Comment:
It is so exciting to realise that my personal chakras connect with the same universal chakras with its infinite energy, and into which I can actively tap.
Sri Vasudeva:
Yes, I’m extremely happy about that idea – that we can connect with different dimensions of existence in our universe, simply through the doorway of the chakras. That’s absolutely fantastic! When we become more aware of that we will see that we are in touch with the whole universe, all dimensions, right from where we are.
Question:
How do we perceive the ultimate field, the Source, if it’s beyond all subtle and gross manifestations?
Sri Vasudeva:
You can’t perceive the Source. You merge into it. If a drop merges into the ocean, will it ever be able to perceive the ocean? It has lost its identity. It has become the ocean so there is no difference. There is nothing else for it to perceive. But the joy of the drop merging in the ocean is that it is so happy to lose its boundaries because it is losing limitations. It’s so happy to go into a field where it’s going to be complete. So this is where the joy is in the merging. The joy is in moving away from a boundary that always seems to be holding you. There is something inside of you that is saying, “I want to be free of this trap! I want to be free of this trap!” And suddenly the trap door opens and you are free. There is no more you because you went into a place where you disappeared.
In that freedom, there is no ‘you’ to say, “Oh, I like this - this is freedom.” The freedom is actually losing the confines, the boundaries, the limitations – losing it and the moment you lose it there’s a sweet feeling of disappearing. Now, you have a little taste of that when you go into a deep sleep. You lose all sense of you. But you wake up feeling so nice. You have lost you but you have gained something so nice. That’s only a little shadow of what it is. It’s something to contemplate. It’s not something for you to perceive and say, “Well now I can feel the unmanifest and there is no form there and there is no time there.” But who is perceiving? Somebody who is in time and who is in form? Well in this domain there is no time and no form. So you’re going to have to shed that and when you shed that, there is no one to say, “Oh, this is nice.” But it becomes the niceness. That’s where I am going to go. That’s where all of us are going to go. Right now I can enjoy freedom in a body but ultimately, this being who is enjoying freedom in a body, will be tired of this one day. When I’ve covered all my roles and done all my duties, I wouldn’t want this anymore. I’ve done all of it. So I would want to move away from these confines and that’s where the ultimate freedom is.
Question:
The distinction you are drawing between perception and awareness is fascinating. I love that distinction which I have not heard before - perception is of the mind while awareness can be beyond the mind - is that so?
Sri Vasudeva:
Yes, I would say that that is so because in perceiving you are using the tools of the mind and in the awareness, the mind doesn’t necessarily have to be there, actively.
Question:
During singing at satsang, when there is only one voice left, the singing experience is like emerging. Is this a moment of ego in deep rest?
Sri Vasudeva:
If you feel that the singing experience is like emerging, you can say the ego is experiencing effortlessness where its connection with the Source is so strong that it’s being carried by the Source and so it experiences the effortlessness in the action.
Question:
Does the only means for evolution of an entity, lie in the physical world?
Sri Vasudeva:
Those who have unfinished desire on this plane, will want to come back. But not everyone needs to return here to evolve. In my opinion, evolution can take place in the higher dimensions as well. But those who are still caught up in this realm and leave with unfinished desires or unfulfilled desires, are the ones who will come back to this realm.
Question:
Is merging into the Source so difficult because of how difficult it is to switch off the mind?
Sri Vasudeva:
Merging into the Source is not an action of the mind. It’s a combination of effort and grace. If you say, “I am going to merge in the Source now. I’m dropping my mind and I’m waiting to merge,” that is not going to happen. You are not going to merge. Merging has to be when you’ve brought yourself to a certain level where your desires are completed in a way. You have fulfilled all the things that you want to fulfill. You have lifted your energy through the chakras and you have come into a place where the next step is to merge. So if you haven’t done that and you have just quieted the mind for a few moments, that doesn’t mean you are going to merge. That merging that I speak about is the final step if you want to merge into the unmanifest. That’s the step that I have to make at some point. So right now, we need to think of how to clean the space and how to experience higher levels of consciousness, how to bring the Source more and more into expression, how to clear up all the levels that we have – emotional, physical, mental and bring the Source more into expression. And ultimately, when we have completed that, then the final mergence will come.
So getting rid of the busy mind is an act of discipline, commitment and hard work. Going against the conditioning that we have (been accustomed to.)
