Kundankometer

The Kundankometer is a device used to measure the amount of Kundalini energy in a person. It was developed by Yogi Bhajan, the founder of Kundalini Yoga, and is often used in conjunction with Kundalini meditation practices. The device consists of a small metal rod with a scale at one end and a needle at the other. The scale is calibrated to measure the amount of energy in units called "Kundalini points" or "KPs."

To use the Kundankometer, the practitioner places the needle on the forehead, just above the eyebrows, and the scale on the ground. The practitioner then focuses their energy and attempts to channel it through the needle and into the scale. The amount of energy that is successfully channeled is indicated by the position of the needle on the scale.

The Kundankometer is often used as a tool for self-assessment and personal growth in Kundalini Yoga. It is believed that by regularly using the device and practicing Kundalini meditation, a person can increase their Kundalini energy and achieve spiritual enlightenment. However, it is important to note that the scientific validity of the Kundankometer and its measurements is not widely accepted by the scientific community.

In recent years, there has been a decline in the use of the Kundankometer in Kundalini Yoga practices, as many practitioners have found that the device does not provide meaningful or accurate measurements of Kundalini energy. Instead, practitioners are encouraged to focus on the personal growth and spiritual development that comes from practicing Kundalini meditation and other Kundalini Yoga techniques.