Vibhūti Pāda

this is essentially the Avatār effect we have talked of earlier, the descent of divinity to group consciousness. 

a post-Meditation practice

Manifesting small miracles along the way helps us to stay motivated on the Journey.

Manifesting plenty of small miracles eventually self-actualizes an Avatār.

Don’t get caught up questioning this practice without first having tried them for a few months. 

Prior to this make sure to have some fluency in Meditation.

Manifest

Now, you are ready to manifest using the famous संयम  Samayama process of Patanjali

• • which literally means Sum (complete/perfect as we have seen before) and Yama.

  • Yama could be split into Ya (this) and Ma (mine), as in an attachment, and 

  • interestingly Yama is also the god of death because our ultimate attachment is to Life itself!

Thus Samyama means a perfected way to create a Thought form which is initially attached to us.

Make sure you have:

• Prepped the Affirmation you need to manifest

  • one example is to pick the 4 aspects of Dharma

    • Want a full Life? Do all 4.

    • Had enough of Life? Just do Moksha. 

    • Just want a simple Life? Just do Dharma.

• Mentally tagged them with a color, name, image, or feeling that invokes its relationship to you.

  • contemplate this regularly, so it’s easy to invoke without any effort in Meditation.

Go into Level-5 Meditation for about 20 minutes.

As per Patanjali : Dhārana + Dhyāna + Samādhi = Samyama.

We see this from perspective of storytelling, invoking Devās which embody these concepts.

Then do the following: 

• Brhma phase: very gently and lightly pick up an Affirmation (and its relationship) - don’t need to think hard about it. Picking up the Affirmation should be effortless, starting the stream of the single Thought. Dhārana in Patanjali

• Vishnu phase: let this Affirmation infuse your entire bodymind, every cell of the body. Dhyāna in Patanjali

• Shiva phase: let the Affirmation dissolve gently throughout your infinite mind space, so there is no conceptual trace left and thus no mental groove in which to get stuck. Samādhi - in Patanjali

• Shoonya phase: When we get distracted, then return to silence for a bit. Kaivalyam - in Patanjali

• Then repeat from top down. 

That’s it.

Look for signs, no matter how small, of manifestation in everyday life - acknowledge them and offer gratitude.

The more regular the practice, the more we manifest with ease.