Vbt Practice 3 of 112

Before we get to the practice number three
A few words to reside in clarity 

The triad or trika 
Para, para-para & apara 
Lowest the apara - we as in-form consciousness 
Aligning with (para-para) Shakti to get to (Para) Shiva Oneness

Or we may say our journey from ignorance to luminescence 
Relying upon energy as vibration in octaves of innocence 

The path being pathless there being no coming or going
Yet awakening from amnesia by simply re-recognising 
So no doing to be done erect without support
The Sushumna ignites vaporising the maya fort

Or we may say bypassing the Ida & Pingala
We cajole the Kundalini to ascend via Sushumna 

Thus theoretically this practice is known
Yet execution feasible only when fear has flown
So what does the practice actually entail
How may we rudderless sail

Resting thoughts imaginal
As also theories conjectural
Our focus on Sushumna when breath ceases
Possibly is a childlike prayer that Shakti pleases

The practice also speaks of Samadhi like meditation 
Which if enabled grips Sushumna in bliss elation
Which it always was & is 
Though we were oblivious to its fizz

As such this practice is for those who are so qualified
Having partly awakened with lower mind vaporised 

Epilogue:

The practice narrated
As stated
Yet it may be affirmed
Confirmed
That indeed the Sushumna is the rod of initiation 
Luminous with radiant bliss throbbing in elation
Preceded by fusion of polarities in the Anahata
Whereupon bliss in permanence abides in the Sushumna 

11-August-2020
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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