Tantric Goddess Network
Tantra and Projection
and the
second chakra.
Tantra does not involve moral dogma except in their esoteric sense, they do not involve personal limitations, nor do they involve issues of right and wrong apart from the process of the aspirant.
As a Tantrik, my way differ from the norm, thus it may be difficult for all to follow, or even try to understand me. It is better if most people focused on their growth and take what serves them the best from what I have to offer. Those who try to understand me from the space that they come from will only drive them into the world of projection. As most Tantrik, I have no moral dogma, or am I involved in issues of right and wrong, just try to simply live my life, and share with the world what Mother has to offer.
What Mother shares with you through me is very special, so do not let it be wasted, through joining the world of projections.Projection and the second chakra.
Whatever has remained unconscious in the root chakra, namely the shadow – shows up in the second chakra. The shadow is always unconscious, or it would not be the shadow.
Above all, the shadow manifests itself in our projection.
We perceive our own shadow in an especially vivid way during projections. This is why listening to people complain about others in so informative. When they do this, they show themselves as clearly as an X ray. They reveal who they really are. When politicians become insulting to each other, the shadow becomes quite easy to recognize. Whatever gets us emotionally excited about others is our own shadow. Through projection, whatever also exists within us becomes visible. Whatever we keep under our hat becomes visible in projection. Then we show the characteristics that do not fit into our persona... Projecting – as necessary as it may be – is also dangerous. When we do not withdraw our projections, we saddle someone else with something that belongs to us in the long run. Since it annoys us so much, we project it onto others. All the pointing a finger at that have taken place in the course of history were the consequences of projections. Projections that we do not acknowledge also have the effect of allowing our shadow aspect to thrive unhindered in our psyche. They can develop there and run wild, which is extremely harmful to our psychic development, and prevent us from becoming whole.
One particularly dangerous consequence of projection is the alienation of other people through projectiles that we shoot into them when projecting. The danger of such a projectile was really recognized in the Old Testament. In Psalms, to says “Their tongue is as an arrow shot out; it speaketh deceit; one speaketh peaceably to his neighbor with his mouth, but in heart he lateth his wait (Jeremiah 9; 8)
The opposites that we encounter in the second chakra can naturally also have a positive character. In the positive projections, we project an aspect of the personality that we view as positive, according to our value system, onto another human being. While the negative projection leads to the demonizing of other person, the positive projection leads to idolization or idealizing the other. Positive projections embody their own possibilities, which we have not yet recognized. Just as we project the negative shadow on someone else because we do not recognize it within ourselves, there are also positive aspects that we do not recognize within ourselves, but only perceive through their reflection in others.
However, positive projections can be just as dangerous as the negative ones. What we feel to be “positive” or “negative” is always related to our value system.
People who are stuck in the second cakra are very dangerous, especially when they practice Para-Tan Sound healing, for with this work we use the second cakra to help heal. Person who have the quality of being projective in a negative way can be harmful to those seeking help. Honesty, and pure love is needed to share the healing energy of the Divine Mother.
From 2009 onwards Shri Param Eswaran has decided to take the teaching of the Living Goddess Tradition and Para-Tan Sound healing outside India. From 2010 onwards we will offer three Para-Tan Sound healing intensive between the months of August to November. Each of the program will only be for 15 days @ 1404 Euro per person per intensive. With each intake we will admit only 9 participants.
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