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Kundalini ? Pas encore, merci ! 140

Kundalini par-ci, Kundalini par-là… Ce mot s’impose à moi. Depuis quelque temps, ce terme revient sans cesse dans ma vie. Je le vois partout, je l’entends, parfois même sans vraiment le chercher. C’est comme si l’univers voulait attirer mon attention. Alors je me suis dit : pourquoi ne pas effectuer quelques recherches pour comprendre ce qui se cache derrière ce mot ? La Kundalini est une énergie spirituelle puissante, souvent décrite comme un serpent enroulé à la base de la colonne vertébrale, dans le chakra racine, appelé Mooladhara. Moi qui n’aime pas les serpents, ça commence mal ! Ce terme signifie en gros « enroulé ». Cette énergie est parfois associée à l’énergie sexuelle, non pas dans son aspect purement physique ou reproductif, mais comme une force vitale, une puissance créatrice fondamentale. Dans plusieurs traditions, la sexualité est vue comme une manifestation physique de cette énergie profonde. Lorsque la Kundalini est éveillée, cette énergie monte le long du canal central, traverse les sept chakras, jusqu’au sommet de la tête, provoquant une transformation spirituelle profonde. Dans la tradition hindoue, la Kundalini est associée à l’énergie divine féminine, représentant le potentiel spirituel inné de chaque individu. Cela me rappelle ce que dit Le Kybalion sur l’énergie féminine et masculine : « Le genre est en tout : tout contient les principes masculin et féminin, le genre se manifeste dans tous les plans de la création » Son réveil est recherché à travers des pratiques telles que le yoga, la méditation, le pranayama, et la récitation de mantras. Pour ma part, je pratique la méditation, le yoga et le pranayama. Peut-être est-ce pour cela que ce mot revient si souvent vers moi. L’éveil de la Kundalini est considéré comme un chemin vers l’illumination et la réalisation de soi, une quête d’union avec le divin. Cependant, il est important de souligner que cette énergie doit être abordée avec précaution, une activation non maîtrisée peut entraîner des perturbations émotionnelles et psychologiques. En poursuivant mes recherches, je suis tombée sur le témoignage d’une personne qui expliquait avoir pratiqué la Kundalini sans même savoir ce que c’était. Elle a vécu des bouleversements profonds, elle a perdu pied, son mariage a échoué, son travail est devenu un chaos, et elle est tombée dans une grosse crise intérieure. Elle s’était perdue elle-même. Mais en apprenant ce qu’est vraiment la Kundalini et en comprenant comment la maîtriser, cette personne a pu reprendre le pouvoir sur sa vie. Je crois parfois que c’est en touchant le fond que l’on trouve la force de remonter. Moi-même, dans ma pratique de la méditation, j’utilise l’énergie de mes chakras, sans vraiment de guidance ni d’expérience formelle, simplement en suivant mon instinct. Ce n’est pas un jeu, mais une exploration parfois intuitive, parfois maladroite, de cette force intérieure. Ce qui est à la fois poétique et effrayant, c’est que j’ai l’impression d’avoir réveillé cette énergie en moi sans même m’en rendre compte. Et soudain, dans ma vie, tout a basculé. Ce que je cachais, ce que je refusais de voir, mes peurs les plus profondes, mes insécurités les plus enfouies, tout s’est dévoilé brutalement. J’ai vécu une véritable tempête intérieure, une destruction nécessaire. Mais j’ai compris que ce processus fait partie du chemin vers la connaissance de soi. On ne peut vraiment avancer sans tout détruire derrière soi, sans affronter ce mal enfoui, pour enfin apprendre à s’accepter pleinement, se regarder en face, et renaître. Sadhguru explique que lorsque l’on active cette dimension d’énergie, d’autres dimensions de la vie s’ouvrent à nous. Toutefois, il insiste sur le fait que la Kundalini Yoga est la forme de yoga la plus puissante, mais aussi la plus dangereuse. C’est une énergie immense qui, mal maîtrisée, peut causer plus de dégâts que de bienfaits. Pour illustrer, il la compare à la puissance nucléaire, très efficace, mais potentiellement destructrice si on ne sait pas la contrôler. Selon lui, avant même d’atteindre la Kundalini, il faut déjà avoir une maîtrise importante d’autres formes de spiritualité, de yoga et de connaissance de soi. Il souligne que pour vivre pleinement, nous activons seulement une petite partie de notre énergie (environ 21 chakras sur 114), suffisante pour une vie matérielle et intellectuelle complète. Mais la Kundalini ouvre des dimensions supérieures, bien au-delà. Et c’est là que la préparation entre en jeu, sans discipline, sans guidance experte et sans réelle préparation, s’aventurer dans l’éveil de la Kundalini peut faire s’effondrer notre vie extérieure, car les transformations sont rapides et profondes. Maintenant que ce mot revient si souvent vers moi, je me pose sincèrement la question : suis-je prête ? La réponse est non. Alors j’écoute la sagesse de mon cher Sadhguru et sa mise en garde. Je ne risque pas de m’aventurer sur ce chemin, pas pour l’instant. J’ai encore beaucoup de démons intérieurs à combattre, beaucoup de travail sur moi-même à faire. Je sais que ce n’est que lorsque je serai véritablement prête que la Kundalini viendra à moi, de manière réelle et maîtrisée. En attendant, je continue mon chemin, humblement, en apprenant à mieux me connaître, à calmer mes tempêtes intérieures, à construire cette base solide sans laquelle on ne peut pas sauter dans l’abîme.
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The Monad 274

