The Highest Yoga
Path of Spiritual Heart

Meditation: Steps of Mastering

The term meditation can be defined as one’s personal efforts on developing oneself (as a soul, consciousness) in the directions of correct functioning of the emotional sphere, refinement and quantitative growth of the consciousness, direct cognition of God in the Aspects of the Primordial Consciousness, of the Holy Spirit, of the Absolute, and attainment of Mergence with God.

“Raising” of Kundalini

Before we can enter the Abode of the Creator, we have to complete another significant stage of work — “raising” of kundalini.

Cleansing of the Chakras. Opening of the Spiritual Heart

The condition of the chakras is closely interrelated with the condition of the physical organs located in the corresponding parts of the body. The chakras play an important role in supplying the organs with energy, while diseases of the organs negatively affect the condition of the chakras.

Anatomy of God

... The main part of God, which is called the Primordial Consciousness or the Heart
of the Absolute, can be likened to a boundless ocean. He is a boundless Ocean of Living Subtlest Consciousness existing in the deepest loka, which is called the Abode of the Primordial Consciousness.

Straight Path to Achieving Spiritual Perfection

… From the standpoint of the methodology of spiritual development, it is important to choose from the vast number of true and false methods of spiritual development known to people only the most important ones which really allow man to advance quickly to Divinity and then to become a part of the Primordial Consciousness.

Jiva and Buddhi

Jiva is a Sanskrit equivalent of the word soul. In incarnated state, the jiva is attached to its material body. It lives in the body and perceives the world with the help of the body’s organs of sense; it thinks with the help of the body’s brain. This is why it is so difficult for incarnated people to disidentify themselves — even mentally — with the body and the mind (manas in Sanskrit).

The Third Eye and the Sun of God

The ideas about the potential existence of the third eye, which can be opened with the help of special methods in order to gain clairvoyance, appeared most likely thanks to an ancient saying of Krishna recorded in the Bhagavad Gita [8,11]:...

Dharma, Dharmakaya, Nirodhi, Nirvana

The term dharma has two similar meanings: the law of exis-tence and predestination.

One can talk about dharma as about individual predestination of a particular person or as about Universal Law of the Evolution and of our existence (Sanathana Dharma, in Sanskrit).