Kundalini

The meeting point of the upward-moving cosmic energy and the downward inpouring of intelligent infinity within the entity's energy centers.

What Ra means

Ra uses the term kundalini sparingly — it appears only twice in the transcripts — and both times as a reframing of a concept Ra considers more accurately described in terms of the energy field's magnetic structure. The entity's energy field is constructed like interweaving spirals, with positive and negative poles winding together. The lower, negative pole draws universal energy up from the cosmos through the centers, while intelligent infinity flows downward from within. The locus where these two streams meet is what Ra says has been called kundalini by some traditions (49.5).

What matters to Ra is not the term but the understanding it rests on. The measure of an entity's level of ray activity is precisely this locus: as an entity grows more polarized, the meeting point rises. Attempting to raise that locus artificially — without understanding and working with the underlying metaphysical principles of magnetism — invites great imbalance (49.5). Ra connects the image to the serpent symbol found in certain cultural traditions that use it to represent this same dynamic (93.22).

Because Ra's direct discussion of kundalini is limited to these two exchanges, the concept is best understood here in its proper context: as a name for the meeting of two energy streams within the body's magnetic field, not as a separate force to be cultivated apart from the work of clearing and balancing the energy centers.

In Ra's words

The magnetic structure of the energy field and the meeting point Ra calls kundalini:

The most important concept to grasp about the energy field is that the lower, or negative pole, will draw the universal energy into itself from the cosmos. Therefrom it will move upward to be met and reacted to by the positive spiraling energy moving downward from within. The measure of an entity’s level of ray activity is the locus wherein the south pole outer energy has been met by the inner spiraling positive energy.

As an entity grows more polarized this locus will move upwards. This phenomenon has been called by your peoples the kundalini. However, it may better be thought of as the meeting place of cosmic and inner, shall we say, vibratory understanding. To attempt to raise the locus of this meeting without realizing the metaphysical principles of magnetism upon which this depends is to invite great imbalance.

49.5.15-21

The serpent as a cultural symbol for this same dynamic:

We assume that you question the serpent as used in these images rather than the second-density life form which is a portion of your experience. There is a significance to the serpent form in a culture which coexists with your own but which is not your own; that is, the serpent as symbol of that which some call the kundalini, and which we have discussed in previous material.

93.22.2-3