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suppl. 40 verses, V. 19, 20

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Its mouth is closed. Within its cavety is seated a heavy

darkness, filled with all desires; all the great nerves are

centred there; the home it is of breath, mind, light of

Knowledge.

 

The Lord whose home is the interior of the Heart-Lotus

is extolled as Lord of the Cave. If by force of practice

the feeling "I am He, I am the Lord of the Cave" becomes

firmly established, as firmly as your present notion that you

are the Ego is established in the body, and thus you stand

forth as the Lord of the Cave, the illusion that you are the

perishable body will vanish like darkness before the rising Sun.

 

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by Swaminathan

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It is inverted, and in it there is a tiny orifice wherein is firmly

seated along with latent tendencies etc. an immense darkness.

Thereon the entire nervous system has its support. It is the

seat of the vital forces, the mind, and the light of consciousness.

 

That Divinity which shines as the 'I' in the cavity of the Heart-

lotus is adored as the Lord Guhesa. When, through intensive

practice, the bhavana 'He am I', that is 'That Guhesa am I',

is as firmly established as the 'I'-notion deep-rooted in your body,

and when you abide ever as the Divinity itself, It shines forth,

whereupon ignorance, that is the notion 'I-am-the-perishable-body',

is dispelled like darkness before the rising sun.

 

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by Osborne

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