Above the mind is light, sound, vacuum, chittam
breath all the time. For as long as He does it for us
and ultimately, God. All the qualities above the
He is the God and we are the slaves.
mind are divine, godly qualities. It is the combination of ‘positive’ and ‘negative’ qualities that gives
If your papa is giving you money regularly, even if
mind the means for its existence. But the mind ex-
you are an adult and a married man, still your papa
ists in an invisible astral world and that is why we
is maintaining you and your family, you are de-
cannot control it directly.
pendent on him. He will annoy you all the time not
to spend too much, so where is your freedom? You
It is said in Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra that we should
are dependent on him and you have to admit it.
control the mind indirectly through the breath by
You have money, but it is not your own. In the
the practice of meditation.
same way our life is limited because it is breathed
by God the Father. God the Father is having many
Chitta is the root of all actions (vritti) and life force
children and they are all dependent on Him. Be-
found itself entirely absorbed by these actions. The
come an adult and do everything by yourself and
Soul therefore found itself prisoner of the prana
get your deserved freedom, otherwise you will
(breath and life) within the body and it needs to
need the help of Mother and Father.
free itself from this cage (prakriti or creation) that
the vritti had created through the senses.
The ultimate freedom (liberation) is often misunderstood with being free at the time of death.
You will experience the real freedom the day you
will be free from yourself, when you will be free even
The individual Soul is freed and returns to Heaven
from God. The day when He will stop breathing for
or merges into the Soul. However, if the individual
you, as you will be able to breathe for yourself.
Soul is not detached from the senses then logically,
that will not become possible. Freedom of the time
We are engaged in so many activities but we have
of death is different from freedom during life. True
no attention for the main job of our life, breathing
liberation consists of being free from the senses at
to maintain life in this body. We pay no attention at
all times. No matter how hard a person tries,
all to our breathing although we know that, the
habits (attachments) will surface at the time of
moment breath stops, we die. Still we do not care
death. These habits, which were created in this life,
for that, our Father is there for us to do this job. And
according to our tendencies, are taken with us
that is why we are completely dependent on Him and
when we die. The only way to break these attach-
He has the right of life and death upon us. He is
ments is through meditation.
maintaining both our life and body by breathing for
us.
If we make a habit of concentrating our life force (carried by breath) in bhruva, between our eyebrows,
You seek the ultimate freedom but you are still the
then at the time of death this is the prevailing quality.
child of your Father, completely dependent. You
When life force is accustomed to entering the pituit-
need to be free from your own body. Life wants to
ary gland (bhruva), then one lives constantly in
be free from the breath because breath is holding
Brahma (God the Father), becoming one with the
the life. Body is holding the breath, breath is hold-
Soul; working in the material world yet at the same
ing the life, life is holding the soul and soul alone
time remaining detached. Without this habit one
came out directly from God the Father.
works in the material world and will belong to the
material world.
You are purusha, the Soul, but the day you become
purusha, then only you can claim that you are the
Living constantly in Brahma, in God the Father,
son of Parama purusha, who is exactly like God the
allows a person go beyond thoughts, whether pos-
Father. And that is the final freedom, the day you
itive or negative. And this is the perfect freedom
will be free from God the Father pulling your
and the concrete definition of spirituality.
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