Agreed. This type of post is what FFL is and should be about. Thanks, Rick, and thank your friend for allowing you to share his/her experience with us.
** --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "wayback71" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Archer" <rick@> wrote: > > > > From a friend > > > > > > > > The Experience of Self-Realization, The Self is huge, infinite now, with its > > only boundary being my capacity to integrate it as my Self. The question, > > "Who am I?" brings bliss and a vast reservoir of silence. Infinite silence. > > What happened? About a year and a half ago, something inside just gave way. > > My stories about myself, my comparisons of symptoms of higher states (CC, > > GC, UC), my comparisons between myself and others have all pretty much > > fallen away. Whatever was growing bottled up inside, just flip- flopped to > > the outside. Aside from my physical form, who am I? I am the world of my own > > making. I accept the world of my Self as my Self. The pinch is gone. Is > > there more to learn? Yes, living an infinite reality is always more to > > learn. My Stabilized Siddhis. I can now see within my body, or the bodies of > > others at will. Very easy to do - I only do it for healing, and rarely at > > that. All the muscles and blood and lymph and veins and arteries, and > > concentrations of energy are visible. Not a big deal.Also, omniscience is > > very strong. I also see angels with refined vision, and Brahmananda > > Saraswati. Again- no side show- just for good, only for His blessings. As > > Maharishi has taught us, the goal is Self-Realization. Everything else is > > just extra. Once Self-realization is reached, siddhis experiences are just > > like any other experience - no better or worse. Jai Guru Dev, and May God > > Bless You! > > > > It is so uplifting to read this, and other posts in the same vein. I live out in the Real World, > and even in yoga classes etc, there is nothing like this discussion, with this assumption of > common knowledge, and this simplicity and donw-to earthness. What a relief. Thanks >
