Mircea Eliade YOGA IMMORTALITY AND ... - Brihaspati.net
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the exemplary gesture of the Buddha and the land is transformed into earth magicdiamond<br />
mind ", being the diamond, as discussed above, symbol of immortality, of<br />
absolute reality. All This implies the Abolition of Time and History, and the return in illo<br />
tempore, the instant copy of the Rumination of the Buddha And we know that the<br />
abolition of time is a paradise syndrome.<br />
These preparations completed, the mandala is drawn using two strings: the first, white,<br />
traces the external boundaries of the mandala, the second is made with threads of five<br />
different colors. Also can draw the diagram using colored rice powder. Triangles are<br />
placed in vases filled with valuable substances or scented, broad ribbons, flowers,<br />
branches, etc.. for the "fall" of the gods (avahana) .. It precedes the initiation on a<br />
holiday, and a place next to the sea or a river. The night before the cere-mony, the<br />
disciple goes to sleep in the position of "Buddha entering Nirvana * '(is the" posture of<br />
the lion ", one lying on the right side by putting his head on his hand) to the mafiana<br />
following account to his suefio guru, the initiation takes place only if the guru is<br />
considered fortunate.<br />
The ceremony itself begins with a series of puri-fications and consecrations, on which the<br />
Sekoddesatika da nu-mere details. The guru cleanses the organs of the pupil using<br />
About Uttarakuru, see the bibliography compiled by Tucci, Buddhist Notes, p. 197. The<br />
classic description of the Golden Age according to the Buddhists, is located in<br />
Mahavastu, I, p. 338 and ff. On the other Hindu and Buddhist Paradises and its relation<br />
with Yoga, see below.<br />
mantra (U on the front, I, A, R, A, N, about sex) and also purifies ritual objects,<br />
particularly containers, put the "bowl triumph" (vijayakalasa) in the center of the mandala<br />
and honors with perfumes and incense. The disciple, dressed in bianco is topped with a<br />
guru guirnaTda flowers. Then, the pupil draws a pequefio mandnla, adorned with flowers<br />
and gold around the feet of his master, in serial veneration, and is offered on-board with a<br />
maiden belonging mind as possible to their own fa-mily. The gr / ra poured into the<br />
language of the pupil five drops of ambrosia substantia f ie five sacred) repeating the<br />
mantra place appropriate and incense also embodies the mantra to others. Then causes the<br />
"obsession of the mad god" (krodavesa), the initiation rite transmitted by Sekoddesatika.<br />
Vajrapani, the glue-curling god, takes possession of the pupil when it repeats some<br />
mantra and inhaled deeply. She begins to sing and dance imitating the traditional gestures<br />
of angry deities. Through this rite, subconscious forces invade the disciple, who,<br />
addressing them, "that" ma "all fear and all shyness. It then invokes the disciple through<br />
the mudra mainly to the five deities apa-related expenses, the Sakti of the five<br />
Tathagatha, and regain my composure. If possession continues for more than they should,<br />
the guru feels his forehead with a flower consecrated with mantra OM AH HUM. Then<br />
blindfold the eyes of the disciple and puts a flower in her hand, this strip into the<br />
mandala, and the sector where the flower falls reveals which of the gods he will be<br />
particularly favorable for the initiation.<br />
The pe<strong>net</strong>ration in the mandala is like throughout the March to the Center ". (We know<br />
that the ambulation ritual circle around a stupa or temple, pradaksina, just as the ascent<br />
to? S successive terraces of the great religious monuments also indicate the "march<br />
toward the Center"). As the mandala is a magician ^ mundi, the center point for the<br />
infinitesimal crossed perpendicularly by the axis mundi: the closer to him, the disciple<br />
approaches the "Center of the World". Moreover, once inside the mandala, the disciple is