The Monad is found at the highest level of existence, being the eternal, indivisible spark of the Divine. It is not a being in the conventional sense, but a pure center of consciousness, a point of origin that transcends time, space, and form. The Monad is a direct emanation of the Absolute, the One Source, and contains within itself the total potential of divine intelligence and will. The Monad beholds the entire cosmos, reflecting it inwardly without division or movement. For the purpose of experience, evolution, and the expansion of consciousness, the Monad unfolds itself. This process does not mean that a fragmentation occurs, but emanation, in accordance with the laws of sacred geometry and cosmic harmony. The Monad expresses itself into twelve individuated Soul aspects — each a radiant expression of its divine essence. These are sometimes called Oversouls, Higher Selves, or Solar Selves in esoteric traditions. Each of these twelve Souls remains intimately connected to the Monad, yet takes on a unique pathway of spiritual development and service. Each Soul, in turn, extends itself into twelve Spirits, or individual incarnating identities, that manifest across the dimensions of space and time. These Spirits are what we often understand as human personalities — seemingly separate lives, yet each one is a temporary projection of a higher spiritual intelligence. These incarnations serve to gather experience, to learn through contrast and duality, and ultimately to return to unity through the path of conscious realization. Thus, from a single Monad emerge: 1) 12 Souls (higher, eternal selves). 2) Each with 12 Spirits (incarnated personalities). 3) That results in 144 individuated expressions of the original divine spark. This structure is an archetypal framework encoded within the very fabric of the universe. The number 144 is not coincidental: it is directly related to sacred numerology and appears in mystical scriptures such as the Book of Revelation, where the 144,000 sealed servants symbolize the perfected collective of awakened souls. In this model, the journey of each incarnated Spirit is not isolated, but part of a vast, intricate tapestry. All experiences — joys, sorrows, triumphs, and trials — are transmitted upward through the Soul to the Monad, enriching the totality of divine being with wisdom distilled through the lens of individuality. The Monad, untouched and changeless, still gathers all of these reflections into itself in perfect harmony. To know oneself, then, is not merely to understand one’s personal identity, but to awaken to the truth that we are emanations of a higher Soul, and beyond that, of a singular Monad — a spark of God.

New Era in World Athletics: The CAA’s Vision for Equitable International Representation... 303

