May 14 2011

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Natural Evolution Patanjali yoga sutras 164

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Prayer. Welcome. Today San Jose has received Ganesha today. Install the deity, he will give Vibhooti and you will understand it is energized by me. I am doing through research on the original sutras. I am scanning it before presenting it to you all about the truth of having the powers of siddhis by Janma. According to Patanjali by medicines, mantra – sound, or by tapah austerity or by samadhi the extraordinary siddhis powers and experiences and kaivalya can be achieved. Janma Aushadihi mantra Tapa Samadhi jaat siddhayaha Let us understand the sutra. I am doing some more work, research work so that when I speak on this Janma concept, that can become a complete pregnancy course. After I do research and conscious scanning, I will speak on that subject. Today I will move to the next sutra. Subject is natural evolution 164th Patanjali Yoga Sutras, 4th chapter 2nd verse Jaati antara parinaamaha Prakruthi aapuraath Viviekananda: the change into another species is affected by the change in nature Prabhavananda: the transformation of one species into the other is caused by inflowing as nature Satchitananda: The transformation of one species to other is brought out by inflowing as nature Osho: The transformation from one class species or kind into another is by the overflow of natural tendencies or potentialities. The sacred secret you need to understand in this sutra is by nature constantly you are evolving into another species. How monkey has evolved into human beings in some human bodies, man is evolving as a superman – enlightened being. All you need to do is allow the natural flow. The sacred secret in this sutra is allow the natural flow you will become an extraordinary human being. There is a thick blanket of silence in you. please understand there is a thick blanket of silence. Sometimes when you are all by yourself even internally relaxed. A thick blanket of silence covers you, over powers you. the thick blanket of silence is nature. Please understand, when you are levitating, just internally look what is happening. You will see the thick blanket of silence! Or even otherwise when you sit in unclutching, in ½ hour you will be covered by a thick blanket of silence. All of you carry that thick blanket of silence in you. the first dress your consciousness wears is the thick blanket of silence. By nature, that thick blanket of silence what is addressed as ‘mouna’ by Ramana Maharshi and Adi Shankara. Upanishads describe this thick blanket of silence as beyond the mind where the vaak loses its function, the ability to function is lost by vaak. That space is what I describe as the thick blanket of silence. I tell you meditate on that silence like Dakshinamurthy’s inner space – intense silence, vibrant silence! Ramana Maharshi says very beautifully even if you meditate on the extraordinary silence of the sky, not only enlightenment even the extraordinary powers, siddhis will happen to you. meditate on the silence of Dakshinamurthy. You will exactly feel like this whole world is a small dream, you can change and do as you want. I am not even changing, it is happening! Change has started happening ☺ Meditate on the intense silence where the mind & words loses its power! You will allow the natural enlightenment to happen in you. You don’t even need to create that silence or meditate on it. you need to just allow it. it is there. That thick blanket of silence is there. Allow it. So I leave you with this one samyama. Try this samyama today. Send me your home work report after you do this samyama on the intense vibrant silence which is in all of you. You will suddenly see the natural, spontaneous enlightenment and the natural evolving process from human to super human will happen in you. Blessings!

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