07-17-2013, 01:18 PM
Going nuts is I think a good example of a "great imbalance". 
In your example, plenum, i.e. kundalini, there has been many cases where people went nuts while arising kundalini. This is from wiki page:
"In their seminal works, Gopi Krishna and Bentov both noted resemblance between kundalini awakening in its early or undirected state and the state of psychosis.[111] Some years later, Kason set about creating criteria to distinguish between some undergoing a spiritual emergency and someone experiencing psychosis.[112] In a spiritual emergency, for example, a person is challenged by experiences, while in psychosis they are overwhelmed by them.[113]"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kundalini_s...#Psychosis
Other than that, disharmony is also, imo, a state of imbalance within the mind/body/spirit complex. Ra said that tears are a sign of disharmony. And we sure know that there are lot of people upon this planet who are crying.
In your example, plenum, i.e. kundalini, there has been many cases where people went nuts while arising kundalini. This is from wiki page:
"In their seminal works, Gopi Krishna and Bentov both noted resemblance between kundalini awakening in its early or undirected state and the state of psychosis.[111] Some years later, Kason set about creating criteria to distinguish between some undergoing a spiritual emergency and someone experiencing psychosis.[112] In a spiritual emergency, for example, a person is challenged by experiences, while in psychosis they are overwhelmed by them.[113]"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kundalini_s...#Psychosis
Other than that, disharmony is also, imo, a state of imbalance within the mind/body/spirit complex. Ra said that tears are a sign of disharmony. And we sure know that there are lot of people upon this planet who are crying.
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