiritual growth. This helps you remember that 'kundalini' refers to this powerful energy.
No commonly confused words.