By exercising this, Lowen says, you should feel "vibration" or "pulsation" in your legs when the energy spreads into them. I would say that these are different phenomena because:īioenergy can be experienced and "awakened" by some simple physical exercises that Lowen describes in his books, like his famous "grounding" exercise when you stand on your feet and bend forward to touch the floor with your fingers. I wonder what are differences between kundalini and bioenergy that can be experienced through psychotherapy and various techniques of movement therapy. well, this kind of position is well known, but putting all those different energies together just doesn't seem to make sense when you take a closer look. Lowen also says that bioenergy is the same as prana, chi, qi, kundalini and Holy Spirit. In his books Lowen says that bioenergy is simply life-energy present in our bodies, but he also says that it can be directly experienced and felt, and that, in fact, all children can feel that, before their bodies become tense and rigid due to defense mechanisms. His disciple, Alexander Lowen, called this "bioenergy" and founded a bionenergetics therapy movement which is based on psychoanalysis and body-work. He thought emotions and desires to be the manifestation of this energy. Reich, as far as I know, believed that there is universal, cosmic energy which is active also in our organisms.
His teacher, Wilhelm Reich, came up with an idea of the "orgone" or "organismic energy" when he worked with patient's bodies, releasing tensions and emotions connected to them. I don't know any good links to bioenergetics but I'm sure you're familiar with at least some Alexander Lowen's ideas.
Recently, I've become more interested in the theory of bioenergetics and I wonder if you can help me clarify the differences between bioenergy and kundalini (because I believe they're not the same thing).
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