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We store our attachments and aversions in our subtle nervous system,
when we approach something that represents one or the other
of them to us we enliven those samsaras and they arise. Fine feeling ones
like for altruism are easy to bring forth and project onto others. Such feeling
of altruism to ourselves are more difficult because we have always been trained
to dance to another's tune. When we finally start uncovering our own samsaras we
see both the positive feeling ones and the negative feeling ones with nothing to
project them upon. That's very difficult to figure out.
The more clearing the more strong
the feelings. The only key is to acknowledge them and let them go. One should
not run out and act upon them. This could be called stress release, and yet,
it's easier to understand than stress release because these aren't really
stresses but the basic habitual tendencies of the mind (vrittis) that have been
carrying on for all our existances so far.
Beating them is very very
difficult. Yes, it's great to have some guru knock on your head and tell you
you're one of the best Americans to walk the earth and collate your group into
some divine form of insiders and magnetize you again against your negative
vrittis.
Running fast once again you get the
runners high. But they will catch up with you eventually and then you'll be
fucked if you haven't learned to accept them and release. Imagine being
surrounded by packs of baboons and hyenas. These are your vrittis. They
aren't polite.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 2:09 PM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Just
received, re: Kalki Diksha
Have you ever had the experience of experiencing Unity
towards
another human being, and yet other times feeling alienated towards
an aspect of your personality? What is going on in the brain then I
wonder?
--- In [email protected],
Rick Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]...> wrote:
> From
a friend in Oregon.
>
> Our course on Sunday lasted 9 hours, from
10AM to 9
> PM, with an hour break for lunch. It was taught
by
> two young people, a man and a woman, Freddie and
> Madeleine,
both about 30 years old. They were fully
> enlightened, and
special envoys from Bhagavan Kalki,
> with whom they had lived for a
number of years. 57
> people attended. They gave us 9
Dikshas during the
> day (transfers of energy to the brain). Even today
my
> head is pulsing from it. Everything was free, we only
> paid
a modest fee for their travel, etc. In addition,
> they taught us
about God, and how to draw him to us.
> They said it is essential to
have a bonding
> relationship with him. Imagine Him anyway we
liked,
> and then invite Him into our hearts to awaken there.
>
Talk to Him Trust in Him. Just Trust, trust, trust.
>
America is at the bottom of the pile in its
> relationship to
God. God is 'unemployed here'. If we
> choose to search
ourselves, protect ourselves, do for
> ourselves, he will just stand
back and let us.
>
> At one point the woman told us that to her
we appeared
> as Gods.
>
> At the end of the 9 hours, the
young man asked how
> many people saw others as themselves (i.e.,
were
> experiencing non-duality). Twenty people raised
their
> hands!!!!!
>
> The point of the Dikshas was to
restructure lobes in
> the brain, so that unity can be perceived.
The two
> described themselves as 'brain doctors.'
>
>
Also, Sri Mananacharya, a very renowned astrologer I
> work with in
India, the Creator of Paramdhaam, looked
> at the site (
www.liveinjoy.com), and wrote to me that
> Bhagavan Kalki was the tenth
and last incarnation of
> Vishu. No wonder Maharishi has bowed to
it.
>
> On Saturday night, I had dinner with ten of these
who
> regularly receive Diksha. More than two were
>
enlightened. As well, two others who were enlightened
> and who
had the ability to perform Diksha on others,
> were sitting outside the
cafe. All looked very
> ordinary. All of it was rather
unsettling for me, as
> 24 hours before I had not heard of this, and now
I was
> in the middle of it.
>
> I advise you to do this as
soon as you can, and any
> others you can convince
there.
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