I have a couple of queries – one on your recent talk on Sri Aurobindo’s Yoga & Sanatana Dharma (TE 686), and another on Meditation. And each one who works on his unique possibility and difficulty, in turn, helps everyone else who corresponds to that state or that element in Nature. Specifically, are we saying that when we work on our possibilities and difficulties, we act as ‘mirrors/lessons’ to others who are in the same state and help them understand the full Divine Possibility of that state? And why is this important?
Referring to the above question: Question on the Recent Talk (TE 686), towards the end, you refer to Integral Yoga as being a Collective Yoga where: Each nature undergoing Transformation has a corresponding ripple effect on corresponding natures since each of us is connected to each other. It is about each individual taking up the burden of others as his Consciousness expands. Each one is supposed to embody some Divine possibility which is unique, and corresponding to that, there is a difficulty.
Mirroring is one aspect of it. That is something that takes place anyways in life. But more appropriate will be the study on morphic fields (body fields) and morphogenetic resonance. Due to the internal subtle connecting links, and a collective memory, the events that take place in one has a tendency to spread fast into others. It is like a contagion. So each person who conquers or discovers something facilitates it in several others by a kind of horizontal transmission.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
Sri Aurobindo’s Yoga and Sanatana Dharma || TE 686 || Dr. Alok Pandey
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