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Chakras – An Abstract Model

We will use an abstract model to explain the concept:

1. It is best to imagine simple shapes like circles, squares, and triangles for clarity.

2. Imagine a mass with a total value of 1.

3. At any given time on Earth, this mass is distributed among X people.

4. The mass is divided dynamically, giving each individual exactly what they need at that moment.

5. The 'mass constant' can also shift according to need, but only if permission is granted.

6. Permission is the key word here.

7. Humanity has, in some sense, learned to identify this division mechanism.

8. What happens when someone tries to take more than they need? They disrupt the balance and harm everyone.

9. If this mechanism operates automatically, why does one need to learn it? It functions regardless of human awareness.

10. When a person believes they can control the 'mass constant,' they often focus instead on forcefully opening their 'pipes'—but this does not yield the intended results.

11. This creates a moral loop: the very act of participating in the 'chakra game' is rooted in misunderstanding.

12. This concept connects to the spiritual idea that energies from above are not drawn downward, and energies from below are not elevated upward unless permission is granted, maintaining cosmic balance.

Chakras, are a misconception, a lie born from an attempt to manipulate a mechanism that was never meant to be manually controlled.

“Souls incarnate on Earth for the experience. There is no risk. The soul is always safe. Starseeds volunteer. Native souls reincarnate naturally.

It's like a video game that we keep returning to. The game is so immersive that we forget who we are while we're playing it.

We have all suffered many times in the game. We have all been villains and heroes. We've swapped roles and repeated lessons from the opposite side.

We've played the game hundreds or thousands of times because the temporary challenges we face in the game are ultimately serving our true selves.

This is our last time playing this particular game, because this is our last human lifetime on this 3D Earth before the Shift happens.”

————————+++ Kab

"On this day, 17 February 1600, the flames of ignorance consumed the flesh of Giordano Bruno. An Italian philosopher, poet, alchemist, astrologer, cosmological seer, and esoteric adept, Bruno dared to unveil truths hidden beneath the dogma of his age. He gazed into the great cosmic forge and saw a universe without end—an infinity of suns, each orbited by worlds teeming with potential life. He spoke the heretical wisdom that the Earth, too, was but one wandering star within this vast celestial dance. For unveiling these secrets of the macrocosm and refusing to bow before the leaden weight of orthodoxy, he was delivered unto the pyre.

"For eight long years, Bruno endured the crucible of the Inquisition, his body imprisoned but his mind traversing higher spheres. He was accused not only of cosmological blasphemies but of delving into ancient mysteries—the cross, he declared, was but the echo of the Egyptian ankh, symbol of the life force. He whispered that the stars were as gods, and the planets their children, bearing the seeds of consciousness across the firmament. Threatened with death unless he recanted, Bruno stood unyielding. To his judges, he uttered the immortal words: “Perchance your fear in passing judgment on me is greater than mine in receiving it.”

"Upon the morning of his death, in the Campo de' Fiori—the Field of Flowers—Bruno was bound to the wooden axis mundi, the stake encircled by kindling. As fire coiled around him, he turned his face from the crucifix, rejecting the binding symbols of a faith that had shackled his vision. It is said he proclaimed himself a willing martyr, his soul rising with the smoke to the celestial realms. Before his death, he forged his own epitaph—a final decree—that he preferred a noble death to a life lived in fear. Today, upon the very ground where his mortal vessel was reduced to ash, a statue stands—a silent hierophant—bearing witness to the triumph of spirit over the chains of ignorance."

As proclaimed:
Whether we visualize
Or do not visualize
Our station in the indescribable sky,
We become free from the urge to seek.
The sky-like nature of our very own mind
Is just this Suchness, intrinsically.
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Quoting from noscriptural sources, Vairochana states: "As proclaimed: Whether we visualize or do not visualize our station in the indescribable sky, we become free from the urge to seek. The sky-like nature of our very own mind is just this Suchness, intrinsically." The "sky-like nature of our very own mind", sometimes referred to as "Suchness" is not "attained". It is the truth of our being, "intrinsically". We do not have to visualize in order to be who we are. We do not have to strive, or to seek, or to attain or to renounce. We have simply to recognize and to BE.
We are what we are not because we visualize, or follow "the urge to seek" or have some notion that there is a "station in the indescribable sky" which we have to locate and grasp. We may or we may not strive in this way, but in any case we will neither arrive or depart from our very own true condition by keeping busy.
As the days and months and years pass by in this lifetime, we may come to recognize our true condition or we may not. If we keep busy striving and seeking, we create causes and conditions for prolonged non-recognition, and in doing so, we delay the day of liberation. We may spend lifetimes or eons delaying the day when we are at last liberated from our own illusions. From the perspective of Ati Yoga, this is not a wise choice. In this matter, all spiritual paths are in agreement: it is wiser to shorten the time of ignorance and suffering, not only for ourselves but for all sentient beings. For this, we have the teachings, and the example of the masters.
Striving does not make us who we are. Seeking will never be able to discover some special illumination that we were not. Striving and seeking can prevent recognition of who and what we truly are. But whether we visualize some station in the indescribable sky or set aside the practice of visualization altogether, the dawn of clear-light Wisdom will eventually illumine the sky of mind and liberate us altogether from the compulsion to seek and strive.
With the arrival of penetrating insight, we will come to a confident recognition that we ARE what we have sought. At this point, we have simply to BE. There is no more rationale for distracting activity. It can fall away naturally, and when this happens, we will be all the better for it.
From recognition, the possibility of conscious abiding comes into play. We let go of fixation on movements in the mind, and settle into the blissful equanimity of our true condition. Abiding in this continuum of peace, light, love and bliss, we arrive at non-conceptual, non-dual samadhi, the samadhi of Suchness which is direct experience of inseparable oneness with Source.
After this, no confusion is possible, no noise is meaningful, and no outcomes are to be preferred or sought. Great Perfection is not an improvement project. This we clearly see. The impetus to seek and to strive simply falls apart once we grow into familiarity with the truth of our being. On the path of being nobody and going nowhere, this is the time of arrival. We may well ask ourselves: aside from confused dreams about non-existent protagonists, who went anywhere, or did anything, or attained any result that was not already a feature of the omnipresent Great Perfection? At which point, we may simply smile - or even laugh!

The Living Infinite

until we meet again, 2025

mendezmendez

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Luxury = Fake satisfaction.

Alcohol&l = False trust.

Fast Food = Fake Nutrition.

Dr&gas = Fake pleasure.

Netflix = Fake break.

Celebrities = False inspiration.

Social Media = Fake connection

VideoGames = Fake Achievements.

Easy is rarely true.

Seek a purpose, not a distraction. 🔥