Third Eye Meditation: Unlocking Mystical Experiences and Spiritual Enlightenment

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2. Gen 3,1:... “Did God actually say, ‘You shall not eat of any tree in the garden’?”3,4:“You will not surely die.3,5:For God knows that when you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.”

3. 3,1 ... “Did God actually say, ‘You shall not eat of any tree in the garden’?”3,4 “You will not surely die. 5 For God knows that when you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.” Did God actually say - You shall not ... You will not surely die Your eyes will be opened You will be like God You will know good and evil - make one wise[/give insight] (3,6)

4. Meditative State and Meditative Experiencesby Meditationguru(.com) By continously doing Meditation, Third Eye gets activated. Further Third Eye gets perfected. Astral Travel starts happening. We'see' our own physical body. We will get glimpses of our past lives.You will 'Experience' many more. By doing Meditation, Our understanding will change. Our perceptions will change. We will understand our unlimitedness. We will understand Death and Beyond. We will be blissfull at all times and situations.

5. Did God actually say - You shall not ... Authority / God’s word - mystisism You will not surely die ”We will get glimpses of our pastlives. You will 'Experience' many more.” Your eyes will be opened. ”Third Eye gets activated. Our understanding will change. Our perceptions will change.” You will be like God ”Astral Travel starts happening. ... We will understand our unlimitedness.” You will know good and evil - make one wise[/give insight] (3,6) ”We will understand Death and Beyond.”

6. Third Eye We 'see' so many things more crystal clear than the physical visions. We 'see' other frequency realities. We ''see' the things which are not present near the five senses. We 'feel' so many things, which we cannot express with the words. We 'hear' inner voices, sounds or sounds of Instruments from other frequencies. We 'see' Masters who are not there physically with us. We 'see' Masters in a physical form, as we know them.

7. After more Meditation We start 'seeing' the Master like a 'Bright Light”. Even by 'seeing' the Bright Light, We 'feel' the identity of the Master. We can 'hear' the messages from the Masters. We 'feel' moving in a tunnel and finally merging with the light. Third Eye Experiences makes us to know that: We can get answers for all our problems through Messages from the Masters or by 'seeing' other frequency realities or as a 'feeling'.

8. Third Eye We 'see' We 'feel' We 'hear’ Did God actually say - You shall not ... =>mysticism

9. By this: Our actions will change. Our beliefs will change. Our Understanding will change.

10. Nirvana By more and more total involvement with Body-Mind-Self, We Understand IN-TOTAL about the situations. This Understanding is nothing but KNOWLEDGE. ... After experiencing all meditational experiences, and implementing it in our practical life, we will get 'great understanding'. ... Our understanding, our Perception and our Knowledge expands a lot. This leads to the expansion of our Consciousness. This is nothing but having WISDOM. ... With this Understanding, we come to know that: There is No Death and we are Eternal Beings.

11. Enlightenment By obtaining The Higher Knowledge through Third Eye, Astral Travel, Knowledge of Birth and Death one will have perfect understanding of Body, Mind, Intellect, Self and Life force. By living all the time with this understanding, one starts getting much more higher understanding about the Existence of whole Creation. With this understandingone will become a MIRACULOUS CREATOR.

12. http://www.heartscenter.org God is all there is. Everything is made of God, by God. God is the clay of the universe. God is in all things and all things are in God. We are literally a part of God.  We are cells in the body of God Meditation tunes us into the oneness, the great unity of which we are all a part. 

13. Practical MeditationSpiritual Yoga for the mindB. K. Jayanti p. 71: When you sit in meditation and go deep within yourself, a feeling of stillness comes over you. Taking yourself there, you begin to experience [God’s] unlimited qualities of peace, love, purity, bliss and power surrounding you. p. 70: A soul ... A being of light ... With a form that is infinitesimal ... And yet from that point of light, a radiance of infinite peace, love, joy...

14. Fruit of the spirit Gal 5:22-23a: But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness,gentleness, self-control; John 16:8: And when he [the Helper] comes, he will convict the world concerning sin and righteousness and judgment: John 16:13a: When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all the truth,

15. The Great ControversyEllen White The Great Controversy, p. 558: “Even in its present form, so far from being more worthy of toleration than formerly, [spiritualism] is really a more dangerous, because a more subtle, deception. While it formerly denounced Christ and the Bible, it now professes to accept both. But the Bible is interpreted in a manner that is pleasing to the unrenewed heart, while its solemn and vital truths are made of no effect. Love is dwelt upon as the chief attribute of God, but it is degraded to a weak sentimentalism, making little distinction between good and evil. God’s justice, His denunciations of sin, the requirements of His holy law, are all kept out of sight. . . . Pleasing, bewitching fables captivate the senses and lead men to reject the Bible as the foundation of their faith. Christ is as verily denied as before; but Satan has so blinded the eyes of the people that the deception is not discerned.”

