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Grace is not natural, though, which you claim of kundalini (unlike its “orthodox” proponents).When your soul eventually rises up to heaven to see God, as it will, and along the way in the midst of the crescendo of exhileration and freedom and upwelling love, you won’t be calling it a ‘serpent’ then, but ‘grace.’
9 out of 10 mystics surveyed agree!
Christian anthropology holds that man is a union of body and soul such that the soul is the essential form of the body (a point infallibly defined by the Council of Vienna). The soul is a substantial form, not a type of energy. The Catechism points out that “it is because of its spiritual soul that the body made of matter becomes a living, human body” (CCC 365). From a spiritual perspective, it is the soul that is the life-principle of the body, not something else.
catholicfidelity.com/apologetics-topics/other-religions/new-age/catholicism-and-reiki-edited-by-ty-jackson/Consequently, there is no spiritual “life energy” animating the body. Any energy used as part of the body’s operations—such as the electricity in our nervous systems—is material in nature, not spiritual. The various forms of Hinduism and Buddhism that posit the existence of a life energy (ki or kundalini) interpret that energy as spiritual. Since this is contrary to Christian theology, it is inappropriate for Christians to participate in activities based on this belief.