Channel of cosmic power

Channel of cosmic power

The puranas and other mythology books describing Great Cosmic Power, spirit into demonstration says that in the beginning only the Sun (as the Creator of the Universe) was the master of the sky. He was worshipped and adored by all beings. The sages (rishis) begged the mighty Sun (Surya) to create more worlds and offered him soma, a sacred plant (or the divine nectar) as sacrifice. Then Surya (Sun) used his power in order to manifest the worlds (lokas or bhuvanas). This Supreme Energy thus assumed a shape of its own as the splendid manifestation of the Great Cosmic Power Shakti, Governess of all worlds or Mistress of the three worlds or in other words, the earth or the physical dimension, the atmosphere or the astral dimension and the sky or the heavenly dimension. It is also said that this form of the Supreme Energy, Shakti was not manifested until the moment of creation. 

Other writings speak of Lokas (the worlds) as the divisions of the universe representing the delicate worlds corresponding to the consciousness level of the beings inhabiting them. Generally here we are talking about a division into three fundamental worlds, Triloka, or the Sky, the Earth and the Infernal world or in other words the Divine, the Intermediary and the Inferior world. Another classifying mentions the seven higher worlds: Bhur Loka – the Earth; Bhuvar Loka – the space between the Earth and the Sun, the realm of the sages; Svar Loka –Indra’s sky; Mahar Loka – the realm of the great saints; Jnana Loka – country of Brahma’s sons; Tatar Loka – residence of the Vairaja class (Viras) and Satya Loka or Brahma Loka –Brahma’s residence that once reached generates liberation from the cycle of birth and rebirth. Seven inferior worlds correspond to these seven higher worlds called Patala. Samhita and Vedanta philosophical schools also mention eight Loka or higher and inferior regions: A. Brahma Loka, the world of the supreme gods; B. Pitri Loka, the realm of the sages; C. Soma Loka, the realm of the world and planets; D. Indra Loka, the world of the inferior deities; E. Gandharva Loka, the realm of the celestial spirits; F. Rakshasa Loka, the relam of rakshas; G. Zaksha Loka, Zaksha’s kingdom; H. Pisacha Loka, the territory of demons and devils. 

The cosmic power of a living being which keeps on flowing in the form of craving and lust is to be preserved inside the internal discipline of living being. Like the interior subtlest nature, the cosmic power is to be thrown back into the internal discipline and stopped for moving towards unconscious mind and sense organs of the living being. There after the power is to be fully awakened in the internal discipline. The force of craving and lust of unconscious mind is to be pulled up in the coil of one’s own internal discipline. The discharge and dissemination of cosmic power is to be stopped. 

In the beginning of the Universe there was only “Word”. A universal cycle of existence begins with a divine utterance of a word, an idea brought forth by different religions, for instance, for the Hindus this creative word was AUM; for the Greeks a Logos and so on. A word is composed of letters; and each letter, in the cosmological type of symbolism, stands for a particular cosmic power. Astrology can be considered as an expression of such an ancient tradition, for the birth-chart of an individual is the sacred name, the "word in the beginning," the individual mantra of this individual born at a particular time and a particular place on the globe. These sounds correspond to certain positions of the Moon in the 360-degree Zodiac. There are 108 different Vedic Sounds (4 per star). Usually, if the person's birth date is unknown, then this method of determining the transit influences is used.   

The power of creation and procreation acquire strength of cosmic power. Brahmacharya is atonement with the power of creation and procreation. It is the state where any can seek and find and know the absolute illumined Truth of anything upon which they wish to focus their attention. It is the space where divine Unconditional Love for all divine souls and all life ever created by God is part of the natural ambiance. And it is the space in which the divine Cosmic Power of God, the All That Is, is available for those in Oneness to create Peace, Truth, Love, Harmony, Abundance, and Perfection here on Earth. 

