The Dawn Horse Testament (1991) – Adi Da Samraj – Da Avabhasa

The Dawn Horse Testament The Testament Of Secrets Of The Divine World Teacher and True Heart-Master, Da Avabhasa (The “Bright”.) November 1991 Table of Contents

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THE DAWN HORSE TESTAMENT (1991)

Chapter 38

And Your Love For Me May Become A Silent, breathless Deep

To enter into the cosmic mandala in its subtler and higher planes, and even to pass into and through, or directly beyond, the central star or ascended spirit-matrix, one must become a self-sacrifice by devotion to me, and enter into deep meditation, beyond bodily references and, gradually, even beyond the references and content of psyche or mind.

The passage into such deep meditation requires profound bodily relaxation and progressively effortless feeling-submission into and beyond the ajna door. Then heart-feeling and attention must be drawn up via the natural movement of the spirit-current.

If it continues, feeling-attention to the upward-flowing spirit-current is effective toward even full ascent into the conditional realization of divine love-bliss. However, attention will tend to pass to various perceptual and conceptual objects during the ascending process.

The first objects to be released in the ascending process of the way of the heart are conceptual thoughts and gross bodily sensations. Therefore, in the actual ascending stages of the way of the heart, the artful practice of intentionally ascending spirit-conductivity is likely to be useful whenever heart-feeling and attention are gravitating toward conceptual thoughts, descended or descending tendencies, and physical perceptions that correspond to the lower sensory realm of touch.

When, by all of this ascending practice of the way of the heart, heart-feeling and attention relax from conceptual thinking and gross bodily perceptions, there is movement into the subtler sensory realm, dominated by vision and audition. Even subtle sensations associated with the senses of taste and smell may distract attention, but these senses are secondary to the primary sensations of seeing and hearing.

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