Question:
During meditation, I feel a lot of energies but when I concentrate, somewhere seems to block. I feel a lot of space and myself floating on waves but the mind starts thinking, “What comes next?” and then I am out of it.
Sri Vasudeva:
So the task is to deal with the mind. Next time it happens, try not to think of what’s next. Begin by telling yourself that now, “Next time this is happening, I’m not going to ask anything. I’m going to try to be quiet and look.” That’s how you do it.
Question:
I always feel all my chakras during meditation. But what is the connection between opening your chakras and going in the Source?
Sri Vasudeva:
The Source is behind the chakras. Chakras exist in the Source. In the same way that the light bulb is being supported by the electricity - no electricity, no light; electricity - light; more electricity - brighter the light. So it is the same with the chakras. The chakras only exist because the Source is there behind them. The chakras are doorways like lights, that shine with the energy of the Source. So for the chakras to really open up brightly and to shine, they need to bring more power from the Source. We are the ones who are in charge of that. We are in charge of trying to get the chakras more open so that the Source from deep inside of us, can manifest more.
Question:
Why is then that I always feel my chakras but I can’t really go deep within?
Sri Vasudeva:
Because they need cleaning. If you put many cloth covers over a light bulb, then the light doesn’t shine properly. So you have to take off layer by layer of the cloth and the light will shine brighter. You have to see what other things are inside that are holding back these chakras from opening up fully. And there are. There are different patterns of all kinds – mental patterns, emotional patterns, vitality patterns. They are all a little like bandages that cover the light of the chakras.
Question:
You said the source supports everything that is created. How can we listen in a better way, to the support of the source, to creations which are made, in every day life?
Sri Vasudeva:
By listening to others because they are all creations. Everything is existing in the have to realize that seemingly have to seeSource. Everybody is existing in the Source. So if you want to listen to the support that the Source is giving you, you just need to listen to anybody who is giving you a good idea, including the ones that come up from within you. Everybody is coming from the Source. That’s how I see life everyday. Everybody is my Source speaking to me. My Source is speaking to me through all of life. So my Source is continuously communicating with me through everyone and everything including inside of me. So by listening to all of them, I’m listening to the Source. That’s where I get my support.
Question:
The idea that there is no imperfection, is interesting to contemplate since we see so many seemingly negative things happening around us. Is it that we have to realize that seemingly negative things are also perfect?
Sri Vasudeva:
Here we are using the words ‘perfect’ and ‘imperfect.’ Everything that we see is in the nature of life. The things that are destructive and disharmony and the things that are constructive and uplifting – all these things are the natural flow of life. When we make a choice to go along a certain avenue or on a certain path, then we are going to experience the nature of that path. So all is given by the universe from the lowest to the highest, from the small to the big, from the bottom to the top, everything exists in our universe in complete variety, from one extreme to the other. And we are given free choice to choose any of these things and as we choose, so we experience. That’s how our universe is. It builds and it destroys. That’s the nature of the universe. It is born and it dies. There is health and there is disease. So it’s a matter of choice. We have a body and it has to grow old. We have a choice to try to keep it healthy so it could be free of disease by the things we eat, the choices we make, whether we live in a polluted place or a clean place. So all these are choices that we make so in that way we see neither good not bad, neither imperfection or perfection and we see things as they are. So the imperfect, the perfect, the good, the bad, they are all in duality and they all coexist in this dimension. So the way of the wise is seeing neither but is being able to see it all as the play of life. It’s all the nature of life.
Question:
We have invisible perfection, but visible imperfection. Does recognition of this separateness help us or hurt us?
Sri Vasudeva:
You are saying that the invisible is perfect. Well the Source is perfect because it has created everything. So if you are to use the word ‘perfect’ by all means it’s perfect. And whatever it has created that has the imperfection was its perfect way of creating as well. So this whole idea of perfect and imperfect is really a play. It’s all the nature of life. The perfect creates that which seems to be imperfect. The perfect creates in a perfect way the imperfect. So don’t get caught in that. We have to accept the visible world as it is. We may say it’s imperfect but that’s how it is. We can also say it’s perfectly imperfect. It’s a whole story depending on where you are looking from. When you look through the eyes of the wise, they say that that which is imperfect, is perfectly happening because the perfect is creating all of this – the imperfect and the perfect.
