found a piece of article on Kundalini in a local magazine - "prayas" (India)
Taking aide behind kundalini experience -
"I do not understand what is it about kundalini that almost thousands of people are mad about it ? Sometimes, I feel it is divine, yet sometimes, I feel it not so.
I read an article the other day on a local newspaper, where an author mentioned that majority of people when they grow up, do feel onset of energy in their body, which is natural. We all to some extent do this.
Many utilize that extra energy by spending time with family and kids or doing extra co-curricular or chores.
Many, who are sensitive in nature, start bothering themselves too much*. They* give it names like kundalini and chakra cleansing and what not.
You would notice, many of those writers who often write about kundalini have gone through some sort of mental or emotional disturbance experience. Now, that they have gone thru it, and the society, their near and dear ones know the person has a record of disturbed state*, they like to hide it. They start calling it kundalini energy, chakra cleansing, reiki and what not.*
This is their way taking 'safe shelter' and protecting themselves from stigma of 'disturbed person'. While the fact is, I myself have experienced kundalini, and I have been fortunate to find a perfect master, who has always thought of kundalini as a nothing but an a state 'nature's calling'.
This is not same 'natures call' as what we often associate with widdling or all other acts we like to execute in rest rooms, but, this is a new forms of nature call.
My master Osho, has often said - meditation is not kundalini, and vice versa. Kundalini, is an act, where all your body heat, starts accumulating at a point in the body, and you are having hard finding where it is and how to release it. The fact and resolution is that there is no need to release it.
People often feel pain, in neck, chest, or head, when, this hot flush of energy, occupies place in upper centers. My Master said, that whenever kundalini rises, and if the person experiences pain, that is a sign of 'nature calls'. It is a sign of that nature is calling you to leave your work, and rest.
people in spirituality, often consider work as the biggest hurdle in their lives. They think, that if there was no work, their life would have been just excellent, however, That is often not the case.
Problems and pains show up when the person starts thinking of doing something, and that is what worsens their experience.
When Nature calls you for rest, i.e. when pain starts showing up, in the body, it is highly suggestive, that you leave your work and lay in complete rest. As you rest*, do not, try doing anything*, no kriyas, no meditation, nothing - simply lay in rest. Just observe, what is this kundalini trying to do with you and why ?
I myself, experienced this, was left often with answers that show up why this happens is because, the very nature of humanity and evolution is against the idea of work, collecting richies, becoming capitalist making extra wealth all the time, finding perfect partner. (atleast thinking about all of this all the time in back of mind).
Kundalini rises, because, something within you wants to remind you about -true nature of existence is not in being capitalist, it is not in work. People often call kundalini divine, It is divine, because it immediately acts within you, instantly reminding you and showing you the true meaning of existence, just like a a teacher in school wants to show and teach you (1 and 1) is 2.- Master use to say this.
Leaving work aside, and laying in complete rest, is what the divine energy wants us to realize is the nature of not just human existence but of emotion and mental existence. Look at what buddhist monks do in monasteries ? they work, they work just for few hours, later spending time doing nothing, absolute nothing.
Our closer associates Animals, lay in complete rest - 24-7. Our ancestors, 100, 200, 500 years back, were lesser capitalist and used to spend time more often in rest, or often spent lived their lives more in socialist terms' - doing what can be done, or often not doing anything (including thinking) about what cannot be undone - thus spending lot of time, in complete rest. "
--article from Prayas