--- In [email protected], akasha_108 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> 
> This process began over a year ago when you and Rory began to 
speak of
> your experiences using terms such as enlightenment, Brahman, 
Brahman
> Consciousness, etc. Maybe not all such terms were used by you -- I
> would have to check the archives. The point is that was my 
impression
> and interpreation of what the two of you were saying. And I may 
have
> been incorrrect. 

<snip>

Hey Akasha, good to see you!

I don't recall everything Tom and I said, but in general, Brahman 
still appears to be the right "niche" (what a paradox THAT is! *lol*)
for those experiences -- the realization that all the desired states 
of consciousness -- C.C., G.C. and U.C. -- were available at will, 
as a matter of attention, and that *none* of them was the deepest 
Truth -- that what was ardently desired was only Perfection, NOW -- 
and that accepting and surrendering into that resulted in the 
immediate death of my Soul, the old witnessing "I AM", as "I" was 
ripped open into realization of THAT which had been there all along, 
ignored in my unconscious search for something other than what IS. I 
cannot really speak for anyone's state of consciousness other than 
my own and how others look inside my field, and really everyone 
looks pretty darn good, fully enlightened in fact, even those doing 
a great job of pretending they are in ignorance for the time being. 
That said, I do notice when someone is resisting the "me" in them, 
and Tom is one of the few I have seen who presents no resistance 
whatsover, ever. He is also the first to understand me on FFL when I 
was saying that Brahman is not an experience, it is an 
Understanding, actually the radical Understanding. This is something 
that people experiencing C.C. and G.C. and even Unity do not, in my 
opinion, generally actually get. That subtle ego or causal body 
seems to get in the way, still claiming the "experience" for its 
own. :-)

(To attempt some of Vaj's questions from this perspective, the loss 
of the Causal body was a huge shock that took some time to get used 
to -- the "fishbowl" quality of I/THAT/Everything presented nothing 
to hold on to, anywhere. Being taught "by" what I assume was Vaj's 
Hiranyagarbha -- which I know is supposed to be the golden egg, but 
to me appeared red on one end, blue on the other, and gold only 
around the middle -- only really came to awareness a few years after 
that "Brahman-Crucifixion;"  a number of other unfoldments took 
place in between. Not having a body of my own necessitated 
constructing another body, an immortal "body of knowledge," which I 
have been tinkering with and refining pretty much ever since. I 
guess Purusha is as good a name as any. I am still not "done," by 
the way. A lot of stuff associated with becoming the physical 
incarnation of Karttikeya, about four years after "Brahman," was so 
intense that I am still processing it, 19 years later.)

Yours,

R.






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