YOU ARE DIVINE.
"Tat Tvam Asi" is a Sanskrit phrase, translated as 'Thou art that' . It is one of Grand Pronouncements in VEDANT. It occurs in the Chandogya Upanishad .The meaning of this saying is that the Self - in its original, pure, primordial state - is wholly or partially identifiable or identical with the Ultimate Reality that is the ground and origin of all phenomena."
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It is said that there is a latent energy locked up at the base of the spinal column of all men and women. When this energy gets released it travels upwards through certain energy points and ultimately reaches the most intense energy point at the top of the head. At the final stage the person becomes divine.Tat Tvam Asi.
This is the kindergarten explanation of the Kundalini Yoga which tranform an ordinary person to a person of extraordinary perception.
Once this kundalini shakti crosses a certain point in its journey upwards, it starts giving you power of clairvoyance, telepathy and much more. But it also elevates you mentally to a point where you seek nothing from the world - neither recognition nor fame. So you do not yearn to exhibit the powers you have come to possess.
So when a person walks into your presence after you acquire a certain level in meditation which releases the kundalini, you can clearly see that person's AURA surrounding his/her body and know his/her state of mind . AURA is an electro magnetic field of that person in a colour that defines the man and that colour varies from person to person
To know about what is the real meditation you have simply to go through a thin book by a great saint of modern times. The book is RAJ YOGA by Swami Vivekanand. It has the English translation of the the YOGA SUTRA of the greatest exponent of meditation - PATANJALI.
And to know about the mysteries of your real self there is a classic by none other than an American - William Walker Atkinson - who wrote under the pseudonym of yogi Ram Charak - FOURTEEN LESSONS IN YOGI PHILOSOPHY AND ORIENTAL OCCULTISM
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