Ann

[Jitendra Hydonus]

WOW Into Blue and Whitetail did some real explaining! For someone that wants it easy they can just go to Home press it and see the whole forum. Where it says Welcome/Introduce yourself is where Ann is at. When you press introduce yourself you will see Ann. Press it and there you are. Now there are two pages for Ann. She will have to scroll to the bottom of the screen to select what page she wants.

Steve

P.S. i learned from your explanations. Both of you!

[Katze]

Talk about easy directions, you've got it Steve ! Can't get much better than that ! 
ok Ann, no excuses for getting lost, lol !! 

Thank you for your comment  Steve, about learning from whitetail's and my explanations.

Into Blue

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Ann

You have asked me about SRF higher meditation techniques. This might be of interest to you...

What is soul searching? The soul is found in the shashuma or thousand peddled lotus in the brain. We have descended in our consciousness to the lower three chakras. We are now trying to reascend to the higher chakras. We fell into ego consciousness. Then we fell into the cervical and then the heart center where we began to associate the feelings of the heart with emotions and the attachment to outer activities. We finally descended to the lower chakras where most of humanity resides. Most of us now are very mixed up and messed up with the world and with outer events and activities. We have become totally identified with the world and outer stimuli and thus give it reality and power over us.

This is a technique for going back up the spine and regaining consciousness of the heart chakra:
While breathing in; imagine the energy going back up to the heart chakra from the lower centers at the bottom of the spine.

In the higher techniques of meditation, taught by for instance Amma and Yogananda, we learn how to bring the energy back into the spine and up the chakras to the third eye. We also bring the energy back and forth up and down the spine and the consciousness returns inward instead of being constantly identified outward in worldly activities and thoughts.