First, I didn't say it is a kundalini is a psychic center. What I am saying is that Kudalini as a distinct mental/physsical phenomenon exists.
What does that mean? If someone prays then it gives psychical and mental phenomena in the body - that is an inescapable aspect of materialism - but the same can be achieved in similar practice without religious practice.
BUt, you're whole attitude is most definitley not scientific. YOu just heard of this phenomenon and are already saying how it doesn't exist.
I'm not a scientist, but will the day come that peer reviewed science states the existence of 'psychic centers' in the body? Absolutely not.
By the way, I keep bringing up the psychic centers only as an example... it belongs in the heap with all supernatural BS.
You've never meditated so why are you talking about what will or won't happen.
Like I said, I'm an expert in understanding the mind-set of the deluded... and I believe that meditation has merits. However, what I have against meditation is when already gullible people come away from meditation making supernatural claims.
Like I said, there have been many people that start meditating for relaxation purposes and find that it does much more.
Sounds exactly like how a lot of people got into religion. A mental placebo amongst people who preffer an imaginary world over the material world - sounds like the order of the day for these people. If they can be arrogant in acting holier-than-thou because they sit with their legs crossed and chanting mystical BS, then I can be arrogant saying that the material world rocks your ass!
Meditation wasn't developed as a method of relaxation. It was developed as a mean of becoming enlightened. And you being an atheist doesn't matter much since Buddhism strictly speaking is atheistic. I would have expected you would have known that since you have complete and perfect knowledge of all things.
Buddhism: do I know anything about it's doctrine? Absolutely nothing. So lets have a quick Wiki on it:
In Buddhism, any person who has awakened from the "sleep of ignorance"
This is extremely offensive. Everyone who is not a Buddhist is ignorant I see. That was the first line I read, so I'm not off to a good start...
(by directly realizing the true nature of reality)
That was the fucking second line! I realize the true nature of reality, so that makes me a Buddhist? Does it sound arrogant when I say I realize the true nature of reality? Well right back at ya with your Buddhism crap.
if a person does not follow the goal of Total Realization, one lives one's life like a preoccupied child playing with toys in a house that is burning to the ground.
Again, this is totally offensive to materialists. And if I want to get rid of anger, I'll go to anger management classes or take drugs, because you know what, I'm a materialist, and material
works.
When one meditates do you think one is more aware or less aware of what is going on in their mind and body then when one is working, watching TV, talking to someone, playing football?
So basically if you are deep in thought and not doing anything you are 'meditating'? I do that all the time.
But you haven't looked at the actual research thats been done have you? Once again you are just pulling shit out of your ass based upon your own biases, ignorance, and narrow preconceived notions about hte way things are.
You know what... It's amazing how often I turn out to be right when being blatantly ignorant with superstitious stories and practices. If any of them turned out to be proven correct, we'd hear about it and I'd eat my words.
Although the annoying thing about Buddhism and general mysticism is that it's harder to prove BS because it's 100% word play, and 0% content.
Point is you want to just dismiss reincarnation depsite the fact there is some actual scientific research that indicates that it isn't as easily dismissed as one might at first think.
This just takes the biscuit! I don't even know what to say, that's just too funny, so I'll just ask for you to provide what evidence exists for reincarnation.