Returning to Goloka

The essential nature of life is Bliss. We
capitalize the word because this Bliss is the
fundamental quality of the Divine, and we all
have the experience of this Bliss as our
birthright. Recall that we have five bodies:
anamaya kosha, pranamaya kosha, manomaya
kosha, vijñamaya kosha and Anandamaya Kosha.
Here again we capitalize because this is our
Divine body. Yes, we all share a single body
of Bliss, which is the entire universe.
The practice of Atmavedi Meditation develops all of our bodies and
brings them into our conscious awareness, including the Divine body,
Anandamaya Kosha. This is the consciousness of our Creator, Lord Brahma and
is directly supported by Lord Narayana, an expansion of Krishna. In Satya yuga,
everyone has conscious access to all of their subtle bodies, including
Anandamaya Kosha. But in Kali yuga, this ability has been lost.
Atmavedi Meditation is the catalyst that enlivens Kundalini. Kundalini is
the Divine aspect that promotes development of every life form from one
stage to another. In human beings, Kundalini takes the sperm and ovum from
a single cell to a multi-cell embryo, then Kundalini guides the development of
the embryo into a baby, then from baby to child, to adult. At this stage,
Kundalini rests unless or until the individual is practicing Atmavedi Meditation.
Then Kundalini continues the development of the individual by enlivening and
connecting each subtle body to conscious awareness, culminating in Moksha.
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