July 28th, 2010
Babaji Eka Mudra
Babaji or Mahavatar Babaji, otherwise known as Nagaraj is a deathless avatara (descent of divinity into flesh). More than a historic or iconic individual Babaji is heir to the reformed schools of Kriya yoga.
While little is known about the full potential, life, mission and whereabouts of Babaji one thing is never a mystery. Babaji a God (not of any religion but matriach of Spirituality) is greater than any living siddha.
While most describe Babaji as a siddha it is the birthright as siddha transitioning into full fledge God that has the wisdom to announce that Babaji is not only Omnipotent, Omniscient and Omnipresent, but through his surrendering to Soul and God became Omnitemporal and if so wishes can remain on earth until the end of time.
A God like Babaji has missions which are unparallel. Not appearing frequently in any time period his release of description in both Autobiography of a Yogi by P. Yogananda, and The Voice of Babaji: A trilogy on Kriya Yoga, describe the closest ideas man has to understand some of the ins and outs of this master, siddha and most of all perfected God.
Does Babaji become less when he becomes visible to masses? Although a master and God the likes of Jesus was able to withstand humanities illinformed ignorance, it is Babaji mastery of cocreation that allows him to mask his true identity and cohabituate with man in plain sight. Taking form in various non self identities Babaji does not fear humanity or a martyr death as Jesus fought through, no Babaji taking forms of others does so to test humanity and teach that man can become one with God, become omnipresent, and trully that every man and woman should be looked upon as God. Remember the next time you look down upon someone, it could be your paramaguru Babaji or the eternal Nagaraj taking this form.
Tags: Babaji, Deathlessness, Immortality, Kriya, Kundalini
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July 9th, 2010
Krishna
Kriya the ancient art of God self union, which was exposed by Krishna to Arjuna, as well as Babaji to Lahiri Mahasaya and Yogi Ramaiah is the most powerful teachable technique able to be taught. Just as Krishna revived the lost art, Babaji Krishnas’ incarnation also brought back the lost art.
Deeper than the idea that Kriya is ancient, powerful or secretive, Kriya is the final development of humanities link to masters such as Jesus, Patanjali, Babaji, Agastyar, Avvai and even Shiva.
Krishna the reformer of the Kriyas, taught his closest disciples a foundation upon which they would draw conscious progression. Just as Krishna inspired and promoted his closest disciples with conscious progressing techniques, Babaji the present ages Avatar of Kriya promotes conscious building (divinity enhancing) Kriyas to all that find Kriya teaching.
While this may not seem that important, the nature of mastering a single Kriya like any to invoke Nirvikalpa Samadhi clears physical karma, allowing one to realize the inner God, and then witness with ease his or her true Soul path. This a providence that both Krishna and Babaji make for all those who study Kriya and Yoga.
Tags: Karma, Krishna, Kriya, Nirvikalpa, Yoga
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June 15th, 2010
Babaji Mataji
Shiva and Babaji. As Babaji is the incarantion of Shiva (a Soul expression and formation of spirit), Babaji is also the grounding of Kriya Yoga. Shiva the incarantion of divinity (Source) is the formation of destruction (Shiva), creation (as Formed Brahma) and stablity (Formed Vishnu). Although there is Shiva, Shiva is also Brahma and Vishnu (just as Vishnu is Brahma and Shiva; and Brahma is Vishnu and Shiva).
But what of Mataji. Mataji is the “sister” of Babaji. Does this mean they were brothers and sisters? Far from it. As little Babaji was captured and kidnapped then sold into slavery before becoming released, the where abouts of any of his parents or even if he had siblings would have been lost from his connections.
As Shiva has a cohort, Babaji also has a cohort. The nature of the expression of Mataji as the sister of Babaji does not relate to family members or familial connection (same parents). What “sister” means is the nature of religious or spiritual connection. Just as we describe religious personas as brothers, it could similarily be described that Mataji is the “sister” or spiritual match to Babaji’s form.
It goes without saying that those who have often thought that Babaji understood much about Tantra and could not have mastered it in his youth, can now breathe a sign of relief to find out that Mataji a master in tantra like Babaji train and practice the art of sexual sublimation together. No where close to being incest (sister and brother from same parents) this spiritual “sister” and “brother” incarantion of Shiva are beyond the sexual and master the higher forms of sexual sublimation and spirituality.
Unlocking the ways of Kriya Tantra yoga could be the greatest way in which your Soul (inner God) can become awakened and through that realize your higher potentials as Son or Daughter of God. Look no further than the Advanced Course at to get your first glimpse of Kriya Tantra yoga.
Tags: Babaji, Kriya, Mataji
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June 10th, 2010
Agastyar
Agastyar disciple and God. How is this possible? One has to fully comprehend the nature of cosmic Source to know that God is your Soul. Although there is Source (God) the reality is that expression of self (higher self) can be embodied in a way that God the Source shines through. In this way the little god (Soul) manifesting with the big God (Source) creates a divine persona (Agastyar, Shiva, Babaji, Bogananthar, or any of the other Siddhas, demi God or Maha Devas).
Just as Agastyar is a God, due to the nature of God’s (Sources) expression of developing the human (the human surrendering to Source/God) it is the nature of polytheisim (One into Many) which does not take away from Montheism (One Source). Even with many Gods (all various expressions of God) both polythesism (many Gods) and monotheism (One God) co exist.
