What is Vishwa Nirmala Dharma?
Vishwa means “universe,” Nirmala means “pure, immaculate” and Dharma means “religion.” Within human beings lies the dormant power of pure desire (kundalini) which is the reflection of the Primordial Mother or Holy Ghost. All other desires are not pure because they do not give satisfaction. One of the principles of economics is that in general wants are not satiable, that human beings run from one desire to another desire.
Whether one is aware or not, one is seeking satisfaction or joy. One may seek joy in money, in possessions, in power or in human love, but is lost in the wilderness of the duality of happiness and unhappiness.
In every human heart resides the Spirit (Atma) which is the reflection of God Almighty (parameshwara). The nature of the kundalini is that it is the power of pure desire. She is an individual mother of every individual and she is the one who is dormant and waiting for a proper time to give every individual his or her second birth.
She is like a tape which has a record of all the good deeds (punyas), all the wrong doings, all the desires and aspirations of the individual. She is like a primula in
a dormant seed. Once she is awakened and is connected to the all-pervading power, the spiritual growth of the fourth dimension (turiya) starts.
How Kundalini Awakens the Spirit
The nature of the Spirit is that it is a universal being within every individual. As there is one God Almighty, His reflection on every human heart is the same, but the reflection of the Spirit varies because of the different types of reflectors.When this Spirit, which is the source of joy and truth, is connected through the kundalini, the human attention becomes enlightened.
Thus, one knows the absolute truth on one’s central nervous system and becomes a joyous collective being.The Spirit is reflected in the heart, but the seat of God Almighty is above the fontanelle bone area, above the apex of the head.
After this living force of kundalini is connected to the all-pervading divine power within a human being, it starts developing the spirituality of a person.
One touches the spirituality within oneself and grows into another dimension, the fourth one. Thus a saintly and wise personality develops. This personality is the one which is unfolding itself naturally, spontaneously (sahaja), but also, by knowing how to handle this all-pervading power through the knowledge of purity (shuddha vidya), one can evolve in a much faster way into that new dimension.
Spiritual Evolution in the Fourth Dimension
Once the Spirit starts shining fully in one’s attention one actually becomes enlightened in the sense that you can see for yourself that you become your own guide. One becomes one’s own master.Then you don’t need any guide, but you are the master of yourself. In the past, this process was limited to one or to very few persons, but now a phenomenon to allow en masse Realization has been discovered.
All such enlightened people follow a religion which is called as Vishwa Nirmala Dharma, meaning the innate pure religion within us. These people have actualized the enlightenment.They have actualized the baptism because they feel the cool breeze as the kundalini pierces through the fontanelle and, thus, have become religious saints, yogis, yoginis and seers. They are not like ordinary people who have not entered into the new fourth dimension of awareness and established themselves.
These are the people who know themselves within and know others in collective consciousness. They are the people who have achieved a state in which they know on their central nervous system that they are part and parcel of the whole. It is not a blind faith or lip service building a net of empty words (shabda jalam). This is the subtle knowledge of the roots.
All the trees of modern civilization have grown outside. If we do not go to our roots and find out the fundamentals of our existence, these unbalanced, crazily expanded civilizations are going to be destroyed. It is very important and imminent that the world should try to take its attention towards finding its roots. It is described in every Indian scripture. India is a very ancient country and it has been blessed by many seers and saints who wrote treatises about reality and guidelines on how to achieve it.
Like all other real saints of the world they also suffered at the hands of people of outward religions (dharma martandas). The writings of these enlightened souls are mostly in Sanskrit and were not available to the general public. Whenever translated, they were not even mentioning kundalini awakening as the only way to achieve Self-realization.
Sant Gyaneshwar & Kundalini Awakening
It was completely deleted when translated. It was in the twelfth century that a great incarnation of a saint, Sri Gyaneshwara (god of knowledge) was born. He lived for only twenty three years.There were three brothers and one sister. All of them were tortured by the people in charge of religion (dharma- martandas). Gyaneshwara took the permission of his guru (master), who was his eldest brother, and wrote in the regional language a book called Gyaneshwari.
In the sixth chapter, he clearly wrote about kundalini, but again the dharma-martandas said that this chapter was not allowed to be read (nishiddha).
Then came the tantrikas who did not know anything about the kundalini, the instrument (yantra), also they did not know anything about how it works (tantra). They practised all black arts and indulged into immoral practices of violence and sex. When the kundalini is awakened the ten valences (the ten commandments) are awakened within.
The religion becomes innate and our whole priorities change because religion in Sahaja Yoga is the ultimate of every religion of any form. It is not limited to one religion, but it has the best of all religions. All real religions are leading to one aim, to one goal.
That goal is to achieve Self- knowledge through our second birth. In the Sanskrit language, a bird is called as a dwija, twice born, because first it is an egg, then it has its second birth. In the same way, a person who is enlightened and has known the brahma (all- pervading power) is also known as dwija.
This dharma, which is innate within us, is awakened, by which they know that all the religions have come out of one source of spirituality. Anybody might come from any religion to Sahaja Yoga.They all know that we belong to one religion and that is the principle of all the religions. So there is no possibility of fundamentalism amongst Sahaja Yogis.
There is no fighting or quarrelling. Everybody can see very clearly whatever religions they have followed so far, where they have deviated and what wrong they have been doing. Also, they are capable of correcting these things very easily. In India, there are Sahaja Yogis who are trying to work out the superstitions and caste systems. In the same way, in so many countries, people are trying to work out and eradicate wrong types of religious practices.
There are certain practices of this divine religion which keep the religion alive and active within.These are to be understood.The modus operandi, also how the kundalini is kept properly connected to the all-pervading power, and why these practices are important is explained. There are also proper methods of meditation for nourishment of the personality and how one could be in meditation all the time.
Finally, you do not have to do the meditation, but you have to be in meditation the whole time. Now, all the knowledge comes to you from the Divinity and this knowledge is absolutely pure knowledge. It cannot be challenged. It cannot be changed. It is a permanent, eternal flow of knowledge. All this can be proved and verified.
There is a state of thoughtless awareness which you achieve, in which you are in contact with the present. All your thoughts are coming from your past or from your future, but you are not in the present.When you are in the present, you are silent and in the present only, spiritual growth takes place. Then inspiration comes to you as thought.
Many people have been blessed by this inspiration and have created great works of art, music, dance and drama. Apart from that, these inspirations have helped many people in business, in politics and in economics.The same inspiration has created pure religion.
Sahaja Yoga gives one the sensitivity of spirituality to innately know who is really a spiritual personality and who is a fake. It also gives one the sensitivity to know what is the suffering of another person and what is lacking in oneself. One becomes one’s own judge.This is the last judgement, where one is going to judge oneself.
The kundalini is going to be the judge. After this judgement only, human beings will be selected as the people who have achieved the state of Self-realization and those who have not.
The enlightened people were called as gnostics. This comes from the Sanskrit word gna, which means knowledge. But knowledge does not mean what one knows through the brain because the brain or intelligence takes one to rationality, which has no wisdom behind it.
