To what extent is Prakrti (everything nature) aware of Purusha (pure consciousness)? Or is awareness reserved for one end of the (ever-twisting) existential axis of the observer and the observed, stacked in favor of a solitary witness to realize themself? To what extent is the very eye-organ proof that (pure) consciousness does have a hand in the manifested world of nature and is thus also accountable for nature's evolution?
first dimension
body in space
a particle in emptiness
amongst other particles
all connected through
emptiness in space
bodies seated
on a seat planted
on the ground
of a revolving planet
united through emptiness
in space
bodies of billions of cells
next dimension
entire body presence
feet legs knees
hands arms elbows
hips shoulders
torso head
front back sides
perceptive mechanisms everywhere
the senses
see hear taste smell touch
think know
eyes ears muth tongue
the brain
next dimension
skeleton, muscles, skin
body base
vertebrae skull
nervous system
blood flow
energy snake
axial body illumination
sacred body
gracious gift of Nature
gratitude for the physical form
gratitude for a fabulous planet
our Mother Earth
billions of bodies on Earth
next dimension
breath
flowing through the body
breathing in the world
lungs expanding
oxygen
gratitude for trees
breathing
out flows carbon dioxide
breathing in and out
various organs
the diaphragm
the heart
next dimension
outside the body
over the head
energy crown
shining bright
energy flow
suspended
in emptiness
billions of planets in space
united by emptiness
stillness
except
the giant sounds
of a beating heart
like an enormous bell
held by autonomous
luminous pillars
drumming incessantly
in the ribcage cathedral
of a skeleton cloaked
in emptiness and mystery
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Nature loves wisdom as much as her observer does. To think about everything that's there that one does not perceive. To train and refine one's perception. What does this mean?
What is the bridge between prakrti (natural perceptivity (perceiving and being perceived)) and purusha (pure perception)? Is it really the breath? What does it mean to purify perception? What is the relationship between the heart and the breath?
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Ways to quiet the heart according to a Western physician:
- reduce the need for oxygen (breath work)
- muscles are relaxed
- a matter of perception; perception CAN go beyond heart "distraction"
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