Kundalini and the Art of Being

Kun­dalini and the Art of Being is the soul­ful mem­oir of a young man’s pro­found expe­ri­ence of unan­tic­i­pated kun­dalini awak­en­ing. It details both the events lead­ing up to his life-changing spir­i­tual expe­ri­ence, and how he learned to cope with its bewil­der­ing and multi-dimensional after­ef­fects. Part spir­i­tual adven­ture story, part wan­der­ing trav­el­ogue, Mor­ris relates both his inner and outer strug­gles and adven­tures as he criss-crosses the west­ern United States trav­el­ing to Rain­bow Gath­er­ings and music fes­ti­vals, back­pack­ing alone in the wilder­ness, and vis­it­ing assorted com­mu­nal set­tings. Unknow­ingly, he fol­lows the path of Chris McCan­d­less, sub­ject of the book Into the Wild, as he hitch­hikes the same stretch of high­way through Canada and Alaska taken by McCan­d­less just a few months ear­lier to a dif­fer­ent fate. Doc­u­ment­ing the chal­lenges faced by many young peo­ple in today’s world, this book is both a grip­ping adven­ture tale, and a wise and gen­uine account of one such person’s process of spir­i­tual awak­en­ing and discovery.