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in recognition that matter is energy and that
many higher levels of energy exist in reality.
By changing energy, miracles occur.
How
to Determine If You Have Reached a Higher Level of Reality, and
What Pseudo-Higher Planes/Levels Are.
Many
people mistakenly believe that they have entered the higher planes
or levels but have actually entered their reflection on the Astral
or Mental levels. The shift to a higher plane should be as dramatic
as shifting from the Physical to the Astral. All the planes are radically
different states of reality and consciousness. On the Astral Plane
exist replicas of the higher planes or pseudo-higher planes that can
be traveled by imagining one is traveling from one to the other. In
actuality, one is really traveling the Astral plane only. Also, on
the Mental Plane exist replicas of the higher planes or pseudo-higher
planes that can be traveled by thinking one is traveling from one
to the other. In actuality, one is really traveling the Mental plane
only. Those with a mystical or emotional orientation are usually lost
in the Astral pseudo-higher planes. Those with an occult or mental
orientation are usually lost in the Mental pseudo-higher planes. Only
by concentrative meditation, resulting in samadhi
/ jhana / absorption states, are the higher planes actually entered.
You
can determine if you have reached a higher plane of reality or a pseudo-higher
plane by the presence and absence of particular Experiential Elements.
When you review the experience after meditating you can analyze it
for the presence or absence of the particular experiential elements
and determine where you were. Or, during the experience, you may momentary
review the state, and then redirect your attention one-pointedly back
toward the meditation object. Once you have learned to establish yourself
in a particular level and maintain it with your will then your may
review it more thoroughly without losing your height of focused attention.
The
following Experiential Elements apply to the 8(9) Jhanas (the 9th
is attained by combining Insight with Concentration Meditation.)
1. directed or applied thought; thinking; initial attention
2. pondering; sustained thought; sustained attention
3. joy, anticipatory pleasant feeling, delight, rapture, euphoria,
ecstasy,
4. happiness, bliss, satisfying pleasant feeling
5. one-pointedness of mind, absorbed attention
6. external sense desires
7. unwholesome states of mind
8. internal confidence, inner tranquility of mind
9. unification of mind
10. equanimity, attitude of all is equal/same, non-bias
11. mindfulness, superconscious
12. sense of resistance
13. bodily sensations
14. perceptions of diversity
15. sphere of boundless space
16. sphere of boundless consciousness
17. sphere of no-thingness
18. Sphere of neither perception nor non-perception (perceptual element
nearly gone except for only subtle perception of very core/essential
individualized self)
19. feeling
20. perception
21. pure universal identity
22. ill will or anger
23. laziness and sleepiness
24. agitation and worry
25. doubt
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Level,
Body, Jhana, Hindu Names, Samadhi State
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Experiential
Elements Present /Active
(Bold is dominant Element)
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Experiential
Elements Absent /Calmed
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Manasic-Middle
Level, Causal/Soul Body, 1st Jhana, Devaloka, Vijnanamayakosa,
Samprajnata-Vicara Samadhi
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1.
directed thought
2. sustained thought
3. joy, rapture
4. happiness, bliss)
5. one-pointedness of mind
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6.
external sense desires
7. unwholesome states of mind
22. Ill will or anger
23. Laziness and sleepiness
24. Agitation and worry
25. Doubt
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Manasic-Higher
Level, Manasic/ Higher Mind Body, 2nd Jhana, Devaloka, Vijnana-mayakosa,
Samprajnata-Vicara Samadhi
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3.
joy, rapture
4. happiness, bliss
5. one-pointedness of mind
8. internal confidence
9. unification of mind
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all
of above and . . .
1. directed thought
2. sustained thought
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Buddhic Level, Buddhic / Christic Body, 3rd Jhana, Devaloka,
Anandamayakosa, Samprajnata-Sananda Samadhi
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4.
happiness, bliss
5. one-pointedness of mind
10. equanimity
11. mindfulness
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all
of above and . . .
1. directed thought
2. sustained thought
3. joy, rapture
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Atmic
Level, Atmic Body, 4th Jhana, Brahmaloka, Atman, Samprajnata-Sasmita
Samadhi
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5.
one-pointedness of mind
10. Equanimity
11. Mindfulness
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all
of above and . . .
1. directed thought
2. sustained thought
3. joy, rapture
4. happiness, bliss
12. Sense of resistance
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Monadic
Level, Monadic Aspect, 5th Jhana, Vishnuloka, Nirbija Samadhi
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5.
one-pointedness of mind
15. Sphere of boundless space
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all
of above and . . .
12. Sense of resistance
14. perceptions of diversity
13. bodily sensations
19. Feeling
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Monadic
Level, Monadic Aspect, 6th Jhana, Vishnuloka, Nirbija Samadhi
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5.
one-pointedness of mind
16. Sphere of boundless consciousness
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all
of above and . . .
15. Sphere of boundless space
19. Feeling
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Logoic
Level, Logoic/ God/ Goddess/ Solar Aspect, 7th Jhana, Shivaloka, Dharma-Megha-Nirbija
Samadhi
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5.
one-pointedness of mind
17. Sphere of no-thingness
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all
of above and . . .
16. Sphere of boundless consciousness
19. Feeling
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Logoic
Level, Logoic/ God/ Goddess/ Solar Aspect, 8th Jhana, Shivaloka, Dharma-Megha-Nirbija
Samadhi
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5.
one-pointedness of mind
18. Sphere of neither perception nor non-perception
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all
of above and . . .
17. Sphere of no-thingness
19. Feeling
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Logoic
Level, Logoic/ God/ Goddess/ Solar Aspect, (9th) Cessation,
Shivaloka, Dharma-Megha-Nirbija Samadhi
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5.
one-pointedness of mind
21. Pure universal identity
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all
of above and . . .
19. Feeling
20. Perception
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Jhanas/Samadhis
and Levels or Planes of Reality
In
each Jhana/Samadhi, the personality is fused with:
1st Jhana: Higher/Abstract Mind and lower levels of the Soul/ Causal/
Light Body.
2nd Jhana: higher levels of the Soul/Light body and the Universal
Mind, Unbounded Joy.
3rd Jhana: Buddhic or Christed Body, Unbounded Bliss, Universal Love.
4th Jhana: Atmic Body, Perfect Equanimity, Universal Will/Life, Transition
of Cessation of Feeling.
5th Jhana: Unbounded/Universal Space, Transcendence of Form and Diversity
6th Jhana: Monadic Consciousness.
7th Jhana: Very beginning of Logoic Plane
8th Jhana: Core of Monad, Spark of God, Core Individuality, last remnant
of Individual Self. Composed of 7 Logoic atoms on lowest subplane
of Logoic Plane.
9th Jhana: Cessation of feeling and perception, Transcendence
of Individuality and Personal Point of View because both feeling and
perception require a Personal Point of View, Identification with Logoic/Solar
Life, Logoic Plane.
For
training in attaining the real higher levels / planes, see Meditation
Training.
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