Message for the day The one who is clean and clear inside is the one who becomes a mirror for others. Expression: When there is the ability to realize and bring about a change, there is also the ability to make oneself clear and clean inside. Such a person naturally becomes a clean mirror for others to see their own perfection. He becomes an inspiration for those around for bringing about the best from within. Experience: Each and every moment of my life, when I am able to work to bring about a change in myself constantly, I am able to remain in touch with my inner qualities. I have the joy of experiencing my inner perfection, which naturally flows and touches the lives of those around. Soul Sustenance The Step Of Donation In Silence Donating is the final step of silence. We have filled the self with a particular quality and it starts flowing out of us. We allow this quality to touch the atmosphere around us and consciously donate this vibration to the world, enabling those in need to feel it and to absorb it. This is the ultimate step of a true meditator, often referred to as the lighthouse stage. A lighthouse stands still and stable in one position in the rough sea and beams the light all around so that ships are shown the way. We are able to bring an original quality of the self into our consciousness, fill our self with it and then, very naturally, let it radiate from the mind. One of the most important aspects in this step of silence is the link with the Supreme Energy. We make this link with the Supreme Source, we absorb from that Source, we fill the self from that Source and then donate all that the Source has given us. This is called angelic or instrument consciousness. It is said that an angel is a human soul who has fallen so deeply in love with that Source of Light that it has transformed completely. It is totally filled with Light and Peace and its task is only to serve, to share Divine Love and Peace with others. Spiritual or Transcendental Meditation In this work-a-day world, mans consciousness is always engrossed with things that are earthly, persons which are worldly, situations which are mundane, feelings which are temporal, thoughtswhich pertain to this cosmos and visions of things that are terrestrial. Never does he, in his life-time, transcend these, for he does not have knowledge of that which is super-mundane, spiritual or transcendental. Only in deep sleep is his consciousness at rest, to an extent. The depth of the feeling of this rest or relaxation depends on how much his consciousness was withdrawn from the world or in other words, how much he was lost in sleep. Even if his doors of knowledge or organs of perception be shut out to the outside world, he will not enjoy his sleep if he has dreams of persons and things that are worldly; he will say that he had a disturbed sleep, keeping this principle in mind, a person practicing meditation can withdraw his mind from his body and the world and yet he is not asleep. To understand this we have to understand the following: When a person, in the state of wakefulness, has reminiscences that are pleasant, thoughts that are holy and memories of person with whom he has cordial relations and of situation that are beneficial to him, then he feels happy. The depth of his happiness depends on how beneficial the situations are, how intimate these relationships are, so on and so forth. Again, the more deeply he is absorbed in these thoughts and memories, the more intense is his happiness and, at that moment, he feels detached from all the rest or he feels lost in that experience. Spiritual or Transcendental Yoga is based on the above two principles. Ones consciousness is detached from this world and is focused on or absorbed in the thoughts or memories of the Transcendental. But how? To illustrate this, let us suppose a person utters the word `Sun or you yourself think of the sun. What happens at that moment is that your mind, your awareness or consciousness goes outwards, straight on to an orb-like shining object that radiates light and heat which is called the sun. Similarly, with a little practice of meditation, a person can take his mind to the Soul World and he sees there, with the eye of mind, the conscient shining star that God is; and he meditates on His attributes. He stabilises in these thoughts and this absorption leads him to restfulness or relaxation to the highest pitch of bliss. Divine Sister/Brother, Please accept Greetings of Peace and Love. Thank you for visiting our site. If you have any queries or need any details, please write to us. We will be pleased to reply to your mail. On Godly Service Bro. BK Karuna (Director of PR & Communication) Email: [email protected] Brahma Kumaris, Shantivan Complex, Post box No-1 Abu Road (Raj.) 307510 Telephone: +09414151111vvvv
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