JIBANKRISHNA OR DIAMOND THE HOLY GHOST AND MY DIARY OF DIVINE DREAMS

Chapter – 56

Revelation  of  future  compilation  of  Sri  Jibankrishna’s

sayings  and  its  English  translation

257)     4^th  September, 1977, Sunday.  Place :  Makardah, Howrah.   

Early morning dream:  I noticed that my compilation of Jibankrishna’s sayings in Bengali was being read by someone and I was also listening. After a while its English translation would also be read. Thereafter I woke up.

After a while I again fell asleep and dreamt that my eldest sister Baruna at home said something which raised my anger and with a single dress I went out of my house. I told my mother, ‘I do not know when I shall return’. After going out of home, I thought where to go. So many names came in my mind. Lastly the name of Dhiren Mondal appeared in my mind. Then and there it was noticed that he himself came to take me to his house and I followed him towards his house. Then I woke up.

The first scene reveals the future when this compilation would be read by many people and also there will be a translation into English.

[I started compilation work from August, 1976 and it was completed in the year 1992. Thirteen Bengali books are published on the basis of this compilation and are being translated into English for sending to different parts of the world through different websites. The second scene in microcosm reveals that the seer should be calm as    ‘Dhiren’ depicts calmness. This incident happened in reality in the same fashion after 27 years except that instead of eldest sister, it happened due to eldest brother.]

Extreme  eagerness  for  the  Holy  Ghost

258)    6^th September, 1977, Tuesday.  

Early morning dream:  I had gone searching for Jibankrishna at his residence of Kedar Deuti Lane, Howrah but failing to find him there, I was crying with great agony. At this moment I woke up.

The dream is also similar to that seen in between 20/8/77 and 27/8/77 and at the same time indicates the great dedication of the seer to Jibankrishna.

Repetition  of  dispassionate  condition  of  the  seer

9^th September, 1977.

259)    Three days after the previous dream I had an early morning dream—I had become sick and medicine was given to me. My mother said, ‘This medicine is given in the name of God’. I said, ‘Then I shall not do any treatment ‘. Saying this I had my treatment in another place.

The same indication as was shown in the previous dream dated 3/9/77 was revealed in to-day’s dream.

This type of repeated dreams means these conditions are well established within the body of the seer.

Austerity  of  descent  through  the  body  of the  Holy  Ghost and  future  revelation  of  the  seer  

260)    15^th September, 1977, Thursday.  

Early morning dream:  I was preparing myself for going to Makardah, Howrha where the devotees used to assemble for get together off and on. I saw that Jibankrishna would also accompany me. Along with me there were other devotees. After a while all of them went to Makardah. Next I saw that Jibankrishna had lied resting his head on my lap and I was passing my hand lightly on Jibankrishna’s head. Sometimes I was properly arranging his head pillow. It was felt as if I was looking after him. After a while Jibankrishna went for bath in the nearer pond. I was always accompanying him. But at the same time I was thinking that Raghunath Sen would have been better for this purpose, why I was kept for looking after him! However, Jibankrishna went down in the pond for bath, but it was noticed that he was taking bath in a very peculiar manner—He was floating inside the glass- like transparent water and frequently fell into Samadhi. He was taking bath in different ways. I was thinking that perhaps the Yogis used to take bath in such ways! Thereafter I woke up.

Here the meaning instantly flashed thus—To plunge in the water means to have realizations in decent (Ref: ‘Dharma O Anubhuti’—No 714). Here the austerity of the seer takes place through the body of the Holy Ghost.

To take care of the Holy Ghost indicates the future of the seer when he will maintain the philosophy of the Holy Ghost in a proper manner and devote himself to restore the works of the Holy Ghost.

[For the next 35 years the seer is deeply engaged in compiling all the sayings of Jibankrishna, divine dreams of innumerable people through magazine and his books.]

ONE AND ONENESS BY DIAMOND PICKED UP IN THE STREET

The Vedic Truth and Shree Ramkrishna Deva as a Hindu

23. Sri Ramkrishna says: – “He shall make you know who is He and what is your real self”.

Yes, it is the Vedic Truth but Sri Ramkrishna puts this riddle before a man and leaves him to grope in darkness. Of what he means by this vagueness, nothing can be understood.

‘He’ – who is this He?

Of course, a man should say, why, it is obvious, ‘He’ is God.

How does God look?

Here no answer can be given as ultimately it will lead to ‘as many men as many Gods’ because God is an imaginary data here.

The Vedic version is very simple and plain. A man becomes God. He shall appear within you and you shall visualize Him; and He thus creates Oneness which makes you know that the man seen within, and the seers, are but one in the Atmic world and thus you come to know your Real Self or ‘Tat Twamasi’ – ‘Thou art Brahma’.

24. “Those who are liberally disposed, acknowledged and accept every kind of image such as Rama, Krishna, Shiva, Kali”.

Here the term ‘Liberal’ has been used in the esoteric (yogic) sense. One may see his own deities such as Rama, Krishna, Shiva, Kali, etc., One has a narrow experience and the other a broader one. They differ, disagree and dissent. A man with narrow experience, but the latter will not accept Krishna, Shiva, Kali, as he lacks in experience.

Sri Ramkrishna means to say that man with more experience becomes liberal. Even he (Sri Ramkrishna) goes so far as to declare that blessed is he who has united all into ‘One’. It reveals his idea of ‘Oneness’ which is considered as an experience of the casual body where it is experienced that the casual body of the aspirant assumes multifarious forms being the creation of imagination and the aspirant comes to be acquainted with the esoteric secret that all the various deities about whom he heard so much is but the various forms of the one and the same casual body.

The Vedic principle of ‘Oneness’ deals with a man alive and thus announces:

(1) “Ekam Rupam Bahudha Ya Karoti” – (One human form of a living man made numberless and seen within their own bodies by also numberless men).

(2) “Ekam Bijam Bahudha Ya Karoti” – (One seed made innumerable and seen within).

The deities are but fictions and the fountainhead of disagreement in the midst of the human race whereas this Oneness brings ‘harmony of love’ and the ‘Point of union’ between man and man as sought by Swami Vivekananda though it did not reach him.