Tags: Agastyar, God, Kriya, Shiva
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March 3rd, 2010
Seeing
When you look at this picture what do you see?
When you look at this picture what do you hear?
This meditation can be done with any advanced master. Meditate by glancing at the picture. Minutes, hours, days. This will increase the ability to listen internally.
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March 1st, 2010
Chakras development from chakras 23-30 (dimension 6), chakras 31-42 (dimension 7), chakras 43-50 (dimension 8), chakras 51-58 (dimension 9), and chakras 59-66 (dimension 10), is the way the Soul becomes incorporated through higher realizations.
An examination of spiritual dimension reveals that dimensions one is single point (atom), second dimension a line. Third dimension space. Fourth dimension time.
In fifth dimension one learns about locality (bilocation, teleportation, and levitation). Through the sixth dimension one gains wisdom of moving into localities within the solar system.
Seventh dimension continues where sixth dimension leaves off and promotes movement into localities within the universe. Eighth within the cosmos (all universes).
Nine is ability to move into past. And 10th the ability to move into future reality.
While this is not the complete nature of dimensions it afford the stepping stone to higher realizations.
Tags: Cosmos, Dimension, Realities, Reality, Spatial Dimension, Spiritual Development
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February 26th, 2010
God
A quick examination of the semblance of Gods and Goddess’s reveals what can only be described as four armed beings.
Insight and logic suggests if Gods and Goddess’s would also be human, four arms seems impossible or Gods and Goddess’s must “grow” extra limbs through spiritual evolution.
What should be understood, and something gained through higher revelation, realization and intuition is that Gods and Goddess’s four limbs are symbolic.
Although there is much in the way of explaining the symbology of Shiva’s ornaments or Lakshmi’s (as well as the other Gods) ornamants they hold in the four hands, it is the meaning of the number four (four hands) that is significant.
Why four? Four unlike seven is not numerologically a divine or Godly number. Why then the number four?
Four is a highly significant number in the path to godliness. Chakras 39, 40, 41 and 42 are the four chakras responsible for Godliness.
Chakra 39: Omnipresence
Chakra 40: Omniscience
Chaka 41: Omnipotency
Chakra 42: Omnitemporal
It is the unlocking and spiritual development of these four chakras that leads to the four characteristics of the Soul which is God (the inner dwelling consciousness and energy which gives power, energy and sustains and brings with it spiritual enlightenment and design) that are the four characteristics of God.
God being everpresent, all knowing, all powerful, and everlasting, is also reflective of both the Soul (which is God) and the Gods and Goddess that have realized this level of divinity. What better way to portray Gods and Goddess other than symbolically representing them using their four “limbs”.
Tags: Divinity, God, Goddess, Lakshmi, Shiva
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February 24th, 2010
An important consideration regarding realizing God is the question why does Yoga work.
One has to examine the nature of meditation and the knowledge of wisdom to realize that by meditating (overcoming the senses, physical matter, memories, ideas, emotional, inputs and thoughts) the mind overcome, there is only space for the inner self.
Because masters and those who have realized God understand that the Soul (which is God) is found internally (Jesus: “the kingdom of heaven is within”) it should come as no surprise that mastering the mind either through postures (asana), meditation (dhyana) or mastering breath (pranayama) Samadhi which is single focus, superconsciousness, and yoke or linking to God the inner Soul occurs.
It is this silencing of eternal, internal, and even metaphysical “stuff” which occurs through Samadhi that allows for realization and witnessing of the internal true self (God).
There are a mutitude of ways to incorporate style of Yoga into daily life. Yoga pranayama (breathing), meditation, and postures are some of the most useful and powerful ways of realizing God.
One simple approach is to wake up 30-45 minutes early. Do some postures, pranayama, and meditation. Either go to bed later, or before going to bed do another series of pranayama and meditation.
Deep focus and meditation leads to Samadhi (the superconscious and breathless state) the conscious reality and realization of God.
Tags: Meditation, pranayama, Realizing God, Self Realization
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February 22nd, 2010
Monads are the eternal source and gurus that guides your Soul consciousness towards divinity and God. In the Holy Bibles Book of Revelation we learn that there are twelve main tribe leaders or gurus which provide spiritual elevation moving the self realized ones towards merges with God.
On these twelve once you have become self realized and opened the 7th chakra, the monad (eternal guru) moves consciousness and guides your soul. The twelve main gurus are: Shiva, Babaji, Nandi Devar, Buddha, Jesus, Patanjali, Siddha Avvai, Boganathar, Thirumoolar, Agastyar, Kamalamuni, Krishna.
Making contact with your eternal guru is something that provides a source of enlightenment, deeper realization and the making of higher soul path. Even if you have not become self realized (opened the 7th chakra), having learned the source of who is guiding your conscious and spiritual evolution through your teachers is key to mastering the opening of the 15th chakra (realizing the monad).
A great key or strategy to finding out who your monad is, can be learned through deep meditation, divination, Samadhi or even through which is a great way to learn about your higher eternal monad.
The monad a master, divine being, and established source of consciousness is by nature perfected and realized to the level of God.
Unlock the higher realization and determine your monad.
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