Guest guest Posted February 22, 2001 Report Share Posted February 22, 2001 Contd from prev.post:-<br>Another sure sign of progess of Vipasana is sudden jerks. You will, during yr vipasana , suddenly break concentration due to sudden jerk. this jerk may be felt in hands, legs, head, or in the whole body. When you first get this jerk, congratulate yourself and your Ishta, that you have reached the first stage of progress. why we get these jerks (These may be experienced by other sadhaka too doing TM, or Raj Yoga, or Mantra chanting). When we start concentrating on our breathing, our chitta becomes busy in sending this Vritti of holding consciousness on the nostrils and stops other Vrittis…..When this concentration deepens it disturbs the Guna balance of incoming Prana. Now prana coming in should be either in Sat, Raj or Tam but our concentration is balancing all the Gunas (imbalance of guna is main cause of our very existance). The Prana thus balanced for a fraction of a second…become so pure that they can not remain in a body full of imbalance of gunas….the prana thus try to reach their source, the Soul and route for prana to reach its source is to pass through Sushmna Nadi in the spine. Thus Prana from legs, or hands or from whole body rush towards Sushumana….leaving the particular limb without Prana for a fraction of a second. this process causes a sudden jerk in the limbs and our concentration is broken. Though one may not notice but the breathing also stops during this short interval.<br>At this stage, one is in deep concentration and prior arrangement should be made so that nobody disturbs you during meditation, as sudden sound or disturbance during this period may be fatal for some. Also you will notice that your ears have become so sensitive during this period that you start picking up distant sounds very clearly. A fall of a needle near you may produce such a sound that it may disturb your concentration. all these sign denote progress. <br><br>Slowly you will feel peace prevailing in the mind and in the body. Your voice will change…you will feel particulary some time after Vipasana that your voice is strange….it is deep, sweet and resonating. Slowly the fatigue lines on the face will start fading. The eyes will become smiling. Hate and anger will start cooling down. Blood Pressure will come to the best possible mark. Hours of sleep will reduce and hunger will be moderate. Bad odours from the body will no more be there.<br><br>Till you get above signs, you should continue Vipasana. Further signs can not be discussed here….if you have reached upto here, the Universal system will make sure you find a teacher to guide you further because the next stage is more disturbing (and rewarding too) and can not be performed without proper guidance.<br><br>Hari Om<br>__________________<br>Co\ ncluded Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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