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Title:Psychic Phenomena
Notice:Please read note 1.0-1.* before writing
Moderator:JARETH::PAINTER
Created:Wed Jan 22 1986
Last Modified:Tue May 27 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2143
Total number of notes:41773

1041.0. "Realised Souls...means what?" by VIDEO::SU () Thu Apr 27 1989 17:50

Hello,   ever heard about "realised souls."?


It designates the state of awareness of a human being.

When a mother is pregnant of a child, at about the third month, an energy 
comes into the nerve system of the baby through the fontanel bone (soft bone 
at top of the head.)

So far the child was living as a plant you could say, totally relying on the 
mothers system.

When this energy comes in, the babys parasympatic nerve system is activated, 
and the baby system starts to take care of its own haertbeat, intestine 
functions and so on.

This energy is called the individual Kundalini. It brings in the chacras and 
connects the individual chacra system to a universal chacra system.

Now two possible situations can occur:

If the Kundalini is flowing trough ALL the chacras and flows out of the top of 
the head of the baby, it is said that this Kundalini is in an awakened state. 
When the baby is born in that state it is said tobe a REALISED SOUL.

On the othe hand, if the Kundalini is interrupted, it rolls itself into a 
dormant state into the sacrum bone, from where it controls the parasympatic 
nerve system. In this case when the baby is born people call it a normal baby.

Actually the state of REALISED SOUL is the more natural or more normal state.

What does it mean for a person to be a REALISED SOUL? 
----------------------------------------------------
In the state of realisation or awakened Kundalini the awareness of the 
individual (baby or adult) is different from others. In that state one is 
AWARE in the SYMPATIC nerve system of the condition of the chacra's.

Remind that the chacras are sort of energy wheels that detect everything 
influencing the system. This can be food, thoughts other persons etc.
So a realised baby is usually a so called "difficult baby". It cries often for 
no appearent reason. It cries if somebody comes near it or even looks at it.

This is because the child actually FEELS his own chacras, and through that he 
feel the chacras of others. (called collective consciousness).

If a person with a problem comes near the child it cries, even if that person 
might not be fysically aware of his problem.

Because of the ignorance of the parents, such children can suffer a lot.
When the chacras of the child get to much stressed, it happens that one of 
the chacras goes so much out of balance that it breaks the Kundalini flow. 
At that moment the Kundalini rolls itself into the sacrum bone and the child 
looses its state of REALISED soul and thus becoming "normal". The childs 
difficult time seems to be over.

Actually a lot of children , also in the west are born like that. And it is 
the role of the parent to keep the chacras of the child in such a condition 
that it can grow up into this state. But for that it is necessary that the 
parents also are REALISED SOULS. Then they can FEEL in their chacras the 
condition of the child and the influences on its chacraS..

Kundalini, when it is awakened is the expression of the Spirit of GOD through 
the nevous system. Only a realised person can experience devine, this 
experience goes bejond the thinking process.

It is a vast subject, but to round of this note and to make you a little 
curious: most of the children who are born in a realised state, somehow have 
some remaining Kundalini even when it goes in a dormant state afterwards.

These people are called "SEEKERS OF THE TRUTH". All their life they are 
seeking something "beyond" and they will never be satisfied until they can 
find it back.

That is how so many false gurus come down and use this "desire to go beyond" to 
take money from the seekers. 
There are many areas of consciousness that are parallel to our current 
awareness, but most of these areas are dangerous for a human and should not be 
entered into, because always one returns with some damage, either mental, 
physical or emotional. These are the areas where the dead spirits dwell. Powers 
can be gained there, but it is a dead end as far as evolution is concerned.

There is only one higher consciousness and that is attainable through 
Kundalini awakening.  It is everybodies right and cannot be paid for. 
Kundalini rises spontaneous in a person who has once been born as a realised 
soul, when he meets another realised soul. It is as simple as that, but 
there are few of them around.

A realised soul feels his Kundalini as a COOL BREEZE flowing from the palms of 
the hands and from the top of the head. Plese take it as a warning that Heat 
is not a sign of Kundalini, whatever one may say.

Is KUNDALINI dangerous?
-----------------------
Some people try to manipulate Kundalini through different techniques. It is as 
if one puts his fingers in the plug, gets a shock and then says that 
electricity is dangerous. It can be when you use it in the wrong way.
Same with Kundalini! 

If you are eager to know more read 165.31 and also 401.7  to find out more 
and to learn where this knowledge comes from.

