Speaker 1: This will be sensitive and you may feel a bit
Speaker 1: uncomfortable at first, but that's okay. You'll learn. I will
Speaker 1: be talking about life and death and if the latter
Speaker 1: truly even exists for a soul in the first place.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be explaining the body and how useless
Speaker 1: it'll become on your ultimate transition if ascended properly. If
Speaker 1: you miss any key detail, you will completely misunderstand everything
Speaker 1: I'm about to say, So please listen in intently. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of nuance when it comes to spiritual attainment
Speaker 1: and on the path of a mystic. Your body is
Speaker 1: actually just a tool used for the development of the spirit.
Speaker 1: But before that, remember you don't have to just believe
Speaker 1: everything I say. I will be telling you about ascension,
Speaker 1: drawing from the mystic teachings of the Tibetan Book of
Speaker 1: the Dead, the Upanishads, and the Emerald Tablets of Tahuti. Regardless,
Speaker 1: please learn through your own experience and do much more
Speaker 1: research beyond this video. Now, with that being said, your
Speaker 1: purpose in life is to leave your body to ascend
Speaker 1: beyond it in full awareness of all lives previously experienced.
Speaker 1: You as the soul, are immortal. You exist in human
Speaker 1: form currently, but you aren't human. Breathe. Listen. The Emerald
Speaker 1: Tablets of Tahuti the oldest ancient tablet known to man,
Speaker 1: dating back over thirty six thousand years ago. It lays
Speaker 1: it out for us to Huti, says man, ye think
Speaker 1: that ye liveth, but know it is life within death,
Speaker 1: for as sure as ye are bound to your body,
Speaker 1: for you know life exists. Breathe. Let that bubble in
Speaker 1: your brain for a minute. This isn't a metaphor or
Speaker 1: a poetic expression. It's the truth about our existence. What
Speaker 1: we perceive as life is actually a form of death.
Speaker 1: Our attachment to this physical body is what's keeping us
Speaker 1: from experiencing true life. The tablets are very direct when
Speaker 1: they say only the soul is space free, has life
Speaker 1: that is really a life. All else is only a bondage,
Speaker 1: a fetter from which to be free. Think consider this.
Speaker 1: Every moment you identify solely with your body, you're choosing
Speaker 1: a limited existence. You're choosing death over life. The physical
Speaker 1: form you inhabit is a temporary vessel, a constraint on
Speaker 1: your true nature, a testing ground designed to help develop
Speaker 1: you as the soul. It's actually like trying to contain
Speaker 1: the ocean in a cup. Your true self, you, as
Speaker 1: the soul, are vast and boundless. You exist beyond the
Speaker 1: confines of space and time. I say you as soul
Speaker 1: instead of your soul, because you are the soul inside
Speaker 1: of your body. The possessive pronouns must be right, and
Speaker 1: aside from the pronoun thing, you being the soul is
Speaker 1: the whole point of this video. The Upanishads introduce us
Speaker 1: to the concept of atman, your eternal, unchanging self that
Speaker 1: exists beyond the physical body. This isn't a comforting belief.
Speaker 1: Your atman is your actual real self. What you perceive
Speaker 1: as your current physical existence is merely a temporary state
Speaker 1: that this eternal self is experiencing. The Briha Daranyak Upanishad,
Speaker 1: one of the oldest and most revered states, lead me
Speaker 1: from the unreal to the real, from darkness to light,
Speaker 1: from death to immortality. This isn't a plea for salvation.
Speaker 1: It's a road map for realizing your true nature. The
Speaker 1: unreal refers to the illusory physical world, while the real
Speaker 1: is the eternal, unchanging atman. Breathe, think, feel. The Chandogya
Speaker 1: Upanishad introduces us to the truth of tatavam Asi. Thou
Speaker 1: art that this isn't just a poetic sentiment. It's a
Speaker 1: direct statement about the nature of reality. You are not
Speaker 1: separate from the universal consciousness. Your individual self, your Atman
Speaker 1: is one with Brahman, the ultimate reality. But the Upanishads
Speaker 1: go even further. The Mandukya Upanishad describes four states of consciousness, waking, dreaming,
Speaker 1: deep sleep, and turia. Taria is the fourth state, transcending
Speaker 1: the other three, its pure consciousness beyond all change and duality.
Speaker 1: The Upanishads aren't asking you to believe, they're inviting you
Speaker 1: to know through direct experience. They provide practices like self
Speaker 1: inquiry and meditation to help you realize these truths for yourself.
