Yogi Sees a Nude Woman

Meditationtime Forum Post

Date:  Posted 3 years before Mar 23, 2016

MiBeloved 3 years ago

Meditation this morning was pretty good. I failed to file an early report because of pressing duties, which are previous obligations from the past which became activated today, causing me not to spend the time to report early this morning.

I took a few notes of the meditation, so with these, I file this report. At first in meditation there was a noticing of the naad sound in the back of the head, near the top back in the center. Naad was beaming from there and encouraging me to push on with my mystic research. I felt that naad was supportive of my endeavors. This is encouraging because if one gets a reinforcement from naad it can nullify much of the negative energy which one absorbs on a daily basis from persons who simply do not understand the value of this yoga practice.

Soon after hearing naad I noticed that down in the psyche below the neck there was a great blank space which was filled with energy but as soon as I noticed that I began to fall into that space. This was like if a tiny bird begins to glide down through the atmosphere, free falling but not being pulled strongly by gravity.

I stayed in that chamber for some time. I had no idea of how long I was there but it was for a time. It was like if you went into another galaxy. Then suddenly that stopped and I found myself back in the subtle head in the default location of the core self. Immediately after this in front of me there was a naked woman. She had a black body and was sexually seductive, very desirable but even though she was like that still she was not seductive and she was not desirable.

Her legs were spread out and her sexual orifice was exposed.

After this there were other scenes but these were like seeing things on a quarter moon night when there is very little light to see anything. This was all astral darkness and astral light.

Soon after these astral apparitions, there was a flash of Krishna and Balarama Deities in reference to my yoga practice session, where they were smiling because I had discovered the means of changing the subtle body into a yoga siddha form. They seemed to be happy that I had advanced to that stage.

Krishna has many yogi devotees but he does not like them to be in a fallen condition. When anyone of them begins to progress, Krishna feels relieved.

When someone claims to be a devotee of Krishna and that person become depraved, then people think that Krishna is invalid. Thus if one of his devotees acts in a way which produces real advancement, Krishna appreciates it because it restores his reputation in human society.