From Limited Mind and Body to Our True (No) Self

Abstract: Many of us are familiar with the movie called 'The Matrix,' which was released in 1999. Directed by the Wachowskis, it is a groundbreaking science fiction film that feels remarkably relevant to our current reality. The story follows Thomas Anderson, a computer hacker who discovers that the reality he perceives is a simulated construct created by sentient machines to subjugate humanity. Surprisingly if you are a spiritual practitioner on the bodhisattva path, you may find yourself navigating a similarly strange and unfamiliar territory at a certain stage of your spiritual evolution. Many ascended masters throughout history have faced challenges during this phase of their journey, but Gautham Buddha stands out as he was the only master to completely transcend the Matrix control system in its entirety. One could say this is the real evil of this world. All Buddhist masters who followed the footsteps of Gautham Buddha are enemies to this control system and this post speak...

Abstract: In modern day spirituality, we often encounter unexpected, unwelcoming spiritual and psychic attacks that hinder our spiritual progression. Most of these attacks are aimed at lightworkers and starseeds who are ambitious and creating a larger impact in their sphere of influence, where people are being transformed in large numbers. The attacks are usually instigated by  malevolent beings in the higher energy planes to energetically manipulate such individuals, siphon energy from their higher chakras and to feed misinformation. But how do we become vulnerable to these attacks when we are karmically clean? Well these malevolent beings specifically exploit various kind of spiritual laws to achieve this to the unawareness of the yogi and the bodhisattva practitioners (i.e. ascended masters) are the main target group. These attacks can be so powerful to the level that, they can even stop your ascension plan, blocking the kundalini energy in your body and cutting your spiritual c...

Abstract: Concepts such as heaven and hell exist in almost all religious traditions. Abrahamic traditions believe that, once you're liberated on this planet earth, you can go to heaven. Buddhist traditions mostly deny this claim and believe that we must reincarnate into this human world again from these celestial realms. Some believe that, these are merely mind-made concepts and in reality do not exist. Abrahamic traditions rely on the attainments such as ego-death, resurrection at their enlightenment while Buddhist traditions state, "Nirvana" is the highest goal leading to the final liberation. So there is a conceptual and a practical difference between the two. However a meditator who followed the bodhisattva path may have been exposed to both of these spiritual traditions and might have a different perspective, entirely based on his meditative experience. This post is about that. Fig. 1: Depiction of heaven in an old painting (left), heaven as a meditative vision and a...