This note is not a theoretical approach, it is a testimony of my experience. 
May be to good to be true. Better have it. For after the Kundalini is 
awakened, there is an exciting new world unfolding.


Thanks for reading to the end.
Johan








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1041.2Are there no other ways?BTO::BEST_GA Lerxst in WonderlandMon May 01 1989 13:3517
    
    re: .0 (Johan)
    
    
    In some note somewhere in this notesfile I believe you said Jung was a
    realized soul.  How do you know this?
    
    If, by becoming realized, one can see that Sahaja Yoga is the only
    right way, then why are some realized souls supporting other paths?
    
    I'm not trying to discount Sahaja Yoga or any of your ideas.  I'm 
    just looking for answers.
    
    
    Guy
    
    
1041.3Is C.G. Jung realized soul?VIDEO::SUMon May 01 1989 15:5125
dear guy,

After self realisation, your nervous system becomes sensitive to the 
vibrations of the flowing Kundalini.

These vibrations are modulated with interferences they get from vibrations 
emitted from persons, subjects or even thoughts. In simple words this means 
that if a realised soul puts his attention on a person, on a book, or 
anything, then he monitors, WITHOUT THINKING how his Kundalini reacts.

Two possible effects can occur:

- Kundalini drops or the vibrations get disturbed. This means that the issue 
  of the attention is not the works of another realised soul.

- Kundalini rises stronger and vibrations become purer: The subject of the 
 attention is a realised soul or work of a realised soul.

That is how we say that also Jung had this. Although not all of his works have 
the same strength, reflecting the fluctuations of his state of realisation.

As we said before, it is very easy to get the Realisation, to maintain it 
needs lot of determination and sincerity in ALL aspects of life.

See you.
1041.4realized or just cholicNRADM::BERNIERPatient farmer James 5:7Mon May 01 1989 15:597
    RE .0 Johan,
    
      How does one tell the difference between between a baby realised soul
    and a baby that *is* just cranky (or maybe has cholic) ?  It would
    be foolish to assume that every cranky baby is a "realised soul".
    
    Gil
1041.5realised or crying babyVIDEO::SUMon May 01 1989 16:2711
    re: .04 GIL
    
    As said, the parent needs to be a realised soul before he can detect
    if another person (or baby) is also realised.
    
    When you have it it manifests as a cool breeze flowing from your
    hands and from the top of your head when you approach a realised
    soul. As simple as that. It is not a mental analysis of behaviour,
    but a STATE of being, beyond the thinking process.
    
    see you
1041.6How do you find a teacher that you can trust?BTO::BEST_GA Lerxst in WonderlandTue May 02 1989 09:3612
    
    re. .3 (Johan)
    
    Thank you for the explanation.
    
    Now I have another question.  If one seeks to have their "candle lit",
    so to speak, how would they go about finding a realized soul without
    falling prey to "false gurus"?
    
    Guy
    
    
1041.7KnotsELESYS::JASNIEWSKIthe air that I breathe - and toTue May 02 1989 11:1017
               
    	Gee, my hands *sweat*, most of the time; must be cause I'm so
    full of negativity. And in that context, if you dont want to consider
    my question - I dont want to know! Dont bother looking - I've removed
    it, as I assume it's presence had as much value as, well, "nothing"...
    
    	And dont worry; I'm not taking it to heart. I realize that it's
    not anyone's problem how I choose to feel about not getting any
    consideration, why, it happens to everyone at least once in their
    lives! Some of us are just not used to it yet. At least I'm not
    afraid to reply, because of my anticipated non-reaction...
    
    	Sorry I have not left a positive reaction. I just couldnt not
    be negative about it. It is the context with which I naturally see
    all things.
    
    	Joe Jas
1041.8Before self-realisation...VIDEO::SUTue May 02 1989 12:1048
Re: .5 (Guy)

Indeed, once bit by a snake you'll be scared of seeing a rope on the road.
A seeker of the absolute truth is always looking for a greater meaning to
his/her life. Yet, it always a worry that not everything that is beyond is
Divine. This journey of seeking can be dangerous as you are aware.  We
have heard of the damaging effects brought by drugs.  Most psychic, spiritual, 
and superconscious group are like drugs.  They entice and entrap the seekers.
They are insidious - their dangers are not apparent until it is too late.