A disciple of meditation is to avoid circulated of power of creation and procreation in order to promote power of strength of cosmic power. People have to be matrimonial to chastity in thought, word and deed. A disciple of meditation is enjoyed upon to preserve chastity through the practice and cultivation of various yogic exercises and disciplines. The cultivation and disciplining of the virtue of power of creation and procreation augments, enhances and promotes strength of cosmic power. The keeping and maintenance of character like that of the chastity, equivalent to the practice of power of creation and procreation. 

At the moment of a child’s first breath, the basic rhythm of his total organism — blood circulation, breathing, and probably some sort of rhythm of nerve electricity (prana in Sanskrit) is set by some mysterious power, the creative power that emanates from the entire solar system.  

The birth-chart remains as a fundamental name, throughout the life cycle as an unchanging formula which represents the true individuality of this particular human being. The birth-chart is a word of which the planets are the letters. It may be said to be the resonance of the newborn organism to the powerful vibrations of the cosmic word and the acceptance by this organism of its particular place and function in the universe. The positions of the planets (Sun and Moon included) change constantly and continuously throughout the life of the individual human being, and these changes will have a finite impact upon his development. In every moment in time, a different arrangement of all matter takes place in the universe, and that arrangement is never repeated again ever, simply because time never wait for anyone.

Cosmologies cover many of the same concerns also addressed by religious cosmology and philosophical cosmology, such as the origin, purpose, and destiny of the universe and of consciousness and the nature of existence. For this reason it is sometimes difficult to distinguish where religion or philosophy end and esotericism or occultism begins. However, mysterious cosmology is distinguished from religion in its more sophisticated construction and reliance on intellectual understanding rather than faith, and from philosophy in its emphasis on techniques of psycho-spiritual transformation. 

Examples of mysterious cosmologies can be found in Gnosticism, Neoplatonism, Tantra (particularly Kashmir Shaivism), Kabbalah, Sufism, the teachings of Jacob Boehme, The Urantia Book, the Sant Mat/Surat Shabda Yoga tradition, Theosophy, Anthroposophy, The Cosmic Tradition of Max Theon and his wife, Max Heindel (The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception), elements of the teachings of Sri Aurobindo, Meher Baba, the Fourth Way propounded by Gurdjieff and Ouspensky, PaGaian Cosmology and many current New Age teachings.

Until 3,000 years ago, all religions had and do have many gods, ie., Hinduism, Taoism and Shinto. They accept the religions of other tribes and cultures, recognising in their worship the same divine energies as their own, albeit with different names. Why then did patriarchal, monotheistic religions arise in the Middle East 3,000 years ago, and spread in their Christian forms throughout Europe and then on to the European colonised overseas territories during the last 1,500 years? Why did these monotheistic religions fight so fiercely to eradicate nature worship in the lands they controlled? Why did Christianity promote a dualistic antagonism between the spirit and the flesh, with only the former conceived as being in the "image of God"? These questions are raised and many people are looking into these questions and trying to get appropriate answers.

The first form in which the realization manifested was Adi Shakti, Gayatri or power. From shakti emerged everything else. Once the universe was created there was a need for super forces or energies to look after the governance of the world. To perform this role Adi Shakti apparent herself into the trinity: Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. The devotional practice by Hindus, three kinds of external symbols is used for worship of the Supreme Being, who is actually formless and nameless. The most external is that of divine images cast in human form, with paraphernalia symbolising supra-human divinity. The most delicate is that of the mantras or divine names with certain sounds. A mantra is divine power covered in sound. Between these two the yantras or chakras, representing the deity in geometrical diagrams. Worshippers of Shakti consider the Srichakra the holiest and most significant of divine symbols.

The power of everyday prayer is unlimited: It is a documented fact that community prayer services have worked miracles, especially in healing the sick people. In today's rushed world, not many people find the time to pray. Even those who do pray are in a terrible hurry. Naturally then, the heart and mind are often disconnected from the words of prayer which are uttered as a matter of routine. Instead of having a heart-to-heart talk with God, people end up merely reciting. So prayer is liable to become a shallow and emotionless task that's not particularly pleasing. Unsurprisingly, one often prays unwillingly.