Re:Meditation and Serotonin Syndrome

Hello Tamara,

That was not a quotation, that was just a mere example written by me. Maybe this was misunderstandable, excuse me for that.

As far as I know, the Serotonin Syndrome is not the Kundalini Effect. To get a clear picture about it, please view the following articles:

http://unstress4less.org/transcendental_meditation-tmresearch-serotonin.htm

http://www.abc.net.au/health/minutes/stories/s926453.htm

Even though these articles tell us what the Serotonin Syndrome is, one information is still missing: What safety instructions should be made to make sure that everyone avoids the Serotonin Syndrome?

And let me put an other comment here:
The safety of a technique can not be determined by the report of one individual, but it has to be determined on a statistical basis. Although I'm happy to read the fact that You safely meditate several hours a day, it's impossible to draw any consequence from it that would apply to millions of people.

Replies:

Re:Meditation and Serotonin Syndrome, by Lindsay Smith, 09/20/03 Re:Meditation and Serotonin Syndrome, by Meditator, 09/20/03

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