Inquiry of Gulshan Kumar (LinkedIn)

Dear Michael, when you interact with Sir Castagna, what is level of your consciousness - physical form or same angelic form as that of Sir Paul.

Mi~Beloved’s Response:

Contact with Paul Castagna may be while using my physical body and also when my subtle body is displaced from my physical body. During the breath infusion sessions, he may visit with his subtle body. This would be while I am aware of both my physical and subtle bodies simultaneously with perceptions of both occurring at the same time, but with more psychic focus through the subtle body, than through the physical one.

The angelic form of anyone using a physical body exists side by side with the physical body. Such that if the physical body is no longer responsive (is dead), that person is left with that angelic form only and has no other way to communicate. The angelic form is merely the energized dream body. Just as currently a terminally ill physical body is the same body which was healthy before it developed that disease, the subtle body used in dreams is the same body even if it is experienced as a bliss-feelings angelic form.

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Regarding ancestral influence with regard to celibacy:

True celibacy is impossible for anyone who has ancestral obligations but superficial physical celibacy can be done by the person, with acts of masturbation and with acts of subtle sexual activity.

When celibacy is done in both the physical and subtle bodies, that is only possible if there are no ancestral obligations or if those are suspended because of the yogi’s absence from realms where the obligations hold.

Who owns the body?

The yogi/yogini

The parent of the body

The grandparent of the body

The teacher who educated the body

If the yogi does not have all ownership of the body, his claim for full celibacy is meaningless because the body will be forced to act against celibacy by ancestors who need embryos or if the yogi forces the issues and does bar those ancestors successfully they will cause his spiritual efforts to fail in some other aspect of the disciplines. The yogi should pay the ancestors for their services rendered to the formation and early growth of his body. What has God or lineage (parampara) have to do with it?