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Transliteration of
original Sanskrit Scripture :-
hânam eæâm kleåavad uktam hânam = cessationeæâm = of thesekleåavat = like the causes of sufferinguktam = described, explained
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language translation:- As uttered in previous steps, even in these advanced state of realization of alert mind and self alert , the disciple should strive consciously to free from affliction from latent karma impression till they are judiciously exhausted . /28/. |
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View Point28:- The Great Sage says that during stage
of seeded spiritual union and after the attainment of spiritual technology of
discrimination , the flow of five kinds of distress provoking thought namely
true thought, false thought, verbal thought, sleep thought and memory thought
along with the five kinds of distress contained in them namely lack of spiritual
technology, self-sense, attachment, aversion and fear of death gets eliminated
from the alert mind once it becomes clean, guilt free and calm. The
very interior seed of this flow, however, keeps on hibernating and remains alive,
though in a rudimentary form, in the awareness of lingering past subliminal
impressions. It is from the flow of this very interior seed that the perfect
disciple is able to get technology of the distress provoking thought hibernating
in it. Once he attains this spiritual technology,
the perfect disciple makes efforts and succeeds in getting liberated from its
shackles. The very interior seed, which keeps on nurturing in the lingering past
subliminal impressions can produce distress-provoking thought. The perfect
disciple remains alert of this possibility at all times and every moment
during his disciplined cultivation. This is because the seed of these distress
provoking thought remains very much alive in his lingering past subliminal
impressions. It is not possible to destroy or eliminate one’s lingering past
subliminal impressions. They have to be undergone and enjoyed. As such, the
perfect disciple through prolonged practice has to undergo his lingering past
subliminal impressions consciously and carefully. These impressions are, however, to be
undergone and enjoyed by becoming craving free and by becoming free from
self-sense and with complete awareness and comprehension. The undergoing of
lingering past subliminal impressions is to be consciously undergone as
obedience to Divine dispensation and command and will of soul essence and God
essence. The undergoing of lingering past subliminal impressions is to be
consciously undergone by remaining in a state of contentment in the present.
They have to be undergone by eliminating self-sense and by having faith and by
considering their undergoing as worship of God. All the auspicious and inauspicious, good
and bad, bliss and sinful and pleasurable and painful actions are to be
undergone and enjoyed as worship of God essence. They are to be undergone by
keeping the self -alert focused in alert mind on God essence alone. The
practice which is undertaken for the liberation from the thought of five kinds
of impediments and which has been mentioned in the previous pars of yogic
disciplined cultivation, is to be carried on. This practice is to be continued
till the attainment of the state of seedless spiritual union that is kavialya.
The Great Sage says that it is on the
attainment of the seeded spiritual union and on the attainment of technology of
discernment or discrimination that a perfect disciple is able to harness many
powers and attains spiritual technology about Nature’s essence and about
its subjects and objects. The perfect disciple is able to get and harness these
powers in the form of divine dispensation and God’s grace. It is in this state
that he enjoys the lingering past subliminal impressions in a state of calms on account of his remaining liberated from worldly worries and cares and
distress provoking thought. The Sage becomes the recipient and master of
Nature’s variegated technology. He learns and attains the technology of
necromancy through his technology of nature and its subjects and objects.
Self-sense and egoism by emerging their ugly head out of the lingering past
subliminal impressions can, however, disturb and interrupt the penance of the
perfect disciple. As such, the perfect disciple is not to misuse his learnt and
acquired spiritual technology about any subject or object of interior of
natural essence. He is also not to exhibit his cosmic powers of necromancy. He is
neither to have attachment nor aversion towards it. By experiencing it as
God’s grace he is to offer this spiritual technology back at the feet of the
lord with awareness, humility and with full faith. Innumerable living beings, which are being
created in the universe, are working, moving and functioning according to their
latent impressions or lingering past subliminal impressions. The perfect
disciple is not to create a hindrance or an impediment in their working or
functioning by misusing the spiritual technology acquired by him in respect of
the subjects and objects of subtlest nature essence. He is not to obstruct
the natural course of events through feats of his expertise. The Great Sage
says that elimination and eradication of lingering past subliminal impressions
like the thought of hindrance or impediments, is to be affected consciously by
through prolonged practice of yoga. The practice is to be kept up in a
consistent manner over a long period of time and till the final goal is
achieved. The seed of fear of death remains, however,
alive in the lingering past subliminal impressions especially up to the stage of
seedless spiritual union. Lingering past subliminal impressions cannot, however,
be altogether eliminated. Their enjoyment or undergoing has already been decided
and destined by interior of natural essence . They have to be enjoyed or undergone
in this incarnation or in the next incarnation. There is no escape from them.
Since the mind is moving and functioning in the present, the seed of lingering
past subliminal impressions, as such, cannot be made to disappear or become
scarce. The seed will, however, become scarce only
on the disappearance and manifestation of qualities and powers of the
characteristics and qualities of interior of natural essence. As such, in this
state, the state of alert mind is like the state of death of the living
being, which itself is a type of unique distress. This distress is, however,
pleasure giving. Thereafter, the death like distress, does not torment the
alert mind and the body. Hence, it is called the Great Death or kaivalya. It
is in this state that the perfect disciple visibly experiences death face to
face. It is through the seedless spiritual union that the perfect disciple
cultivates and disciplines the fear of death. Yoga Tip :- Select any one spiritual form & remain above any blind worship or superstition attached to it. Meditate on it with devotion regularly and consciously. Here is offered an icon of devout image of Meditation Kuru [Kurukulla Tibetan Red Tara]. While fixing attention on spiritual form, hear, recite or remember its name repeatedly and continue to feel it for 15 minutes or so. It could work as short cut medicine to control and cure various kinds of bodily and mental strains and diseases such as sleeplessness, blood pressure, physical strains, mental worry and/ or mental fears. It also improves concentration and meditation cosmic power and makes mind refreshing. Meditation Kuru [ Kurukulla Tibetan Red Tara] is the
Great Goddess of Tibetan Tantra, her red-bronze color connoting love both carnal
as well as spiritual. Meditation Kuru [ Kurukulla Tibetan Red Tara] dances upon the demon of lack of spiritual
technology
and destroys him. Meditation Kuru [ Kurukulla Tibetan Red Tara] bow and arrow pierce through difficulties; her lower right
hand offers the yoga pose of reassurance. Meditation Kuru [ Kurukulla Tibetan Red
Tara] garland of skulls shows she is the
Tibetan form of Kali Goddess, she who transforms death to life, wrath to
auspiciousness.
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