Improper thoughts, words, and actions cause the body, mind, soul, and other aspects of a person to descend to a lower state. As health and wisdom increase together, the rare process described as “crossing beyond” becomes easier to accomplish. A person must learn to properly transcend the body, mind, soul, and related states.
Through awareness, one recognizes and experiences the living being as knowledge. The memory gained through possessing that awareness is called memory power. This is presented as the foundation through which both those pursuing a complete spiritual life and those living a worldly household life can experience happiness themselves and with those around them.
When memory power becomes stronger, wisdom and clarity of higher knowledge are said to arise. These provide the foundation for attaining and sustaining the supreme bliss of true realization. Attaining health, balanced memory, and supreme bliss is described as both the right and the duty of every human being.
When the practical obstacles to attaining these are overcome and the right understanding is gained, the seed of victory through true realization comes into our hands. When one lives by experiencing only what is right, that seed sprouts, flourishes, and grows into a tree.
Once the right knowledge and memory have been attained, all fundamental needs are fulfilled and the state of liberation called a blissful life becomes firmly established.
Attaining God, merging with the divine state, immersing oneself in the bliss that arises there, and experiencing supreme bliss are all described as being connected with memory.
The various paths such as Dasamarga, SatputraMarga, SahaMarga, and Sanmarga; the many religions and faiths; and the many disciplines such as Bhakti Yoga, Karma Yoga, Kundalini Yoga, Raja Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga, and Jnana Yoga were all established and taught by ancestors and sages with the aim of helping humanity attain liberation, or moksha.
The many expressions used for attaining moksha, becoming restrained, reaching higher realms such as Kailasa, Vaikuntha, and the heavenly kingdom, undertaking the journey of the living being, attaining liberation, and entering the state of samadhi all refer, according to this work, to attaining a blissful life here in this world and living properly while in the world. They are not something newly acquired after death.
Understand first that this is not something obtained only after death. The life attained, experienced, and lived here is what is said to become permanent at the time of death. Therefore, the sages of higher wisdom have described such a state of bliss as the “great deathless life.”
This series also explains many divine secrets that have not previously been revealed, examines truth through discernment, and teaches, for the first time in a complete yogic system, the subtle art of attaining samadhi, described as the ultimate blissful state of yoga.
Without distinctions or attachments based on political, commercial, linguistic, or other forms of superiority, inferiority, rights, or pride, those who recognize that the universe and this vast cosmos belong to all living beings of the seven forms of existence are said to be certain to attain this blissful state easily by understanding the order of nature.
Those who wish to read and practice this book will be guided through the subtle methods of the twelve stages of the “Blissful Life by Aadhiyoga” series. The book is presented as a source of encouragement and guidance for learning, practicing, realizing the truth, fulfilling the purpose of birth, and living a truly fulfilled life.
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