Speaker 1: When the Kina Upanishad asks by whom willed and directed
Speaker 1: does the mind light upon its objects, it's not present
Speaker 1: or riddle. It gives you a method to trace consciousness
Speaker 1: back to its source. Remember these teachings aren't separate from
Speaker 1: those of Tahuti or the Tibetan sages. They're all pointing
Speaker 1: to the same same ultimate truth. Your essential nature is boundless,
Speaker 1: eternal consciousness. Your physical existence is a temporary experience of
Speaker 1: this eternal self. Realizing this isn't just enlightenment, it's awakening
Speaker 1: to what you've always been. Breathe. Let's try something together.
Speaker 1: Close your eyes right now. Focus on your breath. As
Speaker 1: you breathe, notice the sensations in your body. Now ask yourself,
Speaker 1: who's observing these sensations, that awareness, that consciousness, observing your
Speaker 1: physical experience. That's you, as the atmin your true self,
Speaker 1: observing this temporary physical experience. Pay attention to the quality
Speaker 1: of awareness itself. It's unchanging, isn't it. Thoughts come and go,
Speaker 1: sensations arise and pass away, but the awareness of observing
Speaker 1: all of this remains constant. That's your true nature, unchanging
Speaker 1: eternal consciousness. If you're going to look at life beyond
Speaker 1: the body differently, then give us a like and subscribe.
Speaker 1: Will help you navigate the beyond while you help us
Speaker 1: as well. Now, let me tell you about transcending the physical.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you about the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
Speaker 1: It describes a state called the Bardo. It's a real
Speaker 1: state where consciousness exists without a physical form. But actually
Speaker 1: it's not just something that happens after death. It's a
Speaker 1: state you can actually access through deep meditation and spiritual practice.
Speaker 1: The Bardo isn't just one state. It's a series of
Speaker 1: states that consciousness moves through. There's the Bardo of dying,
Speaker 1: the bardow of dharmata, ultimate reality, and the Bardo of becoming.
Speaker 1: Each of these states offer an opportunity for liberation if
Speaker 1: you are prepared to recognize the true nature of reality.
Speaker 1: Your consciousness isn't confined to your body. In the Bardo state,
Speaker 1: your consciousness is free from physical limitations. You are no
Speaker 1: longer constrained by space and time as we understand them.
Speaker 1: Reality becomes fluid, malleable, and perceived in ways that are
Speaker 1: impossible for our physical senses. This isn't figurative. It's a
Speaker 1: real experience that awaits those who can access this state.
Speaker 1: Tahuti says, cast off your body, oh man, and be free,
Speaker 1: truly a light that is one with the light. This
Speaker 1: is a literal instruction. You can shift your identification from
Speaker 1: this temporary physical form to your eternal nature as consciousness breathe.
Speaker 1: Let's practice something from the Tibetan tradition of Zogchin. This
Speaker 1: isn't just a visualization. It's a way to experience your
Speaker 1: true nature. Sit comfortably and close your eyes. Breathe deeply. Now,
Speaker 1: recognize your consciousness as a point of light within your body.
Speaker 1: With each breath, expand that light. Let it fill your
Speaker 1: entire body. Then extend beyond it. Expand it to fill
Speaker 1: the room, the building, and the entire planet. This isn't imagination.
Speaker 1: You're experiencing your true nature as vast, boundless awareness. As
Speaker 1: you do this, pay attention to the quality of this
Speaker 1: expanded awareness. Notice how it's not limited by boundaries. It
Speaker 1: doesn't stop at the edges of your body. It encompasses everything.
Speaker 1: This is your true nature, boundless, all encompassing consciousness. Now,
Speaker 1: as you continue this practice, imagine encountering different experiences within
Speaker 1: this expanded awareness. Pleasant experiences, unpleasant experiences, neutral experiences. Notice
Speaker 1: how the awareness itself remains unchanged regardless of what it's experiencing.
Speaker 1: This is a key insight for navigating the Barbado states
Speaker 1: the recognition that your true nature remains unchanged regardless of
Speaker 1: what experiences arise. Breathe, think, feel that expansion. This is
Speaker 1: who you really are. If you feel the weight behind
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, then leave a comment below. Now let
Speaker 1: me talk about becoming free from the cycle of rebirth.
Speaker 1: So why does this matter? What's the point of transcending
Speaker 1: the physical The answer lies in the concept of liberation,
Speaker 1: or moksha as it's known in Indian traditions. This isn't
Speaker 1: a metaphorical liberation. It's a real, tangible freedom from the
Speaker 1: cycle of birth and death. The Upanishads teach us that
Speaker 1: true liberation comes from realizing your oneness with universal consciousness.
