Aushadi herb

[Ruqia]

Hey everyone. I was reading a book about Kundalini Awakening and i came across a herb which is said to help accelerate the process. Anyone has experience, i would be really eager and happy to learn. Thank you.

 

[downwardsfromzero]

No experience but a quick search turns this up (apologies for the marketing materials):

https://haritaki.org/aushadha-herb-with-haritaki/

https://haritaki.org/haritaki-herb/ ← Terminalia chebula - Wikipedia

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/260210584_The_morphology_extractions_chemical_constituents_and_uses_of_Terminalia_chebula_A_review

"Aushadi" seems to derive from Sanskrit "aushadha" meaning "medicine". "Aushadhi" refers to awakening through herbs.

"If you have a real guru, a Satguru, then you’re protected. If you don’t — if you try to go the direct route without a guide — then you don’t ingest the drug, the drug ingests you. Drugs are shakti. By definition, the guru is a person who, like Shiva can hold the shakti. You can get addicted or overdose if you’re not using drugs worshipfully. I had some very good experiences with drugs, but I don’t recommend them to others because most people in the West want the poison — they don’t want Shiva. And they don’t have elders to show them how to use poison in a sacred matter…there are many safer ways to raise your consciousness than experimenting with drugs, and most gurus in India prefer more conservative routes. Doing your meditation, japa, and hatha-yoga is a slower path, but the effects are more lasting, and you run less risk of frying your nervous system. Without a doubt, self-discipline pays for itself in the end."

AUSHADHIS: Awakening and the Power of Siddhis Through Herbs

 

[Ruqia]

I also searched it but couldn't understand if it was the name of the herb or the way, thank you so much!

 

[downwardsfromzero]

Hmm, maybe I do have experience of frying my nervous system through injudicious choices regarding consciousness-altering herbs and other materials while lacking Satguru nature :?:

Glad my post helped in some way - thank you too as I've learned a couple of things as a result of that little search.