I think we should try to get away from the idea of perfect and imperfect. I think that the Source is creating as it will and that all that is there, is a creation of Itself. And we have to accept it as it is. It will be as it will be. But the joy for us is going into a place where the differences of imperfect and perfect really do not matter. We can be free of all of that, accepting everything for what it is. That’s where I feel the freedom is - accepting everything for where it is. Life is there, death is there, so we accept it. Darkness is there, light is there, so we accept it. We work hard, we do things, it is taken away and we accept it. But we get the joy in working hard and when it goes, we get the joy in saying, “OK, if it has to go, it has to go. I’ll do more.” So when we are in the right place, we accept it for what it is and there is a joy in just doing.
Comment:
Your explanation does bring peace and understanding. I feel that if I thought myself visibly perfect, I would not want to be better.
Question:
I am very eager to do some cleaning but feel somewhat overwhelmed because there is much cleaning to do. How can I stay more focused?
Sri Vasudeva:
There will always be much cleaning to do on the journey. One step at a time. Clean what is before you. Don’t get caught up in how much is to be cleaned. Just clean what is before you everyday and enjoy that. How is that? Can you work with that? One step at a time, one day at a time, one action at a time, one moment at a time. Can you accept that? That’s what I do everyday.
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In reading back today’s message, there are many things in here and I would love to hear your thoughts, comments or questions on the message itself. What I am attempting to do is bring more information about the Source. All the things that I observe, experience, understand and contemplate, are the things I’m sharing with you. So that’s a big excitement for me. Because in this period, I have 40 days to speak about the energy field, I feel very, very pleased that I’m taking one step at a time and I’m trying to share with you, all the things that I perceive and contemplate.
Question:
In the real world or rather the ‘thought world,’ most activities or actions are driven by a thought. The cause of an activity is a thought. In the Source, in absence of thoughts, can anything prompt action?
Sri Vasudeva:
Yes, they can rise by the sheer force with which they went into the Source. If you had some great desire to do something and that great desire is in the Source, whenever your mind becomes quiet, it tends to push back - that desire is just beneath. It’s in the Source. For example, if yesterday, you were thinking about doing something today, and you kept that strong thought in the Source, in the causal area - you kept that thought very strongly, then if you are quiet sometime today, it may just surface into your memory because it’s a very strong thing and it’s associated with some thing you wanted to do in the future. So there is a lot of energy in that to want to be active. So even though it’s in the causal body, it has a lot of power to want to come into fruition. And you see that. A lot of things that you forget seem to come up inside in quiet moments or they could be spurred by something that is outside.
Question:
So even if the mind is totally thoughtless, anything in the environment could actually prompt….
Sri Vasudeva:
… in the environment can prompt it or sometimes it can just come up from inside a quiet mind.
Question:
You said we have to make a journey through the subtle world and what’s outside us is also inside us. So when you speak about a journey to the subtle worlds outside us, does that also means perhaps inside us?
Sri Vasudeva:
Did I say journey outside in the subtle world? (Re-reading excerpt) “Ultimately we need to fulfill the purpose of the journey through the subtle worlds and also through the physical worlds.” Here, “through the subtle world” means when we leave the physical world. When we leave the physical world, we still have work to do in the subtle world and then we may have to come back like those people who leave the body. They are still being counseled or guided in the subtle world until they come back. And then we have to move within the subtle worlds. Also the journey is in the physical world. Ultimately we need to fulfill all the journeys - physical world and subtle worlds. You were asking…?
Question:
I was asking if there is also a journey inside in the subtle energy …
Sri Vasudeva:
When we are working on chakras, we are working inside. That’s why you’re meditating. So when you are mastering the energies, you are going through the subtle world. And when you become active in the physical world, you can manifest and your subtle worlds are more open. Your subtle energies are more open. Then you can bring them into the physical world. The whole idea about multi dimensionality is that we can bring subtle energies from the subtle world into the physical world. So we can be in the subtle world and the physical world at the same time
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Question:
The idea of time was very interesting. Time is created by creating the universe. When the universe ends, another universe or something like that will come. In between, the subtle energy is going on with another dimension of time …. time is different. Does it mean also that in my subtle world inside there is another time experience than in the physical world?
Sri Vasudeva:
When you lose the body, for example, your idea of time will be completely different from when you are alive. Because when you are alive, you are governed by the earth moving around the sun. That’s how you measure time. I am so many years old. This is because the earth has moved around the sun so many times
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Question:
That’s the physical world. What about in the subtle world?
