Saturday, November 9, 2013

Purity of thought

                                                      
                       Purity of thought is a state of thought which can never be achieved by the normal ordinary human beings who are ever swamped in the mortal coil of material pursuit  but is something which is only within the reach of the spiritually elevated beings. Normal human beings may be into the ritual and practice of researching religious texts, mantra chantation, idol worship, pilgrimage, fasting, superficial satsangs, devotional singing, into the  practice and being strict disciplinarians of rigorous religious vows, namasmarana of the various man-made Gods etc but all these rituals can never establish them into the permanent field of pure thought , therefore, attaining purity of thought with which to get devoted and have faith in their respective deities, getting established in an unflinching and unwavering devotion to their religious idols so as to attain freedom from the karmic bondage of sins, to achieve salvation and true liberation is only a distant dream for these religious followers that can never be realised until they don’t get grounded in the spiritual growth process and establish themselves as torchbearers of the most Supreme Truth. There have been biased spiritual beings who have spearheaded their own theories about the path of devotion being the greatest and the most supreme yogic path but genuine bhakti which has its source in the purity of thought  can  only be generated and put into authentic practice by spiritually elevated beings who have at least transcended the Anahat chakra or the fourth spiritual centre. It would be a sound disclosure to declare that “Purity of thought” is a state which can never be achieved by even the most pious human devotee of God on planet earth but only by the chosen few who have chanced to be lucky enough to have transcended the forth spiritual centre.



                          Let us look at some prerequisites and requirements to reach the transcendental state or purity of thought or the source of thought. Mr. Dipak Chopra states that there are techniques to access the field of pure potentiality, the source of thought, purity of thought, the transcendental state, the Anahat or the heart centre, the field of Power, Freedom and Grace or the field of Infinite Possibilities.



“One way to access the field is through the daily practice of silence, meditation, and non-judgement. Spending time in nature will also give you access to the qualities inherent in the field:infinite creativity, freedom, and bliss.”
                                          -Dipak Chopra
                                                                          (Book:The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success)



                           Mr.Dipak Chopra states that the above practice aids in quieting down your ever turbulent mind or your internal dialogue beacause a turbulent mind constricts the flow of energy between you and the field of pure potentiality. Therefore, the above practice helps in quieting down your mind to reach your mind to the place of stillness or the source of thought. Practicing silence means spending some time in complete quietness without the use of speech. You may practice the vow of  silence for one hour, two hours or for sometimes the whole days of a week. It also means abstaining from reading a book, listening to music and watching television at regular intervals. Non-judgement would normally mean not judging people, things, situations and circumstances around you. If you find it difficult to practice the vow of non-judgement on a continuous stretch you can regulate it from one or two hours and finally increase the time for the practice of non-judgement. Nature is something which is in complete coordination with Infinite Consciousness and so communing and spending time in nature will help you awaken the nature of your soul and maintain a rhythmic relation with the field of Infinite possibilities. Spending time in nature would normally mean sitting nearby a lake, a river, ocean or a forest for one or two hours on a stretch. Moments soon arrive when you realise that you can never uncover the unknown. This implies you will realise at regular intervals that you shall never become an awakened being. This is the criteria to realise that you have reached the source of thought or that your mind has finally been grounded in the area of stillness.



                    “Power, freedom and grace are attributes of this field.”
                                                                                                                    -Dipak Chopra
                                                                                            (Book:Power,Freedom and Grace)



“What is Power?”

“Power is the ability to manifest anything you want, including any reality that you want to experience.Real power comes from the essence of Infinity, which is your source;it comes from the source of all power, the one Being.”
                                                                                                       -Dipak Chopra
                                                                                             (Book:Power, Freedom and Grace)



“What is Freedom?”

“Freedom comes from the experiential knowledge of our true nature, which is already free.It comes from finding out that our real essence is the joyful field of Infinite consciousness that animates all of creation.To have the  experience of that silent witness is just to be. Then we are free. In this state of freedom, we understand that life is the meaningful coexistence of all opposite values. We may experience happiness or we may experience pain and suffering, but we do not get attached to pleasure and we do not recoil in fear of pain. In freedom, we  even lose  our fear of death, because the belief in mortality is just a spell that we have cast upon ourselves.”
                                                                                                                     -Dipak Chopra
                                                                                            (Book:Power, Freedom and Grace)





“And, what is Grace?”

“Grace is the effortless flow of existence that comes when you are living in harmony with life, when the rhythms of your body-mind are in sync with nature’s rhythms. To  live in grace is to experience that state of consciousness where things flow and your desires are easily fulfilled. Grace is magical, synchronistic, coincidental, joyful.It’s  that good-luck factor. And how do you live in grace? It’s simple. Just allow the Universe to flow through you without interfering.”
                                                                                                                        -Dipak Chopra
                                                                                             (Book:Power, Freedom and Grace)



                             When  we attain purity of  thought and transcend the fourth spiritual centre our human senses gets dissolved and we start becoming great admirers of beauty and not of sexuality. The Anahatic love develops and we are forever grounded with goodness and the virtuous qualities. We are forever free from the contradictory play of the opposing forces in our lives or the human emotions. These are the significant changes that develops with the restoration of the fully awake Anahat chakra. 



   “ What are the advantages of  the state of purity of thought ?”



                             It is the untainted thinking ability of the soul to have purity of thought to all beings, living creatures and the situations and circumstances around you and subsequently developing an unflinching, unwavering and genuine devotion  towards the most Supreme Godhead because of pure thinking abilities. One is now independent to the play of the opposite forces which had till now been robbing him of the state of permanent happiness. The reinvigoration of the soul helps one to be a true Son of God endowed with all the virtuous qualities and strengthens all of his relationships with the perfect quality of goodness. The quality of goodness develops to emanate that goodness feature to do good, be good and see good among all the good human  beings of the planet. The Anahat  develops  love to all beings, living creatures and inanimate things equally and alike with no ground for discrimination and demarcation. The restoration of the special and one of a kind of Anahatic love which is especially granted by God aids one to love a friend or a foe, a sinner or a saint  and a perfect lady or a whore with a neutral and a balanced feeling. The Anahatic love propels one to develop that special affection of Universal Brotherhood to love not only his country but the entire world together as one. The human senses have now dissolved to pave way for an aspirant to become great admirers of beauty and  for beauty that stands for great purity. He sees the entire Universe as one beautiful piece of God’s  creation. The growth of consciousness in  one lone individual and the ever  prevailing peace effect he generates on the planet converts him into a devotee of God who can spiritually influence countless lives, swamped with the hopeless and helpless plight of spiritual incapacity to contain their lives. The fourth spiritual centre is the threshold to the state of Self-Realisation, God consciousness and the Ultimate state of Enlightment.



                               To reinvigorate the dormant human soul to a fully alive one and transforming ourselves onto the various states of consciousness is the only requirement expected of human beings. Let us not while countless lives in the circle of birth and death but rather let us seize opportunities  this  very life of the ongoing cycle of consciousness revolution and make our mortal coil worthwhile by taking that quantum leap into the Unknown.   
                                            (This article is the copyright of Ashwas Thapa)                     


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