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| People are in the state of supra mental deep Meditation |
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Hundreds of devotees are sitting in the hall. The notes of music and mellifluous Bhajans are taking the hall into the magical loop. The entire atmosphere transcends from real to ethereal. A lady sitting in the hall suddenly yells and falls on the ground; she is dithering and wallowing. From the other corner of the room there appears a white Kurta-payjama clad middle aged oustached man on the scene with some innocuous, electrifying and pious smile on his glowing face. He touches the dithering lady from his fingers and the lady returns to normal. At the same time on the other corner of the room a man starts jumping and bumping, flinging his hands or thumping his chest and then bursting into a loud guffaw. This time the man in white even does not move because some of the semiconscious devotees are coiled around his legs and some little ones - not in there senses - are agglutinated on his shoulders. But without moving an inch he dribbles his fingers as if somebody were zapping a remote towards the leapfrogging man and the man calms down. And bingo! What happens over there? A dog sitting in the corner of the hall suddenly starts gnarling its body its eyes are mysteriously closed and it too looks into a deep trans. There is an infant in the hall too. It is in deep sleep. So what is new in it? The strange is that the infant is not in sleep but in trans as its fingers are in meditative gesture (chinmayi mudra). In the mean while another woman yowls and completely aloof of the atmosphere started dancing in delirium. Because of her asymmetrical steps and outre gesticulations she is about to fall on the ground but suddenly she stops and remains where she is. It looked as if she were a lump of iron stopped by some magnetic rays of a powerful magnet. The magnet indeed is the bright hued man - dabbing, wiggling and pointing his fingers and hands in such a fashion as if some invisible strings were tied up on his fingers and he is regulating, fashioning and guiding us marionettes from distance. This majestic, effulgent and coruscating Kurta-payjama clad middle-aged moustached man is none other than our own Dr. Raghuvir Singh Gaur who has got the power to make the lion behave like a poodle or make the hawk sing like a dove.
Now a pause is needed to delve deep into the bizarre going on the hall. What the hell broke loose in the hall? Why people like us, who are otherwise perfectly normal, are behaving like this. Are they crazy? Are they moonstruck? Is something driving them bonkers? The Doubting Thomases may carve the explanation suitable to their choice. They may call it hypnotism and Dr. Gaur a wizard. They may subscribe it mesmerism and Dr. Gaur a prestidigitator. By stretching the same kind of logic some naysayer would call it autosuggestion. But the reality lies somewhere else.
Before espousing the reality let us shred apart these arguments first. The votaries of hypnotism and mesmerism should know that mesmerism and hypnotism should be applied to the entire audience or gentry in one simple go. After hypnotising or mesmerising the audience when a magician converts a football into a pigeon the entire audience sees it a pigeon. It is not the case that some in the audience see it a pigeon whereas some other find it a rabbit or something else. But the case of Dr. Gaur and his fellow devotees is altogether different. Here each devotee has a different idea ,opinion and action . so in no terms can this phenomenon be described as mesmerism or hypnotism. The supporters of the autosuggestion should note this fact. Only the conscious and developed mind can autosuggest itself. But is it possible for an infant of three four months to autosuggest itself or is it possible for an animal to autosuggest itself. The answer is a big negative. But in case of Dr. Gaur even infants and animals transcend the state of worldly consciousness and reach the unknown spheres of the mind. So the theory of autosuggestion also does not hold water.
So what is that goes on irresistibly with the followers of Dr. Gaur? In one plain simple word it is real meditation. In spiritual parlance there is a place in human body somewhere near the starting point of the spinal chord called Kundalini. It is supposed that the vital life power (pran-shakti) of a human being resides there and that too in a deep dogmatic slumber. A spiritual Master with the help of Shaktipaat (release of his spiritual potency ) vibrates the the equilibrium of kundalini. The pran-shakti awakens and starts moving upwards. Its ultimate destination is Brahma-randhra or Sahasrar where the ultimate consciousness or the Brahma or the God or whatever you may call it resides. When the individual soul (jeeva) reaches here there is a reunion and the part consumes in the whole; the drop mixes in the ocean shedding all its individuality (boond samani samund mein so kat heri jay) . The spiritual journey of the individual consciousness (Jeeva ) comes to an end . The task of the Spiritual Master is to help the ignorant individual being slough off his ignorance and attain this ultimate reunion. Being a Spiritual Master (Sadguru) Dr. Gaur does the same thing by his sheer proximity and the spiritual rays that emanate from his body the kundalini of the follower gets vibrated. The pran shakti starts moving upwards and the devotee starts doing awkward actions (kriyayen) which are not easily fathomable. the devotee does all these antics according to the sanskar (impressions) of the innumerable past births. And when these action (Kriyayen) takes place the sadguru evaporates, obliterates, effaces, and consumes them so that so the devotee become devoid of these sanskaras and love of God can replace the emptied place . The crux is that the extroversion of consciousness gets an inward turn and the internal journey gets a kick-start.
This is the real raison d'etre of what is happening in the said hall or why the devotees are making such tantrums. Neither is this mesmerism nor hypnotism nor for that matter autosuggestion. It's a real meditation which Dr.Gaur likes to call SUPRA MENTAL MEDITATION (MANATEET DHYAN) |