Everything that is transient is not necessarily divine.  Not all powers 
contribute to a righteous path. Visions, voices, astral projection (OOB),
auras, levitation, predictions, communications with the dead and all similar 
powers are dangerous.  They are all possible but they do not lead to God.
That power is temporally.  They make our ego believe that they are special.
But all these powers soon sour, cause illness, distress and depression.  They 
are invitations for spirit possession.  They are detours that confuse, if not 
destroy, our true seeking.  Some after your money. Others are after your 
spirit. Others, simply want to take you to hell with them.

So, we have to have our own sense of discrimination (discrete):

	1. The Truth cannot be owned, nor can it be bought or sold.
	2. You should know the value of their path by your own conviction,
	   not by the number of books you read, classes you attend, or pledges 
	   you make.  Truth is not dependent upon salesmanship.
	3. Can you, yourself, feel the effect of the technique?  Do not
	   satisfied by the vague promise that you will be in an "inner 
	   circle" at sometime in the future.
	4. Do they clothe you in unusual dress, seat you in strange postures, 
	   or submit you to wild chanting?  The truth is not something that 
	   has to be attained through strenuous efforts.  It is the strength 
	   of your desire that counts, not the harshness of their tests.
	5. Is the path you've chosen Dharmic (Righteous)?  It has similarity
	   to that followed by the sages.  Will it lead to frightening 
	   experiences of a subconscious or supraconscious nature.
	6. Do you have freedom of choice to leave or continue? Follow your
	   heart, not your ego? If you have fears or misgivings, give them 
	   heed.  If you are in doubt and under pressure, leave.  Do not be 
	   bullied.
	...Your common sense is also part of the truth knowledge.  

You can be your own guru after you become self-realized.  Your awaken 
Kundalini is the spirit within you that will guide you, lead you and protect 
you out and out.


Best regards,
1041.9VIDEO::SUTue May 02 1989 12:1712
    re: .7
    
    Sorry Joe,
    I was looking for your entry yesterday, but for some reason I could
    not find it.  I kept asking myself where is that note I want to
    reply...No offense, truly.
    
    If you like, could you post that question again?  Or you can send
    it through E-Mail.
    
    Best regards,
    
1041.10com'on relax joeVIDEO::SUTue May 09 1989 21:346
    re .7
    
    joe, you must still be mad at us. com'on ask your question again.
    also send you some reply on 'school of life'
    r j.
    
1041.11Western understanding of an Eastern conceptREGENT::WAGNERWed May 10 1989 11:13133
    Johan,

	I see a delemma here.  Truth may be exactly the same for everyone, but 
every one must actually experience it for them to understand.  And even their 
experience of it is different for different persons( at least their 
interpretation of the "Truth").  The problem lies in trying to explain 
something that is beyond words with words.  There is no way that this can be  
done, at least using Western language.  The earliest information on The 
concepts of "chakras" was described in the ancient Sanskrit of East India.  Now 
if each of us understood Sankrit **AND** had the Eastern frame of 
understanding, we might understand, intellectually what you are trying to tell 
us. I say this because there are many words in Sanskrit that have no English 
equivalent, therefore much has been lost in translation.  Much of what you 
are trying to tell us has little meaning because of this translation problem.

	I Don't know where you came up with the terms you use for the 
different chakras, but the text that I have, which was taken from an ancient 
parchment game board and translated by Harish Johari an Indian Semanticist, 
linguist, philosopher and master of Indian religious thought, gives no terms 
for the actual chakras, only the Sanskrit terms for the planes that one 
operates on within each chakra which may or may not be equated with
    its chakra:

	First chakra:  
		Genesis-janma
		Anger-Krodh
		Greed-lobh
                .....
	Second Chakra:
		Purification-Tapah
		envy-Eirsha
		Astral plane-Bhuvar-Loka
    		..... 
    
	Third Chakra:
		Karma-karma-loka
		Charity-Daan
		Plane of Dharma-Dharma-loka
    		......
    
    	fourth Chakra:
		Apt religion-Sudharma
		Good Tendencies-Uttam Gati
		plane of Fragrance-Gandh-loka
    		.....
    
    	Fifth Chakra:   man becomes himself
		Gyana-Jnana
**		(no equivalent)-Apana-loka
		Human plane-Jana-loka
    		.....
    	Sixth Chakra:    The time of penance
		Conscience-Vivek
		Plane of Violence-Himsa-loka
		.....
		.....


And so on.  Many 'planes' or areas of concern have been omitted for the sake 
of brevity.

	My point is that if you understood the concepts of Chakras in more 
detail and not just the Kundalini energy, you would understand just what 
chakra you are operating on and the pitfalls that your ego can fall into  
within that chakra.  The knowledge of Kundalini is not necessary because it is 
an intellectual knowledge that has no real intellectual equivalent in the 
Eastern Language and therefore misundertood.  

