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Bhagavan - an epithet of God signifying His six supernatural powers, namely, total majesty, righteousness, glory, affluence, knowledge and renunciation; an epithet of such divinities as Vishnu, Shiva, Krishna, Buddha and Sai; sometimes used a term of respect while addressing a holy man. Bhagavad Gita - lit., The "Song of God." One of the most important scriptures of the Vedanta philosophy, the Bhagavad Gita, or Gita for short, consists of the teachings of Sri Krishna to Arjuna on how to realize God while carrying on the duties of life. The eighteen chapters of this work are actually a part of the Indian epic, the Mahabharata. Bhagavatam – one of the more well known Puranas, devotional books of the Hindus. The Bhagavatam is especially popular among the Vaishnavas for its stories of devotees and life of Sri Krishna. Bhajans - Devotional songs. Bhakti - devotion to God, love of God especially in His personal aspect; a religious discipline emphasizing attachment to God, and also devotion, trust, homage, worship, piety, and faith; regarded by dualistic philosophers as the sole means of salvation. Bhakti Yoga - the path of devotion. One of the four main yoga or paths to union with God. Brahma - God as creator (not to be confused with Brahman, the transcendent Godhead of the Upanishads). Brahma is the First Cosmic person of the Hindu Trinity, the other two being Vishnu and Shiva. *Brahmacharya - continence, abstention from lust in thought, words, and deed. Also, the stage of life in which one lives as a celibate student devoted to spiritual practices and religious study. Brahman - the Absolute. The supreme reality of Advaita Vedanta. Also referred to as Nitya - the Absolute, the ultimate reality. Nirguna Brahman: devoid of qualifying characteristics; Brahman in its aspect 142
of pure and undifferentiated consciousness; also called the Para Brahman. Saguna Brahman : Creator God. *Brahma-randra - lit., "The passage of Brahman." An aperture in the crown of the head. It is believed that if one's prana, or vital breath, departs from the body through the Brahma - randhra, one is not reborn. * Brahmin - a member of the priestly caste, the highest caste in Hindu society. Buddha - lit., "The Enlightened One." The word refers specifically to Gautama Buddha, 6th century BC born, as prince Siddhartha in what is now Nepal; he renounced world to become one of the greatest spiritual teachers of all time and the founder of Buddhism. Chakra - a center of consciousness. There are six chakras located in the sushumna channel of the spine, and a seventh centre is located in cerebrum. The Kundalini, or spiritual energy, lies at the base of the sushumna. When awakened it passes through the first three chakras-the muladhara, the svadhishthana, and the manipura. When the Kundalini rises to the fourth chakra, the anahata, in the region of heart, the aspirant feels the awakening of Divine Consciousness and sees light. At the fifth center, the vishuddha chakra, one likes to hear and talk only about God. When the Kundalini rises to the sixth chakra, the ajna, located between eyebrows, one sees the form of God but a little separation remains. The culmination of spiritual life occurs when the Kundalini reaches the seventh center, the Sahasrahara, in the brain, a person then realizes his oneness with God. Sahasrahara - the highest of the seven centers of consciousness. The Sahasrahara is located in the cerebrum and is visualized or symbolized as a thousand-petal lotus. Chosen Deity - that aspect of the Personal God which a guru instructs a disciple to meditate on in order to attain illumination. Consciousness - Thuriya- lit., "the fourth;" the super conscious state, It is called the fourth state of consciousness in relation to the waking, 143
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Contents 3 Page 1. Foreword 1 2. Ba
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that this was nothing other than wh
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and reached almost a notch above my
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Church, and Masjid. If any friend o
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How Divinity entered into our life
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all books with several examples and
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Early experiences (January through
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work, thinking she will read it dur
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Experience #8 (June 23 thru August,
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and the car did not even have a scr
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eyes. As soon as I closed my eyes I
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viewing it all the way to see where
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experiences gained in the waking ho
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the stadium but the stadium was act
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Dream 5 (Sept. 1997) I saw Gyani pr
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car was parked, in the front there
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Shirdi Baba asked were not dollars
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hand. The snake laid on my arm in a
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Dream 15 Lots of people were suppos
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where I saw a man whose face was co
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Visions of Illumined images with sk
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Messages received in the meditation
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get answered. Then later in the day
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Dolly's left thigh close to the kne
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strong emphasis for a spiritual asp
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Friday, January 02, 1998 Half way t
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Monday, January 05, 1998 "Shivangin
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ecause I won't remember in the next
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of all your experiences so far. Gya
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and not for you. You certainly cann
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walls had some people’s faces on
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Moksha/Nirvana/Liberation etc. She
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meditating again in the jeep but sh
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Thursday, January 29, 1998 Due to d
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Dharma. After doing it, forget it.
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11:26 AM meditation: This morning D
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crawled out to the level where they
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4 PM meditation: Practiced "Chakra"
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she was able to wake up in time for
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now your children want to talk to y
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virtues and asked her to work on th
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Wednesday, February 11, 1998 Medita
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further asked about Brahma loka if
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She asked "Baba, are the consequenc
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in her spine in the back of the nav
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Meditation 12:00 Noon: We had to go
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Page 144 and 145: Concluding passage We started out a
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