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Did The (Gautama) Buddha do this? - Verum Occultum - 02-26-2016
Ra: "...As we have noted, each of the true-color densities has the seven energy centers and each entity contains all this in potentiation. The activation, while in yellow ray, of violet-ray intelligent infinity is a passport to the next octave of experience. There are adepts who have penetrated many, many of the energy centers and several of the true colors."
RE: Did The (Gautama) Buddha do this? - Plenum - 02-26-2016
it's interesting to contemplate the nature of intelligent infinity (violet ray).
Basically, I see it as being able to recognise the nature of the One Consciousness. There is some realization that it's the one consciousness which is common to all, and that it is just being run through different physical vehicles, or even states of matter.
It is this 'realization' that then permits one to 'experience' other beings and other vehicles.
The one consciousness enters the physical vehicle through the feet, and then ascends as far the kundalini permits. For serious seekers, this rises to maybe the mid-heart, and for more advanced individuals, it goes up to the throat. It's extremely rare to see indigo-level kundalini, even amongst the most ardent groups. To actually have violet ray kundalini is when the consciousness of the One is able to pass through the physical vehicle, and out through the crown. This leads to two outcomes:
a) there is still a 'localization' through that particular vehicle. It serves as an anchor/reference point to be able to experience the other states.
b) the consciousness, having passed through that vehicle, is then simultaneously aware of it's localisation, as well as it's true nature. Which is, that it is the One Consciousness. It is then able to tune into any other vehicle in Creation, and witness and know everything that localized consciousness knows and experiences. This gives rise to Infinite Intelligence, as you are able to know anything that any other Being knows.
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Ra spoke of indigo-ray transfers, and also the ultimate jewel - violet ray transfers:
Quote:As we approach indigo-ray transfer we find ourselves in a shadowland where we cannot give you information straight out or plain, for this is seen by us to be an infringement.
We cannot speak at all of violet-ray transfer as we do not, again, desire to break the Law of Confusion.
I have personally experienced this twice, from the one individual. This is a person who has no fame or renown, and is not connected to the Law of One community in any way. And yet, the Veil was lifted in this person. And I was truly gifted by being able to experience a simultaneous One Consciousness space. It was truly timeless. During the talk, 6 years could have passed, or 6 minutes. There was truly no possible differentiation or distinction. I mean that truly. It was being in 'infinity'. (it's a different experience to being in time/space).
My first experience of this individual was 6 months ago, and the aftershocks and clear mirror of myself took me half a year to fully process, before I was able to contact them again. Then the other week, I was able to experience the Infinite again. There are no words to describe the gift that is this violet ray sharing. TRULY NO WORDS.
This individual found me, because I was ready. After that initial encounter, my faith was fully renewed that every individual gets the opportunities they need. As soon as they are ready, the next catalyst will appear - in the most unexpected and unpredictable ways. You can't plan it with your conscious mind.
But Infinity is there. It's just that most people's kundalini is nowhere near the point where it could sustain such an experience without shattering their self identity. They are literally too fragile, in terms of their mental conceptions.
And to experience this ongoingly, and without the use of substances. Hey man, this is a violet ray individual who has no need of a name or fame. The One Consciousness walks amongst us, fully camouflaged.
RE: Did The (Gautama) Buddha do this? - spero - 02-26-2016
Quote:47.8
...The violet-ray body may perhaps be understood as what you might call the Buddha body or that body which is complete.
probably, hence the name
RE: Did The (Gautama) Buddha do this? - anagogy - 02-26-2016
(02-26-2016, 08:30 PM)Bring4th_Plenum Wrote: And to experience this ongoingly, and without the use of substances. Hey man, this is a violet ray individual who has no need of a name or fame. The One Consciousness walks amongst us, fully camouflaged.
That's a fascinating story Plenum, thanks for sharing. Did this individual reference what was happening? I guess I'm wondering if it was a "deliberate" transfer or was it just a spontaneous opening into intelligent infinity? I know you said there were no words to describe it, but if you had to describe it how would you? Unspeakable joy, as Ra stated perhaps?
RE: Did The (Gautama) Buddha do this? - Stranger - 02-26-2016
Yogananda in "Autobiography of a Yogi" describes meeting an immortal yogi who lives in the Himalayas and manifests whatever he wants, translocates, etc. I've always wondered if there is any truth to the story.
