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Originally Posted by Shivani Devi
This is very nice, however, there are those who have taken "poetic licence" with Kundalini since time immemorial. One just has to read the Saundarya Lahari by Adi Shankara, or the Yoga Kundali Upanishad or the works by Swami Svatmarama or the Sage Lalika to see that exactly the same thing is being said, just the language used is more colourful to appeal to a wider audience.
In fact, the word "kunda" itself means "cauldron" or "pot" or any womb-shaped vessel and "Swayambu" means "self-created" or "self generated" and the glories of the Divine Goddess cannot be extolled enough.
At the moment, I am making comparison between the Muladhara Chakra and the Yeshod of the Tree of Life and give me enough time, I will be able to rival anybody with a colourful description of the whole process.
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Thanks for answering Shivani, there are a couple of sentences I don't understand, I wonder if you or anyone else knows what they mean:
"She is the world-bewilderer...because Kundalini is maya in this world."
Also what is
"Dominant Para, the Sri-Paramesvari, the Awakener of eternal knowledge."