Total Reciprocity
Total
reciprocity is a meditative means of attaining
Nirodhi. It is one of the most important meditations
of buddhi yoga. While performing this meditation,
the consciousness enters the state of “non-I” and
becomes All; as a result, the individual lower self
vanishes.
Let us discuss
this phenomenon in more detail.
What is
reciprocity, reciprocal? Reciprocity means
opposite. The reciprocal is something or someone
opposite to me. It is not something like opposite
electrical charges (plus-minus) or opposite sexes.
It concerns the state of “non-I”. If the meditator
merges with the total “non-I” of the higher spatial
dimensions, then he or she infuses (as a
consciousness) into the Consciousness of these
dimensions. Mergence with the Primordial
Consciousness abiding in the highest spatial
dimension is called the Highest
Nirvana (Mahanirvana).
The state of
total reciprocity was known in all advanced Schools
of buddhi yoga.
For instance,
it is mentioned in the Teachings of American Indian
Juan Matus described in the books of C.Castaneda.
These Indians did not know the terms total
reciprocity, Nirodhi, and for describing these
states Juan Matus used endemic terms specific to His
School. He talked of it as of “rolling force”.
According to
these Teachings, every one of us possesses an energy
cocoon, which separates us from the environment. In
meditation, one can either localize oneself within
the cocoon, or try to merge with the consciousness
existing around. But in order to be able to merge,
one has to learn to destroy one’s own individuality.
That is, we have to allow the rolling force, which
is coming as an energy wave from all sides, to
destroy the cocoon, to fill it inside. Then the
former “I” vanishes.
One has to
note that the state of Nirodhi is feasible only for
those who have grown — as consciousnesses — to
significant sizes and have achieved a high level of
refinement.
Such
meditations are much easier to master at
corresponding places of power.
See also:
•
Nirodhi
•
Nirvana
•
Buddhi Yoga
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