Sri Vasudeva:
In the subtle world there is no earth moving around the sun so there is no watch to say how many times the earth has moved around the sun. So the idea of time has to be different. I cannot give you lecture on time in the subtle world. We’ll have to get the experts in the subtle world for that. I’m sure that the concept of time in the subtle world will be different. It may be based on when things happen rather than movement of something. It may be completely differently based. When events happen, between one event and another might be the idea of time, rather than having a fixed measure. For example, when there is a need for us back in the world, then that will become a point in time for us. When you are pulled from the subtle world back to come. So that may be a whole different concept because there is no sun moving anywhere. The idea of time will be different in that world.
That’s amazing because we are so time conditioned by the earth moving around the sun, that we cannot imagine how life will be without an earth moving around the sun and without a clock like this or a calendar to shift. Everytime the earth rotates, we shift a page of the calendar. And everytime the earth makes a complete revolution around the sun, we shift a whole calendar to another year. So if the sun and earth do not have that relationship, what’s going to happen? By what are we going to govern time? What is time going to be? You can well imagine if you are in a dark room without any idea of sun and earth, what will be your sense of time? No clock, nothing. What will be your sense of time? It will be the time between events, like when your body is hungry and filled or when someone knocks on the door and when they knock again. But you will have no sense of the idea of the time in between, except when two events happen. And if they happen irregularly you wouldn’t have an idea. So you may use something as when the body gets hungry to when it’s filled, as an idea of time. So the whole idea of time is different. So it’s a whole different concept.
Question:
Is intuition coming from the Source?
Sri Vasudeva:
Everything that is within us, comes from the Source but intuition is coming from a lower level within us. It’s coming from the causal level or it can come from the universal field of thoughts around us. We can attract certain thoughts towards us, that’s why they come. By virtue of the thoughts we have in our mind, we can attract similar thoughts towards us. And by virtue of what we are contemplating, the causal body can respond and so we say it’s coming from deep within. But the Source is supporting all of it. So you can say it’s coming from the Source but it’s coming from certain places, from where we are attracting it. It’s all supported by the Source. But it’s not like the Source is saying, “I’m going to send this now to you or I’m going to send that to you.” But we are attracting things from the information that is within us. And in our own field and information that we attract from the subtle energy field that is coming from the collective. (??)
Question:
The idea that we are the perfect Source is comforting and brings a great goal to work towards. We wish that we could have a moment in your mind, to see how it feels toexist being completely expanded and connected, while living an everyday life that requires groundedness. Can you describe this to us?
Sri Vasudeva:
Well that’s what I’ve been doing for years, trying to describe … What can I say? I try to radiate the joy of what this space is like, to everybody. And I said during this 40 days, just to talk about the Source, is an excitement for me because it’s where I am centered everyday. I can feel an infinite field inside of me and nothing can stop my enthusiasm to want to share this. And the love that I feel, I know it’s coming from a place inside which is endless. My thoughts, I feel that they generate power as I think of them from an endless space inside. And I can bring vitality into my body from my breathing, from my focusing on certain chakras. And I can feel the support from different realms, from different dimensions of being and that’s just so phenomenal. I’m just so happy everyday in my inner space and in my relationship with the world. I can relate to my world in harmony because I can feel the energies and I can relate to my world with compassion and understanding because I understand the nature of the world. And that’s a joy that all of us can have. But how can I describe it? It’s difficult to know it unless you get into it. That’s why I am pushing all of you, everyone who is listening, to try to experience that inner space. It’s beautiful. And throughout this 40 days, I’m going to try to push you. I’m going to try to inspire you, to motivate you to become more disciplined, because when you do it while you are young, you have a whole lifetime of it. At 24 years, I had this wonderful experience of being there and my life has been filled with it since 24 years and I wish that every 24 year old can have it or even 17 year old, or 14 year old – we’ll have a better society.
Question :
Whenever I focus on the brow chakra during and out of meditation, I get a lot of pressure in my head and inward pressure in my eyebrow chakra. I am not sure whether I am experiencing a physical problem or I’m experiencing energy trying to find an opening.