At its most recent congress held on July 14, 2025, in Abeokuta, Nigeria, the Confederation of African Athletics (CAA) adopted a resolution that could upend the organization of global athletics governance. As the debate on modernity and representation within international sports institutions intensifies, the CAA is proposing major reforms for World Athletics (WA). **At the Heart of the Reform: A Call for Fairer Governance** Confronted with recent developments in world sports and the need to ensure transparency and efficiency, the CAA believes it is time to revise the Statutes of World Athletics, the global governing body for athletics. The main goal is to strengthen continental representation within the WA Council. This reform hinges on the key points of the resolution, namely fair representation by continent. The CAA suggests establishing a fixed quota of representatives for each continent within the Council. Such a measure would give each region an effective voice, limiting the overrepresentation of continents already well established in international decision-making bodies. It also proposes that the election of World Athletics Council members should be conducted by the continental associations, rather than by a global general assembly. The CAA insists that each continental association should directly elect its own representatives. However, under the CAA’s proposed reform, the presidency is an exception: the position of President of World Athletics would remain subject to the traditional election by the WA General Assembly, thus preserving a form of institutional unity. The proposal goes further by suggesting that, for all World Athletics commissions and working groups, the nomination of members should also fall under the authority of the continental associations, according to a pre-established quota set by WA regulations. This approach aims to ensure real diversity within the technical and strategic circles of global athletics. **A New Momentum Towards International Sports Democracy** The CAA’s initiative is part of a global movement calling for more democracy, transparency, and balance in the governance of major sports federations. Several observers believe that such a reform, if supported by other continental associations, could become a model for other sports and help create a more balanced, representative, and inclusive international sports world. Nonetheless, the proposal will face multiple challenges in its implementation. Despite its ambitions, this resolution will have to overcome several obstacles. Naturally, it requires building consensus among other continental associations. There will also be negotiations with the World Athletics Council, which may fear a loss of influence for certain continents. Finally, regulatory texts will need to be adopted according to a timeline compatible with the desired institutional evolution. Inspired by the spirit of Abeokuta, the CAA’s proposal could well usher in a new era for athletics. It reaffirms the legitimacy of emerging continents and raises the fundamental question of equity in international sports. Only time will tell whether this ambitious reform will find global resonance and lead to a profound transformation of World Athletics governance.

MRE : The elephant outside the room 317

MRE : marocain résident à l'étranger. A simple acronym, rolls off the tongue nicely. Depending on your social class, a different image popped up in your mind. Let's examine different scenarios : — The ex-NEET turned Italian: Family borrowed a year's worth of wages to send him on raft to Italy or the afterlife. Gets a new phone to everyone when he visits every couple summers. Unfortunately, it's not the 80s anymore and he's got no choice but to sell drugs if he wants to afford a Volkswagen Golf. "You can take an african out of africa, but you can't take africa out of the african". Karma will make him live long enough to see black africans invade his country like he invaded other people's. Single handedly responsible for making real estate unaffordable in towns nobody wants to live in. — The daughter who studied in france and works in paris that your neighbor brags about: Lost her virginity in a party but her parents will never hear about it. Trades her headscarf for a CDI. Thinks she needs no man as she goes around Europe like a pokemon trainer catching selfies in cities her ancestors did not build. Claims she loves her country but only thinks about going back there if she can double her living standards. A pure product of the system, hates racism, sexism, and any globohomo-ism. Enjoys being fetishized by white bois. — The lazy friend that won the visa lottery to the US: Thinks he's made it thanks to his skills and hardwork alone. Starts Vlogging as soon as he takes a mortgage. Too busy surviving the American collapse to ruin things back home. Will settle for a what barely qualifies as a woman according to his mother's standards for the papers. — The red-pilled scholar of self-denial : Moved out of morocco out of sheer hatred for the country, its institutions, its culture, and its people. Tries to prematurely reincarnate by changing his name, accent, and backstory to better fit in his new home. The real life equivalent of the anime villain whose reasons make more sense than the hero, but is still in the wrong. — The self-exiled man of inaction : Moved out of morocco mentally, not rich/special enough to move physically. Browses r/morocco. Most likely speaks english because his french sucks. Mind broken by the system despite never facing persecution (for a lack of trying to subvert it). Fuels loneliness epidemic but uses dating apps and social media. Imports problems from abroad, never comes up with solutions. Would not change anything is he was part of the 0.1%. Having a big diaspora around the world is nothing to be proud of. Granted, morocco gets a significant amount of foreign currency from them, but this is basically a "resource curse", and not even a good one. I have yet to see anyone quantify their negative impact on the economy. Not only do they drive housing prices up since they can afford bigger mortgages, but they also sabotage the collective consciousness. The moroccan dream is to get out of morocco. As long as we treat our diaspora as gods among men, we idealize the act of running away. Why try to build things here when you can enjoy a much better life by going somewhere else? Why try to have a career here if local talent is always seen as second rate compared to foreign one? I'll always be astonished by the degree of hatred and scorn that we, as a people, have against ourselves. Sure, leaving this cesspit of a country behind is the rational choice at the individual level. Doesn't mean it's the right one.