16. Jesus CallingSarah Young Sep 15: Gaze into My eyes, and you will see no condemnation, only Love and delight in the one I see. Sep 23: Look into My Face and feel the warmth of My Love-Light shining upon you. It is this unconditional Love that frees you from both fears and sins. Oct 28: My ways are Peace and Love, which I have poured out into your heart by My Spirit. Nov 20: The Light of My Love shines on you continually, regardless of your feelings or behavior. Dec 1: The practice of being still in My Presence is almost a lost art, yet it is this very stillness that enables you to experience My eternal Love. Dec 16: I am speaking in the depths of your being. Be still so that you can hear My voice. I speak in the language of Love, My words fill you with Life and Peace, Joy and hope. Dec 24: You hear Me in the depths of your being, where I have taken up residence. I am Christ in you, the hope of Glory. I, your Lord and Savior, am alive within you. Learn to tune in to My living Presence by seeking Me in silence. Dec 25: As you wait attentively in My Presence, the Light of the knowledge of My Glory shines upon you. This radiant knowledge transcends all understanding.

17. Early WritingsEllen White p. 219.1: Another extreme which Satan has led the people to adopt is entirely to overlook the justice of God, and the threatenings in His Word, and to represent Him as being all mercy, so that not one will perish, but that all, both saint and sinner, will at last be saved in His kingdom.

18. Love Wins: A Book About Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived(2012)InLove Wins,Rob Bell addresses one of the most controversial issues of faith—hell and the afterlife—arguing, would a loving God send people to eternal torment forever?Bailey: p. 235: We have taught the doctrine of hell-fire and eternal punishment, and then tried to fit it in to the general belief that God is love

19. The Great ControversyEllen White The Great Controversy, p. 525.4: The errors of popular theology have driven many a soul to skepticism who might otherwise have been a believer in the Scriptures. It is impossible for him to accept doctrines which outrage his sense of justice, mercy, and benevolence; and since these are represented as the teaching of the Bible, he refuses to receive it as the word of God.

20. The Great ControversyEllen White The Great Controversy, p. 571.4: As the Protestant churches have been seeking the favor of the world, false charity has blinded their eyes. They do not see but that it is right to believe good of all evil, and as the inevitable result they will finally believe evil of all good. 

21. The Acts of the ApostlesEllen White p. 554.3: “You must have charity,” is the cry heard everywhere, especially from those who profess sanctification. But true charity is too pure to cover an unconfessed sin. While we are to love the souls for whom Christ died, we are to make no compromise with evil. We are not to unite with the rebellious and call this charity.

22. Jens K. Jensen I den spiritualistiske tenkning så er alt sant. Alt er like gyldig. Derfor heter det i spiritualismens grunnleggende tese:Det er kjærlighet og toleranse. Kjærlighet er spiritualismens og spiritismens første bud. Kjærlighet og toleranse. Tolerant, forståelsesfull, langmodig, tålmodig, overbærende, godlyndt, og velmenende aksepterende overfor alle folks holdninger og meninger og bakgrunn og historie og hva det måtte være. WIKIPEDIA:Secular spirituality emphasizes humanistic qualities such as love, compassion, patience, tolerance, forgiveness, contentment, responsibility, harmony and a concern for others.

23. Alice BaileyFrom Bethlehem to Calvary p. 24: Pure love is an attribute of the soul and is all-inclusive, and it is in pure love that our relation to God and to each other consists. … love blends and fuses, understands and interprets and synthesises all form and all expressions, all causes and all races, into one flaming heart of love, knowing no separateness, no division and no disharmony.

24. Alice BaileyFrom Bethlehem to Calvary From Bethlehem to Calvary: p. 261: He [Christ] taught us to work towards unity and to bring to an end isolation and hatred and separation, telling us to love our neighbour as ourselves. He gave a message which was universal in its implications, for the kingdom of God stands wide open to all who love and serve and who purify the lower nature, irrespective of creed and dogma. He taught the unity of the faith, the Fatherhood of God, and the necessity not only to walk with God, but to walk with each other in love and understanding. Love, brotherhood, cooperation, service, self-sacrifice, inclusiveness, freedom from doctrine, recognition of divinity—these are the characteristics of the citizen of the kingdom, and these still remain our ideals.

