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shriadishakti , <lunduner1@b...> wrote:

> Hi Aunty Lyndal,

>

Hi Autny Lyndal again,

 

I find all this quite fascinating indeed! I always thought there was more to life/moods/emotions before SY. Sometimes in the past I would concern myself with stupid worries that I knew was pointless but yet I couldn't help it...

 

Anyhow, please correct me if I'm wrong:

 

Bhaddhas basicly manifest when a spiritual centre gets infected or clogged up for whatever reason hence we meditate, the kundalini rises and cleanses the spiritual centre and removes the Bhaddha. When a Chakra is clogged up/infected, is this called a 'catch'?

 

A Bhoot is more serious, and meditating might not be enough to remove it in some cases? Can you get a Bhoot through having blocked chakras only or can you still get a Bhoot even when meditating?

 

Obviously, some people/Doctors etc will give a scientific/logical type explanation for someone who is possesed with a Bhoot....what makes you so sure that something is a Bhoot rather than say somekind of mental internal damage to the brain etc? I'm not challenging you here with your beliefs because I think also like you do but I am interested in your arguements anyway!

 

Thank you once again, I shall attend my collective even wiser!!!

 

 

Adam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Adam,

It sounds as if you are getting detatched enough now

from your former self to objectively notice what is happening inside.

It is your own kundalini, the Mother inside you who is showing you

where to direct vibrations by giving you a little hint. Perhaps the

area you are describing is the seat of the left Svaddhisthan in the

Sahasrara?

Bhaddhas can manifest anywhere but even if they are in the first

few chakras they always move upwards when they clear.

Bhoots may be people or animals or anything which is past even

dinosaurs or moulds ...not necessarily bad people. But bad people

who are tantrikas are able to use them to affect other people.

Sri Mataji has told us that the western practice of burying our dead

and not cremating them has made it difficult for lots of souls to

take another birth so they hang about in churches and graveyards.

Old drunks like to hang about pubs. Because they have no bodies but

are still full of desires they try to satisfy these by entering into

and possessing humans with the same desires.

Some are just tied to us by affection. I knew a chap who had asthma

which we were able to treat by getting him to tell his son that he

was allright now having found Sri Mataji and that his son should

leave his heart chakra and take a new birth. The son had died a few

years before at the age of eight. Naturally the father was attatched

to him.

People who are not consious are always at risk of inviting bhoots

in. This is why we are endeavoring to become fully conscious of our

true spiritual Self by weeding out all our habits etc.

In the tapes I mentioned you will find a lot more information

about how to clear them out.

If you remain centred and watch people it is pretty obvious what

sort of bhoots motivate their behaviour. Sometimes it is very

funny. Some very entertaining movies have this sort of subject

e.g. " ghost Busters " or an old Polanski film called " The Fearless

Vampire KIllers " .... made long before you were born so may not be

suited to young humour.

We really don't need to put much attention on these things. Much

better to contemplate the Kingdom of God.

Sri Mataji advised us to ask Sri Mahavira, (rather than Sri Mahakali

bhairava), to look after our left side as he is the Archangel

Michael and his special job is chasing them down to Hell.

It is interesting to note that the movement of the left side is down

in a spiral which is why it is hard to get out of depression. The

right side movement is naturally upwards and the natural process of

all evolution is from left to right and then to the centre.

So taking some sort of activity is good for left side tendencies

before one can get back in to the centre again.

with love from Aunty Lyndal.