Gazing Inward

Kalkie Rides the Wave of Time

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Today, a prophesy is sent from the High Himalayas for those who have "the eyes to see and the ears to hear", as Christ said. Tear asunder the storm of emotion that rides the surface of your life experience. Flow with the time in which you live for it is divinely designed to give you peace in the midst of war, rumors of war and moral devastation. Simply chant the name of Giridhari Krishna at all times, as your Guru Sri Swami Vishwananda teaches continuously.

Kalkie Avatar rides this wave of time with genuine, congruent, unconditional love in his heart and the Supreme Power in his voice and demeanor. Rest assured that he knows each and every one, intimately, and he will never desert you or let you go, never, never, never! When you close your eyes to rest, sleep peacefully, and awaken to the new dawn that is fast approaching this world.

~ Mahavatar Babaji

Guardian of All People

All Faiths All Spiritual Traditions

What is the Yogic Gaze ?

As I posted this picture of our Beloved Guru Sri Swami Vishwananda, I began practicing the Yogic Gaze (pratyahara | dharana). Spontaneously, Swami’s picture became 2 duplicate pictures side by side in my vision.  On the left picture, the right side of his face (actually his left side but right side as one is looking at the picture) became the left side of Mahavatar Babaji’s face (right as one looks at the picture). It would be nice if I could capture these “petite miracles” on camera like Swami does … someday … ummmmm …. Mahavatar, are you listening? Will you help us please?

What is the Yogic Gaze?

Drishti (IPA: [ drsti ]: Sanskrit: दृष्टि;  |AST:dṛṣṭi), or focused gaze, is a means for developing concentrated intention. It relates to the fifth limb of yoga (pratvahara) concerning sense withdrawal as well as the sixth limb dharana relating to concentration.

Reference WikipediA  ~ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drishti_%28yoga%29

See More Clearly by Practicing Drishti . . .
This link may also be of interest: http://www.yogajournal.com/article/philosophy/the-eye-of-the-beholder/

~ Swamini Vishwa Lakshmi

~Swamini Vishwalakshmianandama