Kundalini Yoga dates tens of thousands of years back. Many of the Kundalini Yoga postures can be seen in archeological figurines in Mexico, Cairo Egypt museums as well as cave paintings and Samarian art. Shamanic traditions (the ones that didn't use plant medicine) were also known for implanting Kundalini practices by using postures and movements as medicine.We can observe the similarities of Kundalini Yoga in Chi Gong and Thai chi practices. Kundalini dates way before it was brought to the West through the industrialized India in 1960's. Yoga means union, to unite the forces in you. Kundalini is an event that sits at the base of your being (that location is called Dante in Chinese medicine).The location of the resting Kundalini is positioned half way through the line between the naval point and sacrum area. Kunda means coil, lini means nerve. Kundalini is activated through tension, pressure, stress and friction that is  applied  through movement and postures. This activity  sends an impulse - optical electric charge up through the central spine channel (Sushumna Nadi) that rises to the head neurology through the gut and heart neurology and then it travels down the Vagus nerve (4th largest nerve in the parasympathetic nervous system) and returns the charge and an impulse back down to the Kundalini Dante center circulating  it again. That creates what's known as micro orbit which is the essence of a sensation of love, joy, confidence and levity. The nerve ganglia is coiled 3.5 times at its resting state. Botanical, animal and crystal tissue when pressed produces piezoelectric and static electric charge that draws in magnetism creating the light force. It's the nerve charge  in the nervous system.