Guest guest Posted August 15, 2009 Report Share Posted August 15, 2009 The Blue Pearl a.k.a. Blue Dot, Blue Sphere, Blue Disk, Blue Angel, Blue Flash, Blue Trails … the Blue Pearl [is] the subtlest covering of the individual soul.... When we see this tiny blue light in meditation, we should understand that we are seeing the form of the inner Self. To experience this is the goal of human life. [The Blue Pearl] is tiny, but it contains all the different planes of existence. - Swami Muktananda (1) Several years ago in a cosmology class we were discussing the subject of lights in the head. Seeing light in the head is not new to meditators or people who are clairvoyant. People report seeing white lights and some report seeing blue lights. I'm in the group that sees the blue lights! Once I could name the experience of seeing the blue light, I started to notice when it came. It would come of its own accord. One doesn't invoke it. The blue sphere appears both in my head and with my eyes open. Sometimes it will come when I'm meditating or working in a group situation like a healing gathering. Other times it will flash in my consciousness or field of vision for no seemingly apparent reason. One never knows when the Blue Dot will come or whether it will appear to be inside or outside the head. Now that I've been working with it for some cycles, I see the Blue Dot as an affirmation of a truth and that something spiritually significant has happened, or that I'm on target with my thinking. A few times when the Blue Dot has come up in conversation, I've discovered that other people also see it. Once when I was meditating about a person's new business enterprise, the Blue Dot flashed. I thought it was a wonderful sign that she was blessed in her venture. When I told her about my experience, I learned that she too sees the blue sphere and has come to call it the Blue Angel. The first place I discovered any in-depth discussion of the Blue Pearl is in the Siddha Yoga literature. Swami Muktananda (1908–1982), the great Indian saint who introduced Siddha Yoga practices and meditation techniques to the United Sates, gives a detailed description of the significance and of his experiences of the Blue Pearl. At one point he described how it expanded in front of him, engulfed him and carried him to other worlds. He was very clear that it was a good thing and a sign of awakened Kundalini. Muktananda referred to the Blue Pearl as a physical manifestation of the soul. He said that seeing it in meditation is like seeing the soul. "Death" is simply the name we give to the departure of the Blue Pearl from the body. (2) In his book Does Death Really Exist? Muktananda says, The blue dot, which we call the Blue Pearl, dwells in the sahasrara, the spiritual center in the crown of the head. It is the body of the Self. All consciousness is contained in it. All of the dynamism of the breathing process comes from the Blue Pearl. When that light enters the body, the rhythm of breathing begins. When it departs from the body, consciousness departs from the bloodstream, the nerves and the lungs, leaving everything limp and lifeless. "Death" is simply the name we give to the departure of the Blue Pearl from the body. (2) The book goes on to say that one can see the Blue Dot leave the body at death, and where it exits, according to scriptures, indicates the state of the person's experience. If the soul leaves through the eyes, one has been very virtuous. The Tibetan master Djwhal Khul, speaking through Alice A. 's volumes on the ageless wisdom teachings, also makes reference to the "Blue Disk" in four specific places — each time in the context of a meditation visualization exercise. Within the darkness of the soul, prisoned within the form, a point of light is seen. Then there arises, all around that point, a field of deepest blue and this becomes irradiated by the soul, the inner sun, shining within a brilliant field of blue. The points of light become the many lines or rays of light; these lines then merge and blend until the lighted Way appears. One is the light, the light upon the Way. One is the Way and always walks thereon. (3) D.K. tells us about the point of dark blue, or a small indigo disk, which appears: "This is, in reality, the exit in the head through which the soul passes out of the world of phenomenal existence, and it is the symbol of the path or the door into the kingdom of God." (4) Celebrated thirteenth century Indian Mystic-Poet-Yogi Jnaneshwar Maharaj (1271–1293) says the Blue Color is a great and holy pilgrimage center. "This radiant and scintillating and sublime Blue Color can be seen directly in meditation. If we want to see such a great and wonderful thing, our way of life and our habits must be the purest and the most holy. Then only we become worthy of it. Our association, our words, and our thoughts should be full of God. He who has seen the Blue Color is the most blessed of all human beings." Carl Sagan refers to the earth as the Pale Blue Dot in his book of the same name. From space, astronauts are awed by the sight of the earth, a blue pearl hovering against the blackness of the universe. When you look at the Earth from space it looks like a beautiful blue dot, which is rather interesting if you consider the correlation of the Blue Pearl representing the Self and the Earth also. Since we put up the Blue Pearl pages in March 2004, we've received lots of emails from people all over the world who have seen and experienced some form of lights around them. Whether they are in your head or seen floating above or around you, or come at a significant time in your experience, what we've learned is that seeing these lights is a phenomenon shared by many. As a result of these emails, we've been inspired to further investigate the Blue Dot. It's amazing how influential blue is in our world! - Blue Dottie For additional Blue Pearl resources, click here For more experiences of the Blue Pearl ... Click on these graphics If you have experiences you'd like to share with SouledOut.org about lights in your head, we welcome hearing from you! Please email us, and we'd also like to know where you're from. (1) Does Death Really Exist?, Swami Muktananda, p. 17 © SYDA Foundation, South Fallsburg, NY [ return to place in text] (2) Does Death Really Exist?, Swami Muktananda, p. 6 © SYDA Foundation, South Fallsburg, NY [ return to place in text] (3) Discipleship in the New Age, Vol. I, Alice , p. 462 © Lucis Publishing Co., 120 Wall St., 24th Floor, New York, NY 10005 [ return to place in text] (4) Discipleship in the New Age, Vol. II, Alice A. , p. 52 © Lucis Publishing Co., 120 Wall St., 24th Floor, New York, NY 10005 read entire excerpt [ return to place in text] Earth graphic with rainbow adapted from The Earth Rainbow Network website Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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