Deceased Yogis Enter Student’s Psyche
Deceased Yogis Enter Student’s Psyche
One reality faced from day to day is the inhabitation of deceased people into the psyche of the yogi. Not just the yogi, but everyone else, faces this possession or inhabitation whereby departed souls take residence in the psyche. This development is proven simply by the development of pregnancies.
A pregnancy is an incidence of possession of a part of one person’s (would-be mother) body by another person who did not have a body but who someone or the other became identical with the development of a new one. For following this discussion, one needs to accept reincarnation, either to accept that as a fact blindly, or to accept it based on subtle awareness.
Some ancestors who possess the would-be parent’s body induces that person to accomplish physical things, like for instance procure a bigger home or get a college degree or increase the business to increase the bank savings or be mean to the neighbor who is disliked by the family or strive to become a person of status in the community. It happens to student-yogis as well, that they are driven by ancestral urges, whereby they have behaviors which are based on the desires of those dead people. Because of lacking psychic perception, many student yogis have no idea about this. They are left with the assumption that whatever is desired in the mind, is solely the desire of the primal self in the body.
A preferred possession by departed souls would be if the student yogi was possessed by an advanced yoga-guru who would inspire higher yoga techniques into the mind of the student, whereby that student would begin to do higher practice on that inner basis. Of course again the yogi may not be psychically perceptive enough to sort the influence of the deceased yogi but nevertheless, the student would benefit tremendously and would make rapid leaps and bounds in yoga practice.
Why not have an inSelf posture and attitude which facilitates advanced yoga-teachers to enter the psyche instead of giving access to genetic relatives who are not non-yogis?
Instead of building a bigger house, why not increase the deepness of meditation?
-
Recently, a Higher Yogi entered in my meditation. I do not know the name of this Yogi, which caused me to have apprehension. I saw him. his hair was long and unbound. He was teaching several people on a regular basis who would pass through the place where he resided. It was near a water canal. And with me there was an intermingling with this Yogi. I was not taught any kind of yogic practice, but a beautiful Loving energy parted from the Yogi to me yet I was still apprehensive as I parted. And He said as I left, "My dear, there is much I would teach you if you would stay." I wonder why I was not perceiving the name of this Higher being. or is this even important?
-
It was Sir Paul Castagna.
Sometimes one does not recognise a person in the astral existence but the way to check is to check the core of the affection or lack of it which comes from the yogi.
Your statement: if you would stay
Might be written as: if you would constantly stay in touch with my mind and energy
-
Thanks, Michael. It probably was Paul. I hadnt seen him in awhile. The water canal was a few steps down from the back of where Paul's house was. I went down to swim. It was clear and lovely water. I looked up to the left part of the building and there were several gay men there congregating on a balcony. They were dressed in white robes, wearing garlands and acting jovial...similar to a scene on a Greek vase. Paul had left to visit somewhere. And I felt I should go too.
-
One nice thing about this experience is that you are getting some direct insight into what you will be facing full time once you leave the body. This is in contrast to having a drummed up idea of what the hereafter will be for you. It is good when one gets these experiences because they give one some idea of what is on the other-side so that one can prepare now to go there or to avoid going there, all depending on what one desires or prefers. Good luck, my dear!
