There are three main forms of energy: food, sunshine, oxygen. Masters who do not eat either absorb cosmic rays (sunshine), in a process of solar gazing (looking directly at the sun close to sun rise and sunset when the blinding rays of the sun are absent) or perform specialized pranayama (yogic breathing).

Something needs to be said about cosmic energy. Energy in the way of using the will is still higher than oxygen, solar, and most definately food.

It is this cosmic source of using the mind to create energy, vitality, and potentiality, that drives the masters to be able to live of little to no food.

Although few have witnessed the use of potentiating will, a short term fast 1-3 days gives the experience of directing consciousness and energy from food source to will force.

After the first day of non eating the mind takes over, the digestive organs relax and begin to heal, and will through mind control (consciousness) begins to absorb conscious energy from the ether.

Yoganananda and others have spoken highly about the benefits of a one day a week fast, and once a month 3 day fast. Another objective to understand the limitations that man places on himself with regards to eating is in a controlled situation performing a 21 or longer day water fast.

Even without a spiritual background (although it helps sustain and achieve more cosmic energy), one can with guidance perform a prolonged fast.

By overcoming some limiting thoughts, peer pressure, and habits of eating, cravings, and emotional distractions, one will gain the benefits of understand that cosmic energy is the underlying source of both solar, oxygen, and even food energy.

A desire is something that one wants. Desireless keeps one away from the cycles of reincarnation. One may ask how is this possible. An simple examination of divinity and metaphysics demonstrates that without desires there is no reason to take life again.

Why would the Father or Mother of the cosmos return you to life if you had no desires? If you did not desire things there would be no attractive “pull” bringing you back into physical reality.

Does this mean that masters the likes of Jesus, Babaji, Agastyar, or Boganathar have desires?

Some say these masters, siddhas, and divine incarnations of God either have no desires and are bound by nothing, or have the desire to remain and help humanity/disciples, other individuals. A desire to become deathless, once realized allows one to remain in earths or physical reality.

Although it is hard to conceptualize whether they did not have the desire to become deathless and due to renunciating God descended into their frame. One could say mastering deathless as such requires discipline, spiritual practice, and love of God.

Masters in the likes of these that have demonstrated power to live for thousands of years, demonstrate that although there is potential to become deathless and remain in life for thousands or even indefinate amount of time, masters who choose this route likely are doing more help than play.

Babaji a deathless siddha, has been helping the progression of humanity for thousands of years. Choosing disciples to provide work which he can work through, and having closer disciples whom he is in direct contact with, Babaji provides service to all.

A desire to become as spiritualy developed as a master is a desire that would not slow down the evolutionary progress to merge into or even realize God.

Desire of Fame, Fortune, or even power, does limit. Choose wisely, and attract the source of desires that will bring you closer to divinity rather than away from it.

True prayer is making divine contact with the Source. When one prays they should silence the mind, and resolve to hear if your “plea” will be granted.

Some of the best ways to pray include silencing the mind through meditation, pranayama, and most definately Samadhi.

Samadhi or what Christianity calls the “second death” by nature is one of divine union. God the Source of Cosmic creation (the same essence as your soul) becomes witnessed while in Samadhi.

Because one can make contact in Samadhi, by definition Samadhi would be considered higher prayer.

Making contact and waiting to hear from the Source (God) the belief and faith in desires becoming realized not only increases (if you receive a guaranteed response) but if it won’t be granted you could possibly learn why.

This direct communication is what masters the likes of Jesus, Babaji, Patanjali, Buddha, and even Yogananda use. As discussed previously the importance of Samadhi (for many reasons not just for contactive prayer) should never be understated.

Practice pranayama, meditation, and yoga postures. Find a mantra of choice and repeate it faithfully. By practicing everyday and gradually building up time in Sadhana (practice) one will without a doubt reach the limits of Samadhi.

Valentines

Often times people in foreign countries think that western countries have weird or bizzare holidays. The idea of holidays that make you think, change habits, or even become a better person should not be thought of as bizzare.

Think of Love. A great exercise to focus on this holiday is to spend 30min-45 mins in a mindful mediation, focusing on the abstract nature of love. Allow all ideas, thoughts, abstraction and conceptualization of the nature of love to come to the mind. Try not to use imagery, sounds, feelings or emotions, merely ideas.

By thinking about the ideas of love some main things will surface.

1. I likely could be more loving
2. There are infinite ways to love
3. Loving makes one feel more omnipresent
4. loving makes one feel more power, energy and energized, and more relaxed
5. Loving makes one receive love in return
6. Loving is what bliss, and Source or God is.

Through all of these insights one could say why not love more. Simple techniques of sharing praises, helping, performing charity, philanthropy, teaching, careing for others, or generally serving mankind are all great way to exchange love.

On this valentines day, think of it more than a romantic festival or day, and turn up the nature of loving attributes. Make it a year of love, rather than a day of sexuality -unless of course it is Tantra!

Yogananda

Fifth dimension relates to spacial dimension of locations and locality. In the fiftht dimension moving beyond time (fourth dimension), one begins and later masters locality.

Three main movements occur.

1. Teleportation.
2. Levitation.
3. Bilocation.

As science dictates the atom and particle understands where is space every other atoms position is. It understand is position, velocity, acceleration and most likely many other characteristics.

As the individual becomes the atom (as weightless as a feather, or the siddhi and spiritual power that reflects this quality) man according to Einstein (E=Mc2) can travel the speed of light-enter teleportation.

And as discussed as man understands the fundaments of Omnipresence (since he is built on consciousness which is energy and all-ness (Source)) he may if realized to the potential of manifesting can create a lightbody such as his own (secondariy, tertiary or Nth body) which occurs simulataneously as his own-enter atoms knowledge of omnipresent space.

These accouts besides based on spirituality, dimensional space and rare saints, sages, and advanced yogis, quality accounts can be read in Autobiography of a Yogi, by Paramahansa Yogananda of bilocation, levitation and teleportation.

Mastering the fourth dimension (chakras 8-15) one realizes the monad (your eternal guru), understands the atom, and learns the basic of time. At that time he or she moves to chakra develop of fifth dimensional reality (Chakras 16-22), becomes pure light, and begins to learn the mysteries of locality.

Look for future posts on dimensions 6-10.