Saturday, July 23, 2016
Kundalini and Ultimate Truth
The previous article on the Vedas and Quantum Physics is fascinating but for most of us it is a bit difficult to follow. Indeed, I feel that it would take perhaps years of study and reflection to absorb all the information presented here.
However, I believe that Kundalini rapture allows the practitioner to experience the ideas that the this article presents in a more tangible fashion. One knows Oneness at the most immediate level. This rapture is, I believe, the nature of the universal field of energy that creates and sustains all that is. Some call this the divine reality, some call it God. Since we, with our limited human intellect, can never fully comprehend the nature of the ultimate, this state of consciousness may be the closest we can come to understanding the mystery which surrounds, infuses and sustains us in our "individual" lives.
I call this awareness the connection with the "Beloved Within." (Ananda).
I feel that when we awaken to this reality, we then taste Enlightenment, or Moksha.
Yeats said, "Man can embody truth but never know it."
However, I believe that Kundalini rapture allows the practitioner to experience the ideas that the this article presents in a more tangible fashion. One knows Oneness at the most immediate level. This rapture is, I believe, the nature of the universal field of energy that creates and sustains all that is. Some call this the divine reality, some call it God. Since we, with our limited human intellect, can never fully comprehend the nature of the ultimate, this state of consciousness may be the closest we can come to understanding the mystery which surrounds, infuses and sustains us in our "individual" lives.
I call this awareness the connection with the "Beloved Within." (Ananda).
I feel that when we awaken to this reality, we then taste Enlightenment, or Moksha.
Yeats said, "Man can embody truth but never know it."
