Deathless, immortality, manifesting, elimination of karma and mergence back into Source or God.

All these and more found in Soruba. What is Soruba? Samadhi or that state beyond Nirvilkalpa is a facet of spirituality which brings with it divine connectedness with the nature of the template of God.

In works by this author Soruba is likened to finding and witnessing the backbone of God. It is the holigraphic nature of that which was before the play or cosmic reality which is witnessed in Soruba. Why is this important?

Soruba is like a block. It is a limitation or “governor” which block or limits higher realization and descent of divinity. Having realized the backbone or source of that which was before this play one moves beyond chakras 18, moving up as high as 66. It is this full potential (66 up and -42 below) which when opened and realized brings with it full divinity, godliness, and realization of the Source.

There are no less than three main ways to reach Soruba. One such way, is through pranayama. By sitting comfortably and breathing in through the nose while slightly closing the throat (using an Ahhh sound, not nasal sound-as most often it can be said to breath through the nose but use the throat). While breathing both on in breath and out breath focus on the first chakra for four consequtive in/out breaths. After this move up to the next chakra in sequence for four repetitions while focusing there. Continue moving up every four in/out breaths until you have done for at each of the seven chakra positions.

A good start to pranayama is practicing this once in the morning and once in the evening if possible.

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