body control

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Permalink Reply by Warmhead on October 10, 2008 at 9:39pm

Hi teflon!

dunno but intuitive autopilot describes the experience very well.
You let go and "they" do your body. How does it feel?
You are the iron and the magnet is in the belt of Orion.
Why not.
I gave up drinkin and drögs and potatoes and spagetthi and coffee and then
body contol.So what? as long as I make it to the WC...
You are not your physical body anyway, you are more.
When I sit and want kinda channel it takes my head and spinns it around and greater energy comes into what I call myself.
I like that feeling. To me a proof of something bigger than me.
don`t tell your teacher or priest/psychologist...
they are policdogs anyway..

have a groovy weekend master!

Johnson

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Permalink Reply by moksha on October 14, 2008 at 7:36am

Thank you Johnson!

It feels pretty strange but not in a bad way. If I completely let go it's much more intense. Sometimes my arms will move in circular motion with such amazing fluidity that it reminds me of some kind of traditional Asian/Indian dance. It's like someone else is dancing using my body and I am chillin in the passenger seat.
I don't tell many people because I don't think most people would get it...they would think I was nuts.
I am nuts but this is very real to me. The fact that these feelings intensify with every thought derived from somewhere honest and loving leads me to believe it is strengthening my connection to cosmic consciousness.
Oh, and there is something I forgot in the original post..my lips started to move on their own..always forming the same thing over and over. I finally figured out what it seems to be saying and it's " Come home, come home" over and over. I have no idea what it means. one could speculate but I need more than the words come home to form a proper opinion on the subject. Sometimes I can also pose questions and get yes and no answers. My head will involuntarily move side to side for no and up n down for yes.
It's pretty bizarre.

Anyone else share something similar, I would LOVE to hear from you.
Trying to piece together a better picture of what is happening.

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Permalink Reply by Ron Rafferty on October 18, 2008 at 8:08am

I've been a hairstylist for 30 years now. About 10 years ago my spirit awakening kicked into high gear. A big part of that has been comprehending the twist I manifest in my body during those long hours six days a week dancing behind a styling chair trying to make happiness. The stress contorted my spine.

What yoga I learned was only vaguely helpful, I'm discovering now that the yoga triggered an intuitive dance of reparation. It started much like your experience...I moved in odd ways that appeared crazy, and so I was embarassed by it, kept it secret. Other known body disciplines moved in, my mind was trying to find a "normal/acceptable" physical workout...and they too were dropped, all the while my dance got more energetic, more crazy. When I quit drinking and drugging my mind allowed the dance more room to grow.

I began to talk about it with interested friends who wanted to know why my body "looked so good". Little by little this intuitive dance has become as routine as brushing my teeth, in fact I automatically start dancing while brushing. I've been learning how to really feel all my muscles at once, from each toe up to my scalp. My spine cracks into realignment (each crack a moment of ecstasy) and my flexibility is like I'm twentyone again...better because my mind was whacked and my nerves were numb at 21.

I still stand behind the styling chair, the difference is that now a subtle, nearly imperceptible dance is going on...which, of course, is an "acceptable" version of my bathroom dance. Lately even my sleeptime is used, I'm becoming aware that my body doesn't stop moving. I'm typing these words and my toes are connecting with my fingers, my eye muscles with my neck and lower back "groupings".

Thanks for bringing this up tb! It feels excellent to talk about it...I want to assure you, from my perspective, what you and I are experiencing are individual versions of body enlightenment (for lack of better phrasing).

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Permalink Reply by moksha on October 23, 2008 at 5:03pm

cheers Ron!

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