A day at Dakshineswar
Saturday, April 5, 1884
(Henceforth Shri Ramkrishna will be spoken of as Thakur” when required as it is so done in the Gospel )
546.
“Not this, not this – process enables one to get Atman collected and
accumulated in the seventh plane. When one, in the process of ‘Not this, not
this’ gets Samadhi in the seventh plane then Atman is accumulated”.
Realization
succeeds realization from the first plane to the entrance of the seventh plane.
The aspirant is but a seer and the realizations follow from one plane to
another as the awakened Kundalini marches on to her destination in the
cerebrum. Here in the seventh plane Kundalini is transformed into Atman – the
essence of Kundalini. Thakur very adroitly pointed it out in the metaphor where
the snake held a chase and the frog tried to escape near the vicinity of the
skull with rain water of the Swati star. The frog jumped over the skull. The
raised hood of the snake spat the venom in the skull. As venom bespeaks the
essence of the snake so Atman is the essence of the human body. But each and
every iota of the transformation of Life Power comes spontaneously. ‘Not this,
not this’ – indicates motion in upward move as the seer never utters this and
the visualization of Atman does not take place within a day or a week or a
month or a year but it takes twelve long long years and four months after the
appearance of God-the-Preceptor in the body and furthermore there are other
bindings and conditions.
A
man gets real Samadhi in the seventh plane when God-the-Preceptor shows the
Atman to the aspirant and the consciousness (pure one) of the seer remains
within the Atman from where he sees and hears. He sees God-the-Preceptor to
merge in the Atman. Yes, there is Samadhi in the sixth plane, known as Unmana
Samadhi. The scattered mind is collected and placed in the sixth plane and
Ishta or god or goddess with forms are seen and even in some cases
God-the-Preceptor shows it to the aspirant.
547.
“After seeing God and being acquainted with His attributes and characteristics
as if He is the dearest self of mine, one is called Vijnani”.
This
is the realizations of Atman or Self as termed ‘the realizations of the
Vedanta’ or ‘Videha Sadhan’ as the realizations come after the aspirant has got
the knowledge that the he is not body but he is Atman. It has five aspects and
it is already stated.
548.
“The pure mind acquires an attitude of Self-hood”.
A
man’s mind becomes Pure after seeing Atman.
Attitude
– Bhava – his own thought has taken the shape; it is not fact or reality. It is
an illusory state, a far distant echo of the Reality to come after a long time.
Self-hood
– I am all.
Here
it is spoken of Bhava, the real thing comes in a different way. Pure means
perfect. The force of this perfectness is a miracle. The people will see the
Perfect Man within their own bodies and they shall declare it and that
tantamount to the declaration that we are one with Him.
The
knowledge of ‘Self-hood’ has got two aspects; the humanity shall be seeing the
attainer of Brahma and the attainer shall be seeing the mankind in Him i.e.
“One is All and All is One”.
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