This is an English discourse from BaBa. Somehow those authority control what we can read and what we should not read. or They sometimes tricked us, margiis, changed what the content was. They missed this one. Luckily some margiis has the conscience to real what it should be. They made this article reveals to us.
"Due to the
attraction of the sun and moon, and certain tithis, the liquid portion
of the earth moves upward. And that’s why it brings tides in the oceans.
Similarly, in the human body also, the liquid portion moves upwards.
And for this, the upper portion of the body, the normal functions of
different limbs and brain are a bit affected. In the human body, the
portion from vishuddha cakra to sahasra’ra cakra is the sa’ttvika
portion of the human body. And from the vishuddha cakra to the man’ipura
cakra, that is, the naval portion, is known as the ra’jasika portion of
the body. And below the nave, below the naval portion, is the ta’masika
portion of the body. In the ta’masika portion of the body, man does
crude works — only crude works. That portion is also a necessity, but
that portion is engaged in crude work. And in the central portion,
ra’jasika portion, it is a mixture of crude and subtle - a mixture of
physical and spiritual. And, in the sa’ttvika portion, that is the
upper-most portion, a man is engaged in subtler pursuits, subtle work.
Now, “tithi” means “lunar day”. In Sam’skrta, solar day is called
“dina”, and lunar day is called “tithi”."
"Eka’dashii
tithi means “eleventh moon”; pu’rn’ima’ means “full moon”, and
ama’vasya’ means “new moon”. In these tithis, this ra’jasika portion and
sa’ttvika portion, the normal functions get affected due to upward
tendency of the liquid portion of the body. Now, for this, in ancient
times, the yogiis, they invented this system of fasting. During fasting
what does happen? In the stomach portion a vacuum is created, for want
of food and water. And that vacuum attracts the liquid portion from the
upper portion of the body - that is, from sa’ttvika and ra’jasika
portions. And what does happen? The brain, heart, lungs, that is the
upper portion — ra’jasika and sa’ttvika portions, get freed from the bad
effect of liquid. Otherwise, you see, in the case of a gout patient,
his pains increase in these tithis. A man suffering from fever won’t get
remission during these tithis, because of upward movement of liquid."
"So,
fasting is a necessity in the eleventh moon, pu’rn’ima’, that is full
moon, and new moon. In A’nanda Ma’rga, I didn’t prescribe these four
days fasting, that is, for grhii’s — that is non-wholetimers, non
avadhutas — they are to fast only two days, two eleventh moons. And for
workers, avadhutas, they are to fast how many days? Four days. Because
they will have to engage themselves more in spiritual and higher works,
in intellectual and spiritual [realms]. That’s why they should fast four
times in a month - and others, twice. But if others so desire, they may
fast four times — I won’t say anything. But it is not compulsory. For
them, two eka’dashiis." (12/1/71 Patna)
Sunday, October 9, 2016
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment