Self in Unity

Meditationtime Forum Post

Date:  Posted 3 years before Jul 24, 2016

MiBeloved 3 years ago

In all planning mental activities, the turret for focusing is the intellect psychic organ. In all feeling activities which do not involve planning, the psychic adjunct involved is the kundalini sensual energy mechanism.

Ultimately a specific self needs to understand this.

This handling of the intellect is the direct activity, while the manifestation of a plan is conducted using the physical or subtle body, or both as they are fused as one temporary reality.

If certain feelings are not filtered through the mental plane, if they are executed without analysis, then they are considered to be impulsive and spontaneous. In either case, that of spontaneous unfiltered feelings and that of feelings which are filtered mentally, the direct action is between the intellect and the kundalini life force, with the self-tagging along behind as the observer.

In its quest for unity, in its need for existential security, the self is deadly afraid of being separated from its intellect and life force. This however is the bane of meditation practice.

If the self cannot be in duality with the intellect and with the kundalini psychic mechanism, then it means there is no chance for the self to realize what it is without being fused to these adjuncts.