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Are the kunds in kundalini awakening separate or is there only one?

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"In the beginning, the kunds may seem many, but as you journey inward, you discover they are but reflections of one vast ocean of energy, where the illusion of separateness dissolves into the oneness of existence."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, kunds appear many at the start—each seeker draws from a “personal” well of kundalini. But following the current inward reveals all wells share one underground ocean. With deepening awakening, the sense of “mine” dissolves into the Supreme, and beyond into nirvana. Thus separateness is provisional; in essence there is only one energy-source.
It starts like your own well, but the deeper you go the more you find it’s the same water everyone drinks.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces ego and possessiveness about spiritual experiences.
- Fosters compassion and a sense of shared being with others.
- Encourages going beyond initial awakening to unity and the silent void.
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