I’ve listened to a few of this guy’s podcasts. He’s not good. He seems like he comes on with little to no research, or doesn’t comprehend the little he’s done. He was wrong about the Vedas. Said there was 6. There are 4. Said Sanskrit is a dead language , there are villages that still speak it primarily. Said Hinduism doesn’t own Kundalini (which it doesn’t and has never claimed to) yet only gives Hindu accounts and uses Hindu terms and references. Called it the “ancient Sanskrit culture”. It’s called Yoga or Tantra. It’s still around. This is very basic knowledge in regarding the inner Agni. He comes across very self aggrandizing. And the few times he does touch on good info, he makes it sound like he’s joking. I wouldn’t trust this man’s books in the slightest. He is entirely too tired to his belief structure and seems offended and over talks the students when challenged. I wouldn’t at all be surprised if this comment gets brought up in a zoom meeting. Look, I’ve searched for and listened to a lot of conversations on Mā Kundalini. There aren’t really any good ones here in apple nor Spotify. Look for them on YouTube and make sure they are Indian or Hermetic sources. I’ve found there are 4 categories in this field. 1) someone says something, you hear it, nod, and agree it makes sense. 2) someone says something, you hear it, shake your head and disagree with it 3) someone says something, you hear it, you first nod and agree, then learn more and realize it sounded good but is not correct 4) someone says something, you hear it, you first disagree, then it happens to you, then you see the wisdom in that person’s statement. This man is #2. My advice would be to avoid this one. And remember, pronunciation is very important. It creates a specific vibration with in you. Avoid those who pronounce chakra as shah-kruh, and Kundalini as kooondah- leeeneee.

Listening to Chirsm has helped me tremendously and I hope he continues to do these podcasts so I can continue to improve and spread love.