Question :- What is a ‘system’ ?
Answer – Osho is used to say – System is an unequaled philosophy, which acknowledges the life in its collectiveness ; to the good, to the bad, to both good omen and bad omen, to both lightness and darkness. Not that the dark should remain as always dark and not that bad remains as bad forever. Rather, it is for the possibility that evil will turn into good, one day. And, good omen will come out of the bad omen, one day. Whatever we called as a matter, is nothing but Prime Soul quite deep in it.
System is the tool for experiencing the truth.
Answer – Osho is used to say – System is an unequaled philosophy, which acknowledges the life in its collectiveness ; to the good, to the bad, to both good omen and bad omen, to both lightness and darkness. Not that the dark should remain as always dark and not that bad remains as bad forever. Rather, it is for the possibility that evil will turn into good, one day. And, good omen will come out of the bad omen, one day. Whatever we called as a matter, is nothing but Prime Soul quite deep in it.
System is the tool for experiencing the truth.
Tantra means - transformation of energy from lower state to the highest state in a human in its most pure form to the cosmic energy as a result of which self realization happens - one can reach the state of divine or pure consciousness going into the state of a samadhi.... the greatest source of energy in us is our sexual energy in the most lowest form i.e animal form and by 4 paths we can transform that energy devoid of any feelings or emotions and into pure intelligence, understanding and intent ina cosmic state.. this energy at its primal form resides at teh bottom of our spine called muladhara and is called kundalini shakti.. thrugh meditation techniques - Raja Yoga or Kriya Yoga we can raise this energy from muladhara thru our various nerve centres along the spine and finally into the cerebram - the pineal gland... the fastest way ot dong this is via Raja Yoga,, other 3 routes are bhakti yoga, Jnana yoga and Karma yoga...
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