Sravana Borkataky-Varma and Anya Foxen discuss their book, 'Serpent's Tale: Kundalini and the History of Experience.' They explore the historical context of Kundalini practices, the diverse interpretations of Kundalini energy, and the symbolism associated with it. The discussion delves into the role of serpents in both Eastern and Western traditions, the methods of experiencing Kundalini, and the influence of Gopi Krishna on modern understandings of Kundalini. The conversation also touches on the cultural contexts that shape personal experiences of Kundalini and the evolution of Kundalini teachings in the 20th century.

Sravana & Anya Share:

· Kundalini Yoga is accessible to the average person.

· The book explores the historical context of Kundalini practices.

· Kundalini is not a singular concept but has diverse interpretations.

· Symbolism in Kundalini practices varies between fire and water.

· Serpents hold different meanings in Eastern and Western traditions.

· Experiencing Kundalini can occur through various methods, not just asana.

· Gopi Krishna's experiences shaped modern interpretations of Kundalini.

· The 20th century saw a rise in diverse Kundalini teachings.

· Cultural contexts influence personal experiences of Kundalini.

· The book emphasizes the collective nature of Kundalini practices.

Buy The Book: The Serpents Tale: Kundalini, Yoga and the History of an Experience

Sravana Borktaky-Varma

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Anya Foxen

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