Guest guest Posted February 22, 2001 Report Share Posted February 22, 2001 Contd from prev-post<br>2- visions showing future - These visions are like his Kripa to tell us forehand that we should be ready for some bad times. Though some people, without any sadhna also see visions about future, but these are more common with sadhkas. One should not feel distressed to see the future, as God wishes to warn us and to be ready for this.<br><br>3- Visions guiding in sadhna - Once we have made little advancement on the path of sadhna, our burden of Yoga is taken over by HIM (As shri Krishna has beautifully explained in Gita). These type of visions are seen by those sadhaka who do not have a guru, or their guru is not available to help him. These visions give clear guidance on sadhna. I myself had this great vision when I was experimenting with Om sadhna and was chanting OM in a wrong way. I saw Swami Parmananda taking OM classes and rebuking a child for not chanting OM in a proper way. I got the msg and changed my way of chanting…and the speed of progress was doubled.<br><br>4- Visions showing the mysteries of the Universe - These type of visions are seen by advanced sadhka (or by a novice if God so wishes). In this one may see sky, stars, kundilini or his body functions, or may see different energies working in the universe. The vision had by Great Yogananda falls under this category. So by careful analysis of the vision, we may categorise it and find out whether it indicates Chittashudhhi, warning, guiding or showing great mystery and use its results in our sadhna.<br>STRANGE LIGHTS : Seeing strange lights by closed eyes is a very common phenomenon. these are seen even by new sadhkas. There are different explanations for seeing the lights, but we will not go intodry intellecualism. These lights may be seen as a dot against the black back ground as seen by closed eyes.or we may see a fog/mist of colors, or the light may be seen as a thunderbolt. How we see the lights is not important. The importance of light lies in its color. We should carefully note the color of the light seen which may give us an insight into its significance. I am giving below some examples gathered from new and advanced sadhkas :-<br> <br>(The colors may be common colors, but they tend to change in such wavelengths as are never seen in practical. Seeing a color in strange wavelengths denotes higher stage of concentration)<br><br>1- A less black dot seen in the darker background :- It denotes the sadhna is on right path. The dot represents wavering but settleing Manas as seen by the Agya Chakra.<br><br>2- A bright dot (color milky white) : denotes progress in sadhna. If possible we should concentrate on this<br>dot, though in the beginning it sparks and fades in seconds, but becomes stable with progress in concentration.<br><br>3- self-illuminating cob-webs or strange shapes : These may denote visualising one of our chakra, or a complex system of our Nadis. Instead of wasting our time as to what it is, we should continue with our sadhna and He will reveal slowly what He wishes to show.<br><br>4- Color Pink : denotes higher stage of purified chitta<br><br>5- Color Green : denotes peace attained by Manas<br><br>6- color Yellow or golden : denotes Ishwar Kripa coming to us<br><br>7- Color Orange : denotes lust and Kama under control<br><br>8- Color Violet : denotes higher stage of sadhna. It signifies activation of Agya Chakra.<br><br>9- Color Blue : denotes feeling of Vairagya becoming stronger.<br><br>contd.............................. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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