Vasudeva: I do not think it is a physical problem, based on what you have described but if you have physical problems in the body, certainly you need to check a doctor because I’m not a physician. But from what you are saying, when you focus on the brow, in the beginning there’ll be physical pressure. In the beginning, as the chakra is now trying to open up more and when you feel that inward pull, it becomes more and more energetic, not giving you headaches or any kind of physical discomfort but it’s more like an energy pull. It can be a little bit uncomfortable energetically but not physically. So if you are having some physical problem with the head area, please don’t try to concentrate too hard because it can become stressful. Ultimately, if it is spiritual, which I think it is, because of your experiences when you were last here, I think it will go after a little while and you will feel this beautiful pull inside and the mind becoming very quiet and focused. So all blessings to you. May you continue to have the blessings of that chakra, the most powerful on the journey, so if you can have that then it is easier to make the final steps.
Question:
We cannot get away from not working through our imperfections. We must work through layer after layer to get to the Source? So as we peel away the layers then there is greater rootedness in various deeper levels till we get to Absolute Source? So we can experience light but if we don’t deal with the "dark side" of our being and integrate it then we are not able to remain stable in the Source? Human tendency is to ignore the dark side of our being, but all of that will surface through interactions and life itself, so that we will have to deal it? Hence it is a personal journey and an evolution of our own being / knowing through the various levels?
Sri Vasudeva:
A nice point. The dark side allows us to peel off layers and layers when we look at it – and I agree with that but when we begin to see the dark and we are challenged by it, that we need to work with it and to come to a better and better position. But it is also nice when we can become proactive and don’t wait for the dark side to come. And try to develop the power to deal with any dark side as they come. Ultimately it would be nice to work deeper and deeper within you so that any bad side that surfaces, you can deal with it. But a number of people try to become more disciplined or to work harder only when the dark side surfaces. But I think it is also very nice to do things even though the dark side is not appearing as yet. It’s nice to continue to work in developing your armor, your spiritual energies so that you can conquer any dark side that may begin to appear. I do believe, ultimately that by breaking through the energy barriers of the chakras, the obstacles - we can overcome, a number of things.
We can sort of disintegrate patterns that are there that haven’t even come up as yet. But because we are really pushing our development through the chakras, we are already working on them. So it’s nice when you can go deeper in your meditation in good times, and work harder to make yourself stronger so when bad things surface from the outside of you, they don’t trigger you as they might have before.
It’s also important, as you have said, that when dark sides appear, that we peel them off as we see them and work with them as they come, to get into a better place using all the tools that we have. I am happy that you commented on the dark side. That’s one way of working at it but I love to be more proactive. So, for example, at 21 years old, I wanted to break open every barrier so that I can experience the highest state of consciousness and in doing so, I am able to deal with any situation now, no matter where it comes from, whether it comes from a past experience within me or whether it comes from outside of me. But because of the place where I am now, I am able to deal with it. So I do believe that being proactive and working harder when things are good and circumstances are favorable, that we can become stronger for the dark times.
Sri Question:
In yesterday's talk you referred to ‘atman,’ the Self. Do you think ‘atman’ is related to the German word ‘Atmen,’ which means breathing?
Sri Vasudeva:
That’s an interesting connection but I have no idea of the languages or the deeper meaning of the word in terms of language, but there may be a connection and it is interesting that you mentioned it. Some people say when we breathe, the soul comes alive in the body.
Question : So after Big Bang the subtle realms were created and then gross visible realm in the same order as the chakras within us?
Sri Vasudeva:
Big bang was a physical manifestation of our physical universe. But subtle energies precede physical manifestations. So subtle energies and subtle worlds already exist. With the big bang happening, subtle energies were not created after. Subtle worlds existed before the big bang. When the big bang started, it brought the physical world into manifestation.
Comment:
I particularly loved the metaphor of the universe being like a bubble coming up in the infinite, existing for a while and bursting. I see our lives like that as well.
Sri Vasudeva:
Yes, the metaphor of the bubble is a really nice metaphor. The bubble comes up from the Source for a certain amount of time and then disappears – comes out of the Source, goes back into the Source and the Source is not diminished by it. Then another bubble comes up. So I think it is a wonderful metaphor.
Comment:
I love how the discussion is progressing both online and in the group. There’s lots of food for thought, or maybe sometimes we need to stop thinking and just be.
Sri Vasudeva:
I am trying to relate the meditation to the talks I am giving and trying to make it as practical as possible to your ordinary experiences. For example, when I spoke about the Source and I said every activity that you engage in, can take you deeper into the Source. Please don’t get headaches with it. Look for the areas of practice and the Source is all about being. So letting go of everything and just being is what should exist at the end of the discussion. After we discuss and you understand, then all you need to do is to be.