25. Alice BaileyFrom Bethlehem to Calvary p. 266: It is a love which realises that the world needs love, and that a spirit of love (which is a spirit of inclusiveness, of tolerance, of wise judgment and far-sighted vision) can draw all men together into that outward unity which is based upon a recognised inner relationship. Discipleship in the New Age - Volume I: Love is that inclusive, non-critical, magnetic comprehension and attitude …

26. Alice BaileyFrom Bethlehem to Calvary From Bethlehem to Calvary: p. 90: But the principle of Love—the fundamental principle of the universe—had not been revealed before Christ came. From Bethlehem to Calvary: p. 79: The life of Christ is a life to be lived today, eventually by all. It is a life of joy and happiness, of test and of problems, but its essence is love and its method is love.

27. In the U2/Bob Dylan song “Love Rescues Me” Bono twisted the 23rd Psalm. Bono sings: “Yea, though I walk In the valley of shadow Yea, I will fear no evil I have cursed thy rod and staff They no longer comfort me Love rescue me”

28. Brian Mc Laren Everything Must Change, p. 180: Jesus offers a real alternative: love. Carl McColman The Big Book of Christian Mysticism, p. 72: Simply put, mysticism - at least, Christian mysticism - is all about love.

29. Phariseeism Hyam Maccoby, Judaism in the First Century, s. 5-6: it would be wrong to think of the Pharisees as conservative and reactionary in comparison with the Sadducees. ... they were not bound by the literal meaning of the Scriptural text. Just as they could diverge from scripture by preserving customs not mentioned there, so they could introduce new customs and interpretations to cope with new problems and circumstances. Hyam Maccoby, Judaism in the First Century, s.41: the Pharisees were not bound by the letter of the biblical laws and were able to liberalize and humanize them when necessary. Hillel recognized brotherly love as the fundamental principle.

30. Alice BaileyFrom Bethlehem to Calvary p. 197: ... only today are we slowly beginning to realise a different expression of divinity. Our interpretation of sin and its penalty has been at fault, but the reality of God's love can now be grasped and can thus offset the disastrous doctrine of an angry God Who sent His Son to be the propitiation for the world evil. p. 199: Salvation is not primarily connected with sin. p.208: The agony in the Garden of Gethsemane was based upon the fact that He was not understood

31. Sin is broken relations Bailey: p. 205: sin signifies wrong relation to other human beings. Leonard Sweet (interview 2014): Where are you? - Hiding from God Why are you naked? – Hiding from how and who God made us Why did you eat ..? Woman made me. – with each other Leave the garden – with creation Those four broken relationships are the original sins.

32. Sin is collective Brian McLaren: more and more sin becomes collective,

33. Salvation is collective p. 169: We have been apt to regard salvation in terms of the individual, and to study it from the angle of individual salvation. This attitude must end if we are ever to understand the Christ spirit. p. 226: We have been held too long by the dogmas of the past, and there is today a Natural revolt against the idea of individual salvation through the blood sacrifice of Christ. p. 281: The kingdom is now organised upon earth and is composed of those men and women everywhere who have lost sight of their own individual salvation and hope of heaven because they know that unless heaven can Express itself here and now it is but a futile hope.

34. Salvation is collective Brian McLaren in AGenerous Orthodoxy, p. 93: Perhaps our ‘inward-turned, individual-salvation-oriented, un-adapted Christianity' is a colossal and tragic misunderstanding, and perhaps we need to listen again for the true song of salvation, which is ‘good news to all creation.' Sherry and Geoff Maddock in an Emergent Manifesto of Hope, p. 82: the individual soul alone is too small a target for God's love and justice. ... It is our contention that salvation is more than personal renewal; it is at best a collective experience. Doug Pagitt in an Emergent Manifesto of Hope, p. 306: If we leave a version of the gospel that is ultimately for the benefit of the faithful and not the whole world, we have missed something.

35. FORSONINGEN Gen 3:15: he shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel. Isa 53:5: But he was pierced for our transgressions; he was crushed for our iniquities; 8: He was ... stricken for the transgression of my people. 10: his soul makes an offering for guilt, 12: He poured out his soul to death ... He bore the sin of many. Luke 2:11: For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior; John 1:29 “Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!

