BEWARE OF THE KUNDALINI

Kundalini is a false version of the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit is REAL, and it is possible to have a tangible experience with the Spirit.

However, not every supernatural experience is of God.

The spirits have to be tested.

And one should never blaspheme the Holy Spirit, calling Him evil, just because there are evil counterfeits to His presence.

The task for the believer, or seeker, is to test what kind of spirit is active, and to make a good decision.

Holy and Unholy

Both can bring a surge of energy and power

Both can bring a certain amount of “lack of control” as the spirit is in control, more than the person during a “power moment.”

Both can produce a hot feeling.

Both are supernatural experiences.

The difference is:

The holy spirit is HOLY, and produces holy behavior, and worship. The power transforms us, helps us overcome evil, and brings us into the presence of God.

It ultimately quiets our soul. He makes us thirst for the Word of God, and to be alone with God.

Kundalini is NOT holy, and does not produce holy behavior. It excites us, but does not transform us, does not help us overcome anything, and we are not closer to God as a result.

It ultimately takes our peace away, and makes us less calm. We do not have any more interest in the Word of God than we did before, and we prefer social activity to aloneness and solitude.

The Holy Spirit will not make you howl like a dog, or act in a fleshly way. Sin will leave your life.

Kundalini can produce disabling spasmodic movements, kriyas, that persist long after the “touch” has occurred.

The Holy Spirit does not do anything that takes away your free will, or participation. He does not disable you for normal activity.

People experiencing kundalini do not change their ways. They continue in worldly ways.

A good example is a kundalini Church leader who divorced his wife after having an affair with a staff member. Another example is a preacher who only preaches prosperity and never on holiness.

Kundalini appeals to those who want to be drunk, and lose control, just for the sake of losing it, to see what it is like, and revel in stimulation.

It is for people who want to get high on something, instead of JESUS.

The Holy Spirit is for those who want to be sober, have control over the devil, worship God, and minister to others.

To seek the Holy Spirit is a good thing. So when we ask we will receive because we ask with a pure heart, and humble intentions, and because we use our discernment to discover God’s true presence.

Those that seek kundalini may think they are getting a good thing, but they ask amiss, and do not have a pure heart.

They are deceived because they choose to be deceived. They lack discernment, and sometimes just want “something,” rather than “Someone.”

WHERE ARE THE WATCHMEN?

Ezekiel 3:17-21

Son of man, I have made thee a watchman unto the house of Israel:therefore hear the word at my mouth, and give them warning from me. When I say unto the wicked, Thou shalt surely die; and thou givest him not warning, nor speakest to warn the wicked from his wicked way, to save his life; the same wicked man shall die in his iniquity; but his blood will I require at thine hand. Yet if thou warn the wicked, and he turn not from his wickedness, nor from his wicked way, he shall die in his iniquity; but thou hast delivered thy soul. Nevertheless if thou warn the righteous man, that the righteous sin not, and he doth not sin, he shall surely live, because he is warned; also thou hast delivered thy soul.

Notes For Verse 17...[I have made thee a watchman unto the house of Israel]

Three Things God Made Ezekiel:

(1). I have made your face strong against their faces ( Ezek. 3: 8). 

(2). Your forehead strong against their foreheads. As an adamant harder than flint have I made your forehead ( Ezek. 3: 9). 

(3). I have made you a watchman ( Ezek. 3: 17).

Watchman-- one who looks out or sees from a height, with the view to warning of impending danger or to give any information, good or bad ( Ezek. 33: 2- 7 1Sam. 14: 16; 2Sam. 18: 24- 27 2Ki. 9: 17- 20 17: 9; 18: 8; Song 3: 3; 5: 7; Ps. 127: 1; Isa. 21: 6- 12 52: 8; 56: 10

Priests and prophets of the Lord were often called watchmen. 

Ezekiel was especially distinguished with this title (Ezek. 3:17; 33:7). 

The duties of a watchman were threefold:

1. To wait and watch for what God would command and give in warning (Ezek. 3:17- 21).
2. To watch over and superintend the people (Ezek. 3:17- 21 Isa. 56:10).
3. To warn the people for God (Ezek. 3:17- 21).

1. Death is the penalty for sin, all sin, every sin, regardless of who the person is or what connection with God he used to have (Gen. 2:17; Rom. 1:29- 32 6:14- 23 8:12- 13 1Cor. 6:9- 11 Gal. 5:19- 21).

2. If the prophet does not warn the wicked man and he dies in his sin, his blood will be required of the prophet.

3. If the wicked man is warned and he repents and turns from sin, his life will be saved.

4. If the prophet warns the wicked man and he does not turn from sin, then the prophet is clear from his blood and all responsibility (Ezek. 3:19).

5. If a wicked man who is warned or not warned does not turn from his sin, he will die in sin-- be lost (Ezek. 3:19).

6. If a righteous man turns from his righteousness, commits sin again, and God lays a stumblingblock before him and he dies in his sin, all his righteousness which he has done will not be remembered (Ezek. 3:20; 18:24- 26 33:12- 13 Rom. 8:12- 13).

7. If the prophet has warned the righteous man and he remains in righteousness, both he and the prophet will be saved (Ezek. 3:20- 21).

8. If the prophet has not warned the righteous man and he turns from his righteousness to live in sin again, the prophet will be held responsible for his being lost (Ezek. 3:20).

9. If the righteous man turns from his righteousness to live in sin again, he will be lost if he dies in his sin whether he has been warned or not (Ezek. 3:20- 21 18:24- 26 33:12- 13 Rom. 8:12- 13 Gal. 5:19- 21).

10. The righteous man can and will die in his sins if he goes back into them again and does not repent again (Ezek. 3:20- 21 18:24- 26 33:12- 13 Rom. 8:12- 13).

11. The righteous man who does die in his sins will be as much lost as he would have been had he never turned from them (Ezek. 3:20- 21 Rom. 6:14- 23 8:12- 13 Gal. 5:19- 21).

12. The only way a righteous man can be saved is by continuing in his righteousness instead of sin (Ezek. 3:20- 21).