Yogic Transmission is something
which penetrates all these subtler levels
of Chit, Manas, Buddhi and Ahankar
and does a magical thing in nourishing OUR
very existence at a spiritual level.
All spiritual movements say God is everywhere. He is omnipresent
He must also be within us
How many have experienced
the reality of such a statement?
Air Is also everywhere yet we do not generally feel its presence
until there is a breeze.
Transmission is like that breeze
which awakens us
to the subtle presence of something essential to our existence,
the Godly essence.
In Sanskrit,
Transmission is known as Pranahuti.
This word Pranahuti is a combination of two Sanskrit root words
Prana and Ahuti.
Prana is the essence of the essence
Life of life. Or what is known in the ancient Keno Upanishad as the Pranasya Pranaha
Prana of Prana
The second
root word is Ahuti means sacrifice or an offering.
The very ideal that we cherish in our hearts offers itself to us.
To receive Transmission
is to receive the essence of the Source itself.
This offering is made to the thirsting hearts.
We experience Transmission when a trainer directs this flow towards our heart.
The Transmission does not originate with the trainer
in the same way that when you sit in front of the fan,
the air does not originate with the fan.
It is a natural outpouring from the Source itself.
And the trainer is merely a part of this process, like the fan.
Look at it in another way.
Just as the air is everywhere,
sunlight is also everywhere but when it is focused through a convex lens
like the lens of a magnifying glass,
Its effect becomes very intense.
The mind of the trainer is like a convex lens because
it focuses the essence of the original source upon the heart of the aspirant.
The main effect of Yogic Transmission is to illuminate the consciousness
various levels of consciousness and the layers of them
expanding through them.
This is one way of understanding spiritual growth,
how consciousness expands at each level.
Yogic Transmission is something
which penetrates all these subtler levels
of Chit, Manas, Buddhi and Ahankar
and does a magical thing in nourishing our
very existence at a spiritual level.
To me, this Transmission is something like
a cane or a wheelchair or the lift that we use in high rise buildings.
You can walk if you like,
you can go on walking the steps and go to the hundredth floor of your building.
But won’t it be nice if you can take a lift?
Yogic Transmission is like that.
When you cannot walk,
and you take help of a cane it becomes easier and more comfortable to walk with.
Likewise, when we traverse within various layers of consciousness,
when I close my eyes and try to meditate and try to go deeper within the consciousness or fly higher
in a state of super-consciousness
it becomes easier.
On its own, without Transmission,
flying higher into a state of super-consciousness or going deeper
into subconsciousness is difficult.
Transmission works like a magic.