Question:
If I remember a very strong and powerful being like Baba Nityananda, for example, and I feel a very strong energy, is it because I connect with his energy in the memory field or is He himself irecting his energy towards me from the other planes?
Sri Vasudeva:
It’s both. Baba Nityananda’s presence is still in the subtle energy field. And when you think of him strongly, you are attracting his energy and he is able to perceive that pull or that call from you and he is able to direct energy towards that as well. So when you think of these enlightened beings and you feel a huge wave of energy, it is because they are responding to yours.
Question:
How can we transform the memories in the causal field?
Sri Vasudeva:
What I always say is that you can go back, you can revisit the memories you have in the causal body and you can transform them. You can add new dimension to them. If you can go back into an old memory and bring it up, you can begin to see it in a new light. And when it goes back, it goes back with more information. So you can take an old memory and transform it and so it’s now a transformed memory. It’s now an updated version of what the memory is in your memory bank.
Sri Vasudeva:
I brought in a few new points. For example, we spoke of the concept of time. I thought that was a very interesting concept to put to you as well. The idea of time and the idea of different dimensions. This time I am trying to bring more ideas of connecting with different dimensions or lokas at the same time. So I am looking forward to talking more about that – the different planes of existence. And it was nice when someone mentioned the subtle energy worlds. I would like you to read and re- read the manuscripts and keep your questions coming. Also I am in the new leaders community forum and I am trying to put a message there everyday or some point for discussion so please go to the leaders’ community that Yesu and JT are coordinating.
Question:
Can we prevent the influence of the dark sides by meditation? I wonder how this relates to therapy?
Sri Vasudeva:
The dark side is within us and it comes up from time to time when it’s very powerful based on stimulation from the outside or based on the power that is there on the inside when the mind is idle. But when the dark side comes up, we need to have some kind of weapon to deal with it. If you meditate with good guidance and you are having good experiences in meditation, certainly that becomes a powerful tool to work with the dark side, because you will handle the dark side in a better way. So you need to have the balance and when you have a dark side challenging you, you need to create the balance of stimulating the light side of you that it may become stronger. And when you are weak and challenged, it’s best to associate with those who are strong, and continue to practice disciplines that can uplift you and make you stronger, and allow you to not be affected in an overwhelming way by the dark side. When the dark side is threatening, you need to learn how to make the positive side stronger.
Comment: In regards to an earlier comment, we are able to handle the dark side differently with discipline, building inner strength and wisdom. As a young person, it is rather difficult to remain disciplined.
Sri Vasudeva:
The 40 days is a very good time for learning the tools to deal with the dark side. We all carry dark sides because we all come from places that were dark. In this 40 days, I am going to give you tools. Give it all that you have, make it a priority, study the messages, listen to the counsel I am giving. The meditations are beautiful and if you can get involved in the meditations, I’m sure they’ll make you stronger. So please continue to join in with us.
Question:
If our lives are like bubbles, do we ever stop bubbling up? Do we ever stop returning to this plane of existence? And if we do stop, does it have to do with fulfilling life’s purpose?
Sri Vasudeva:
When I spoke about a bubble, I spoke about a whole big bang. And I spoke about a universe being created, being a bubble. I wasn’t speaking about the individual. But our body is like a bubble too, living in time for a certain amount of time. But the subtle energy existence that we have is not a bubble like the physical body. That’s another bubble and takes a longer time. So this subtle energy existence that we have, will continue to assume physical manifestations or physical vehicles until the subtle body becomes very pure and has no desire to want to get involved anymore in the physical manifestations or ultimately, even subtle manifestations. And when all those desires have disappeared, then it will begin to merge into the final. Then all the bubbles will go – the outer physical shell and the inner subtle shell.
When we leave the physical body, the subtle energy body, which includes the causal in it, carries all the unfinished business with it and will need to take another physical body to complete its unfinished business.
Question:
How can you connect the Source to God and God to the Source?
Sri Vasudeva:
We call the Source, God and I have been saying that in the messages. But we have so many concepts of God. When we think of the Source, we are not caught up in the concepts of God because the Source can accommodate any concept that we have. But the Source is referred to, by many, as God. So that’s the connection.
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