Shakti, Heart,, and the Self

[Guest guest]

Hello everyone,

 

Again checking in from the web without benefit of spell checking. I

don't have access to my personal e-mail by the way - only the group

posts some of which I scan. Based on what I have read recently, I

would like to say that:

 

It is the experience of Yogis and Sages that the Supereme Shakti,

known by many names such as Divine Mother, Universal Goddess, Maya

and Yogamaya is the Energy, Beauty, Movement, and Grace of

Consicousness. It Is She, who takes on the form of the Goddess or

one's Ishta Devata, whether it is Krishna or Christ, or another and

appears before the devotee as a mirror of innocence, purity, and

beauty.

 

When the Shakti manifests as the look, touch, silence, and words of

the True Guru, the devotee intuitively knows the meaning of complete

surrender. This is the Grace that takes the mind, supermind, and all

aspects of the devotee's individual existence to their source. The

Shakti Reveals Her Self to be the Heart, The Self, It Self. The

Movement of the Energy of Consciousness Reveals It Self to be Non-

Movement of Consciousness. Just Pure Consciousness, The Self-Knowing.

Here the difference between Saguna and Nirguna Brahman vanishes. This

is why the Buddhists say the Form is Formless or that Emptiness is

Form.

 

Eric, are you aware that Swami Muktananda visited Sri Ramana. His

visit was no different than that of thousands of yogis and swamis who

wished to be in the presence of the Sage of Arunachala.

 

Where did I hear that Swami Nityananda, the Guru of Swami Muktananda

also visited Sri Ramana? Is it true and does anyone know?

 

Swami Nityananda initiated many people in his life time by his

presence and look and touch in addition to Swami Muktananda. He was a

great example of a modern Avadhuta and was saturated with Shakti. His

love and generosity for the devotees was overwhelming although

silence and a few utterances was his mode of communication. Swami

Nityananda was well known in India in the Shakti tradition and my

teacher spoke highly of him.

 

Love to all

Harsha

[Guest guest]

, harsha-hkl@h... wrote:

>

> When the Shakti manifests as the look, touch, silence, and words of

> the True Guru, the devotee intuitively knows the meaning of complete

> surrender. This is the Grace that takes the mind, supermind, and all

> aspects of the devotee's individual existence to their source. The

> Shakti Reveals Her Self to be the Heart, The Self, It Self. The

> Movement of the Energy of Consciousness Reveals It Self to be Non-

> Movement of Consciousness. Just Pure Consciousness, The

Self-Knowing.

> Here the difference between Saguna and Nirguna Brahman vanishes.

This

> is why the Buddhists say the Form is Formless or that Emptiness is

> Form.

 

Namaste Harsha et al,

 

Exactly! Saguna doesn't exist really it is the association or

combination of jivas, there is only Nirguna. As is demonstrated by

pralaya.........ONS.......Tony.