	Let me give you a description of the fifth Chakra from the text called
"The Game of Self-Knowledge" which i feel has been translated by a 
knowledgable and authoritative person.  I am offering this as "food for 
thought" as it may or may not apply in your case; it is up to you to decide:


"In the fifth chakra the player has realized compassion and wants to share 
with others how he has been able to resolve those karmas which he has 
confronted.  Located in the throat, it is the chakra of Gyana (also spelled 
jnana), knowledge.  The main problem is authoritarianism--'this is the only 
way.' Beyond the realm of senses, this is the center of akash (ether).  The 
elemental color is light lavender.  The player who vibrates here meditates on 
so-ham, the sound his breath makes as he inhales and exhales.  His hangup is 
logic and his boon to understanding.  He sleeps four to five hours nightly, 
changing sides.
	This is the Human plane, and Right knowledge and Gyana the arrows 
which can take the player up.  Ignorance is the snake.  This is the Plane of 
the Positive, Negative and Neutral Life breaths(Frana, Apana, Vyana).  Here he 
is born as man and gains the understanding of energy, Agnih.

I find it interesting that Kundalini is not mentioned once in this ancient 
Hindu text except in one reference to it being a concept of those who study 
yoga.

	I believe that you are in a very good place.  But as our 'energy' 
rises, our ego can become very sneaky and subtle in deluding us.  the higher 
the 'energy' rises  the more deceptive the ego becomes and the farther we have 
to fall.  Please understand that you only have the answers for you and nobody 
else.  Only someone who is "vibrating" at your energy level or **higher** can 
truly appreciate and understand what you are trying to relate to others.  And 
there is no need to communicate your realizations to these persons because 
they already understand.  In either case it is a pitfall of  the ego.  


Please understand that i am not pointing fingers at you because I and everybody 
else are likely to fall prey to this 'snake.' It usually catches us by 
surprise and sometimes shock.


TO THE DEJAVU COMMUNITY:

	If you would like to have a more complete and deeper understanding of 
what J has been talking about when he mentions chakras, i have a complete text
on "LEELA: The Game of Self-Knowledge" located in my account.  It reveals the 
Pluses and pitfalls of each chakra and what one must do to function within the 
next higher chakra.  One can make quick ascents (and descents) and thus bybass 
levels.  There is about one hundred pages of text and is semi-formatted for 
two-sided printing.  (The luxuries of working with an engineering group which 
is designing a duplex printer.)  It can be printed on any printer as the 
format is ASCII.  

	The location of this text is:

	REGENT::USER$C:[WAGNER.PERSONAL.GAME]LEELA.TXT

The directory and text is world readable and should be copied into your 
account before printing to reduce network congestion.  If there are any 
problems copying the text or printing it, please send me mail at 
REGENT::WAGNER and i can send a hard-copy through inter-office mail
    
  
    
    Ernie
    
1041.12Sri Mataji's US- tour 89VIDEO::SUSat May 20 1989 00:1339
To everyone ,
    Note 401.41 can serve as answer to many of your replies.
    
    Just want to inform about the Schedule of Shri Mataji's visit in
    June:
    
    
Fr  9 Jun	Arriving New York
Sa 10 Jun	Rest in New York
Su 11 Jun	Devi Puja in Connecticut
Mo 12 Jun	Program in New York
Tu 13 Jun	to Cincinnati
We 14 Jun	Program in Cincinnati
Th 15 Jun	to Tronto, public program.
Fr 16 Jun	to Vancouver
Sa 17 Jun 	Program in Vancouver
Su 18 Jun 	to San Diego
Mo 19 Jun	in San Diego
Tu 20 Jun	Program in San Diego
We 21 Jun	to Miami, Florida
Tu 22 Jun 	Program in Miami
We 23 Jun	to Bogota, Columbia
Th 24 Jun	Program in Bogota
Fr 25 Jun	Puja in Bogota for South America
Sa 26 Jun	to Rio
Su 27 Jun	Program in Rio
Mo 28 Jun 	to Salvador (Brazil)
Tu 29 Jun	program in Salvador
We 30 Jun 	Back to London

If you study this schedule, you may wonder how a lady of 65 years manages
    such a schedule. Never asking anything, just giving. 
    Before this, there is a 2 month tour in Europe, after this there
    is Australia and India.
    The Guru does all the work, disciples enjoy. Such a Guru is very
    rare.
    
    Johan.