RE: Did The (Gautama) Buddha do this? - Plenum - 02-27-2016
(02-26-2016, 10:58 PM)anagogy Wrote: Did this individual reference what was happening?
yes, when it gets to this 'level', there is conscious awareness/acknowledgment of what is going on.
It was very much an elaboration (through verbal form, but ultimately experienced as an energetic space of 'completeness'). He was 'speaking' from the viewpoint of the simultaneous experience of the two physical bodies (him located 'there', and me located 'here') but without any of the depersonalization effects that come from lower chakra blockages. There was a full simultaneous cognizance of the one being essentially 'experiencing itself'.
I had the experience of being 'entrained' into this space (through sympathetic resonance), and being able to 'feel' or somehow be allowed to pass through the limitations of the localized self, and into a 'space' that I can only say is beyond the conditional parameters of the Illusion. This is the conscious analysis, after the fact; at the time, it is only the experience of something quite different and not experienced hitherto in the lifetime.
(02-26-2016, 10:58 PM)anagogy Wrote: I guess I'm wondering if it was a "deliberate" transfer or was it just a spontaneous opening into intelligent infinity?
This individual is fully aware of this quality of beingness, and being able to 'induce' or trigger it. So it was very much a gift to me, for my ongoing seeking.
As I said, after the first experience, I became more fully conscious of the issues/imbalances still present. It's like having the clearest metaphysical mirror show all the siphonings and self-absorptions of the One Light still going on.
Normally - one only has this kind of clarity after leaving the physical incarnation, and then one can reprogram new lifetimes to smooth the imbalances. The great gift here is being able to witness oneself in detail, and then being able to continue the journey right now.
(02-26-2016, 10:58 PM)anagogy Wrote: I know you said there were no words to describe it, but if you had to describe it how would you? Unspeakable joy, as Ra stated perhaps?
perhaps instead of casting it in terms of 'joy', I would say that it is when the mind resonates with untruths that it gets bogged down in the illusion, and loses it's natural vibrancy. The ultimate untruth is a belief in separation; so the ultimate truth is an experience of unseparation; or a fully conscious immersion into an energetic space that is the infinite/unitive. Such a space then has the side-effect of triggering or stimulating any separative thoughtforms still present in the localized self, and so there is a kind of discoherence as these patterns are activated.
So one is entrained into this space by the other self acting as a 'provider', but it is one's ongoing dissonances which then vibrate you out of that experience.
There was one other Ra quote which spoke about the nature of these transfers. It highlights the fact that 'readiness' is a key component of such events. Without the readiness, it just won't happen; no matter the great desire or willingness.
Quote:The indigo-ray transfer is extremely rare among your people. This is the sacramental portion of the body complex whereby contact may be made through the violet ray with intelligent infinity. No blockages may occur at these latter two levels due to the fact that if both entities are not ready for this energy it is not visible and neither transfer nor blockage may take place. It is as though the distributor were removed from a powerful engine.
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RE: Did The (Gautama) Buddha do this? - Matt1 - 02-27-2016
I believe the Buddha went from what we would consider 3rd density to 7th density or violet ray.
Its interesting to note that the first person who saw the buddha after his enlightenment did not recognize anything special about him, but rather simply saw him as a rather radiant person. Even his old followers who had given up on him after they thought that he had given up on his ascetics practices didn't at first really know.
http://hinduwebsite.com/buddhism/buddhaslife2.asp
RE: Did The (Gautama) Buddha do this? - Verum Occultum - 02-27-2016
(02-26-2016, 11:06 PM)Stranger Wrote: Yogananda in "Autobiography of a Yogi" describes meeting an immortal...
I recognize that. You must speak of Mahavatar Babaji.
RE: Did The (Gautama) Buddha do this? - Plenum - 02-27-2016
(02-27-2016, 09:45 AM)GentleWanderer Wrote: Lovely story, did he talked about how he attained this high state of consciousness ?
not really. It was more a matter of 'personal unfoldment' over a period of time. No dedication to mystery schools or any esoteric path. Some people just have these activations occur naturally. Though the 'unfoldment' was definitely not effortless. There were shifts and changes involved. That's about the extent of the detail that I can share.