Category: Spirituality Publisher: Kynegion House
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 264
Copyright: Jan 8, 2026
ISBN-13: 9780974685472
A book that answers the myths about kundalini while enlightening us to what it actually is, written with good humor from direct experience. Plus, ducks.
Kundalini. We are told it is primordial energy coiled like a snake at the base of the spine. We are told it is divine feminine energy, heightened sexual energy, and the union between Heaven and Earth. We are told that its activation is rare and only for the most dedicated spiritual seekers, and yet we are also told that we may activate it right now through yoga exercises and other common practices.
Kundalini is treated as both a power associated with several goddesses in Hinduism and as Satan causing holy laughter in charismatic Christians. It is a profound ancient religious secret from India turned everyday American commodity easily explained on social media. Behind all of our noise about kundalini lies this elegant truth: it is none of those things and its real secrets are discovered in Silence.
Author Jeremy Vaeni has been alive with this mysterious energy for 25 years and counting. In this book he lifts the veil on kundalini, showing what it is, what it’s doing, and how these answers deepen our own human mystery. But first, he turns to some unlikely friends in Hawai’i whose everyday nature dispels its myths and reveals its secrets.
Professional Reviews
Jeffrey J. Kripal, author of How to Think Impossibly: About Souls, UFOs, Time, Belief, and Everything Else
“Jeremy Vaeni… stretches the conversation about what is generally called kundalini, enlightenment, alien abduction, and a person…. Perhaps most of all here, humor is a secret, even if it is also a mediation between time and eternity.”
Tom Cheetham, author of Imaginal Love
"Jeremy Vaeni's books are unlike any I have ever read. His humor is a thin veneer over the abyss. He speaks with authority from a lifetime of highly strange, terrifyingly weird experiences. The message he brings with urgency is that the totality of human knowledge will always amount to nothing in the face of the unimaginable, inhuman vastness of Reality. Kundalini and the Secrets of Silence is at least as peculiar and paradoxical as its predecessors. Apparently it's all about ducks. But it's really about us. In this perhaps final summation of his visionary message, we find that the answers to all our anguished questions about the meaning of life, the universe and everything are forever unobtainable, because we are the problem. The little surprise hidden in this bleak assessment of human finitude is that humility and humor, accepted absolutely, annihilate the isolated human person and open onto a love and compassion that extends even to the dusts of the cosmos."
Allison Jornlin, professional weirdo and creator of ParanormalWomen.com
“Psychedelic trips, elaborate religious rituals, visions of ghosts, aliens, and deities too are all just distractions. They appear as glittering, seductive, golden mirages, a razzle-dazzle legion of beguiling phantasms on an endless march through our minds. In reality, these are all pitfalls that drop you right back into the muck. The spiritual-seeking-trap is the Monkey Mind at its most deceptive.
‘The alternative? It's what Jeremy calls the ‘Will of Silence’. In the simple quiet persists the wisdom of the ages. All you have to do is listen. But walking this path is simultaneously the hardest and the easiest thing to do.
In today’s secular environment the two worlds of science and spirituality are alien worlds, distinguished primarily by a deep-seated antagonism in which the principles of spirituality and the pragmatism of modern science exist face to face in a peren