Heart Centre, Siva/Sakti

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Namaste All, Lovely mantra Harsha!!Perfect!!

 

He wrote:->The wonder of it was that my awareness was

not in the body - my

>awareness

was over the whole of the space filled with that

Nectar. The whole

Universe

was Nectar. I call it Nectar; you could call it Ether,

something very

subtle, attached with awareness at every point. And

everything living

and

non-living was like snow flakes floating in that ocean

of Nectar.

 

If you ask me what my body was, my body was the whole

universe of

Nectar,<

 

Sounds like an experience of Savikalpa Samadhi,(he

mentions ether or akasa, I suppose), as opposed to a

union of Siva/Sakti. What is the definition of the

'Heart Centre'? Should we say that it is Saguna

Brahman, or Nirguna Brahman? I was always under the

impression it meant Nirguna!

 

Ramana says the Sakti cannot be felt until the day of

Moksha, so why do we use the word experiencing Sakti

when it is Kundalini Prana?

 

Siva/Sakti being Nirguna/Saguna

Brahman/Devi/Iswara/Maya/God etc, and all else is

Prana and Karma. Using Siva in the Ramana way, as

describing Nirguna Brahman. Big Siva instead of little

siva!

 

Experience is not transcendental, it is within

illusion ,even if blissful, is it not? I try to not

become too attached to such happenings with K, as they

are binding. Although I find myself using a particular

mantra now and again that precipates the manifestation

of K. However I like to think that I am doing it to

cleanse my kosas and aid in the rise of my awareness.

Keep tuned up so to speak!!The manifestation is always

smooth, unlike the first experiences.

 

Om Namah Sivaya, Tony.

 

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ASATHO MA SATH GAMAYA, From the unreal lead me to the real,

THAMASO MA JYOTHIR GAMAYA, From darkness, lead me to light,

MRITHYOR MA AMRITAM GAMAYA.From death, lead me to immortality.

OM, SHANTI SHANTI SHANTI. Om, Peace Peace Peace.

 

 

 

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