Kundalini ka Jagran  (Hindi, Paperback, Rakesh Kumar)

The infinite power that operates the universe, which lies in latent eternal rest like a microscopic atomic body, emerges with the help of a disintegration. In its burning fire, the accumulated karmas and sins of the living being are burnt to ashes. The living being becomes 'Shiva'. This is the awakening of ‘Parashakti’. This 'Advaita Sadhana' has originated from Lord Shiva and is continuously flowing. This is Chitkala, the mother of all spiritual practices, the provider of all arts. The entire Tantric literature emerges from these and gets absorbed in them. This is the sadhana of 'Kundalini', the sadhana of 'self'. The enlightenment that comes from the self-realization of the seeker (author) has been woven into the form of mysterious pictures in this book. It seems as if the mother power is saying, “I am the one!” There is no one else.'' It is a wonderful book, it is worth collecting, it gives a carefree, peaceful life and spiritual upliftment. This is the second work on Kundalini by author Rakesh Kumar. Born in January 1963 in a middle class Vaishya family in village Hansar Bazar - district Sant Kabir Nagar (then Basti district) of Uttar Pradesh. Father Late Rambali Gupta was a devout person. Primary education took place in the village. Received education up to M.Com from Harishchandra Degree College, Varanasi. Took voluntary retirement in July 2011 after nearly 24 years of continuous service in Northern Railway and North Central Railway. During this period, my life partner passed away in September 2009. In the year 1996, the first darshan of Shri Guru (Most Revered Swami Shri Nischalananda Saraswati Ji Maharaj Shri Majjagadvaru Shankaracharya-Puri Peeth Odisha) took place in 'Prayag' itself. From then onwards amazing changes started taking place in life. Later on, when a suitable opportunity came, Shri Guru gave the initiation ceremony. The word ‘Kundalini’ attracted me from the very beginning of my life. Years ago, I started feeling that some invisible force was taking me on an unknown but determined path. It happened many times that what I wanted did not happen, but what happened was unimaginable and joyful. This book is also a flower of this invisible path.