36. Alice Bailey - Atonement From Bethlehem to Calvary: p. 161: 1. He came to die upon the Cross to appease the wrath of an angry God, and make it possible for those who believe in Him to go to Heaven. 2. He came to show us the real nature of perfection and how, in human form, divinity might be manifested. 3. He came to leave us an example that we should follow in His steps. Christ Himself laid no emphasis upon the death on the Cross as being the apex of His life work. It was the result of His life work, but not that for which He came into the world.

37. Alice Bailey - CrossFrom Bethlehem to Calvary p. 201: He suffered and died because He loved and cared enough for human beings to demonstrate to them the Way that they must go —…— if they too are to share in the life of humanity and become, in their turn, saviours of their fellowmen From Bethlehem to Calvary: p. 197: ... only today are we slowly beginning to realise a different expression of divinity. Our interpretation of sin and its penalty has been at fault, but the reality of God's love can now be grasped and can thus offset the disastrous doctrine of an angry God Who sent His Son to be the propitiation for the world evil.

38. Atonement Tony Jones: "Some people today may find it compelling that some Great Cosmic Transaction took place on that day 1,980 years ago, that God's wrath burned against his son instead of me. I find that version of atonement theory neither intellectually compelling, spiritually compelling, nor in keeping with the biblical narrative." Alan Jones in Reimagining Christianity, p. 132: The church's fixation on the death of Jesus as the universal saving act must end, and the place of the cross must be reimagined in Christian faith.  Why? Because of the cult of suffering and the vindictive God behind it. N T Wright: If we reduce [Easter] to a message of me and my new spirituality, we’ve only got ourselves to blame if people say it probably didn’t happen, ...

39. Alice Bailey - CrossFrom Bethlehem to Calvary p. 56: [God] gave His Son to demonstrate the possibility to man and thus save the world. From Bethlehem to Calvary: p.208: The agony in the Garden of Gethsemane was based upon the fact that He was not understood

40. Restaurere verden N. T. Wright essentially replaces “judgment” with “fixing the world.” The threat of judgment day has been removed.  Instead of a final judgment for sin, N. T. Wright frequently speaks of “God putting the world to rights.” Synden er kollektiv -> Frelsen er kollektiv

41. Repentance Carl McColman in The Big Book of Christian Mysticism, p. 246: ... the contemplative life is not about becoming someone different from who you are, but rather about being who you really are to begin with. Rob Bell i FløyelsElvis, s. 152-53: Jesus kaller oss tilbake til vårt sanne jeg. ... Et sted i ditt indre finnes dette ditt egentlige jeg som du ble skapt til å være. Vi har behov for at du er deg selv. Det innebærer tillit til at jeg blir fullt ut godtatt akkurat som jeg er.

42. Pantheism Everything is God – Pantheism (all-is-God) Pantheists do not believe in a distinct personal god. (Eastern religions, Theosophy) God is in everything – Panentheism (all-in-God) Panentheism appears in Roman Catholic mysticism

43. Pantheism Everything is God Creation is God Humans are a part of nature, not set above it.

44. Pantheism - Love God is Love All is love

45. Pantheism - evolution Creation is evolving All is evolving God is evolving God is creating through evolution The universe creates nature through evolution Nature creates us

46. Pantheism – sin & salvation Everything is God Everything is good Nothing is sin No experience of sin The fruit is God -> it can’t be a sin Sin is not accepting pantheism God does not condemn Everybody gets saved Salvation is collective

47. Pantheism – Heaven God created nature through evolution God is creating the Kingdom through evolution We are cocreators of the Kingdom We are not in exile here, we are at home It is only here that we will see paradise. Our task is to create God’s Kingdom on earth.

48. Alice BaileyThe Kingdom of God p. 209: But the abundant life is surely not a life to be lived hereafter, in some distant heaven where those who are believers shall enjoy an exclusive life of happiness, whilst the rest of God's children are left outside. p. 210: People are no longer interested in a possible heavenly state or a probable hell. They need to learn that the kingdom is here, and must express itself on earth; ...

49. Bailey p.56: [God] gave His Son to demonstrate the possibility to man and thus save the world. ... the development of the Christ Consciousness and the Christ Nature in individual man, and in the race as a whole, carries with it the solution of our world problem. This higher citizenship involves the expression of the Christ consciousness, which is the consciousness of the group, of the relation of the part to the whole and of the human to the divine. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Leonard Sweet

50. Brian McLaren in The Church in Emerging Culture, p. 213: But now I wonder if this gospel about how to get your soul into Heaven after death is really only a ghost of the real gospel that Jesus talked about, which seemed to have something to do with God’s will being done on earth now, not just in Heaven later.