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Christi
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 Posted - Oct 18 2007 : 03:17:22 AM
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Hi All
Hey, Isn't it great when someone who actually gets enlightened, reaches out their hand to write down what the experience is like to help us lesser mortals on our long journey? Here is a description of it that I found on the internet a while back, and have unfortunately lost track of the author's name. But then... what's in a name?
"When the lens of the mind becomes balanced and purified, there is a natural inclination for the sense of “I” to withdraw and abide in Itself in the Spiritual Heart (Hrdayam) and the field of the body is outshined, such that the focusing power of the mind is no longer used to see, but one sees, experiences and knows as Consciousness Itself, not in part, but in whole, within, without, through and completely. We abide in a state of permanent intuitive unconditioned non-judgmental knowledge, without relation to time or space.
All the centers of the body, the glands and organs and groupings of nerves are fully functional and in balance with all other centers. In this balance a natural polarization of Light streams upward, balanced and centered in a chemical electric magnetic force, operating like a dynamo centered in the Heart area.
The full functioning of these centers is seen like petals in a flower, where each petal represents that part of a center (the glands, organs and grouping of nerves) that is interconnected with the other centers, such that as these interrelated areas begin to charge, the petals begin to brighten and the flower begins to open showing various colors according to the energy vibration (angstroms) related to them at their core, the inter-linking combination of which for the body is seen as auras of electromagnetic light.
Abiding in the Hrdayam/Heart, such a Man or Woman may experience / Witness, as consciousness, the field as a flame of varied colors flowing up the spine and through the top of the head, and an incandescent light in and between the Spiritual Heart and the Crown. Abiding in the Heart, the sense of “I” in relation to images in the brain and the focusing power of the mind is entirely sundered. All activities happen automatically without the sense of a doer. Thoughts bubble up from the unconscious and appear in consciousness without attention. “Definitions have vanished and no boundaries are seen.” From time to time they will see the waking world and from time to time they will not, but they will always abide as all-pervasive Self, effortlessly aware of the unconscious whether asleep or awake without the sense of being a doer."
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Beautiful words