Speaker 1: When you achieve this state, you're no longer bound by
Speaker 1: the cycle of birth and death. You're free from the
Speaker 1: limitations of physical existence. This isn't symbolic, it's a real
Speaker 1: state of being that you can achieve. Breathe think consider this.
Speaker 1: Every time you're born into a physical body, you're subjecting
Speaker 1: yourself to limitation, to suffering, to death. Liberation means breaking
Speaker 1: free from this cycle. It means recognizing your true nature
Speaker 1: as eternal, boundless consciousness and no longer being compelled to
Speaker 1: incarnate into limited physical forms. The Emerald Tablets aren't speaking
Speaker 1: figuratively when they say know ye man, ye are only
Speaker 1: a spirit. The body is nothing, The soul is all.
Speaker 1: This is the literal truth of your existence. Your body
Speaker 1: is a temporary vehicle, but you as the soul, your
Speaker 1: true self is everything. Let's practice something from the Adveta
Speaker 1: Vedanta tradition. This isn't a mental exercise. It's a way
Speaker 1: to align yourself with the truth of your existence. Each morning,
Speaker 1: before you get out of bed, remind yourself, I am
Speaker 1: not this body. I am eternal consciousness, temporarily experiencing life
Speaker 1: through this physical form. Feel into the truth of these words.
Speaker 1: Notice how your identification shifts from the limited body to
Speaker 1: the vast, boundless consciousness that you truly are are. Notice
Speaker 1: how this shift in identification changes your perspective on the
Speaker 1: challenges and experiences of your daily life. Breathe, think, feel
Speaker 1: the truth of this statement. This isn't positive thinking or affirmation.
Speaker 1: It's a recognition of what you truly are. The Tibetan
Speaker 1: Book of the Dead provides insights into existence beyond the
Speaker 1: physical form. In the bardo state, consciousness encounters various apparitions
Speaker 1: and experiences. These aren't metaphors or symbols. There are real
Speaker 1: experiences that consciousness goes through in this state. In the
Speaker 1: Barado of Darmata, for example, consciousness encounters what is described
Speaker 1: as peaceful and wrathful deities. These aren't external entities, but
Speaker 1: manifestations of your own mind. The peaceful deities represent the
Speaker 1: enlightened aspects of your nature, while the wrathful deities represent
Speaker 1: the transformative power of wisdom breathe. The text emphasizes the
Speaker 1: importance of recognizing these apparitions as projections of our own minds.
Speaker 1: This isn't a psychological trick. It's the key to successfully
Speaker 1: navigating the Bardo, leading to liberation or a favorable rebirth.
Speaker 1: If you can recognize the true nature of these apparitions
Speaker 1: in the bardo, that they are projections of your own mind,
Speaker 1: you have the opportunity to break free from the cycle
Speaker 1: of rebirth. If you can't, you'll be drawn towards another
Speaker 1: rebirth based on your karmic tendencies. We can apply this
Speaker 1: understanding in our daily lives. Here's a practice from Tibetan Buddhism.
Speaker 1: When you encounter challenging situations or emotions, pause and remind
Speaker 1: yourself this is a projection of my mind. Really examine
Speaker 1: the situation or emotion. Notice how your mind is creating
Speaker 1: a story around it, giving it meaning and significance. Can
Speaker 1: you see how this story is a projection of your
Speaker 1: own thoughts and beliefs. Can you recognize the underlying awareness
Speaker 1: that's observing all of this breathe think? Feel the shift
Speaker 1: in perspective this brings. This isn't just a coping mechanism.
Speaker 1: It's a recognition of the true nature of your reality.
Speaker 1: One of the most revealing and transformative stories to Huti
Speaker 1: details in the tablets is this. He says, these are
Speaker 1: lights that are souls among men, growing and fading, existing forever, changing,
Speaker 1: yet living through death into life. This is a factual
Speaker 1: account of the nature of souls. Each soul is on
Speaker 1: a journey of evolution. Some souls burn brightly, having accumulated
Speaker 1: wisdom and spiritual power over many lifetimes. Others flicker weakly,
Speaker 1: still early in their evolutionary path. But all souls are
Speaker 1: part of the same divine light. All are on the
Speaker 1: path to greater awareness and power. Tahuti further observes steadily
Speaker 1: upward throughout the ages, growing, expanding into yet greater flame,
Speaker 1: lighting the darkness with yet greater power, quenched yet unquenched
Speaker 1: by the veil of the night. This is a literal
Speaker 1: description of how souls evolve over multiple lifetimes. Breathe. Feel
Speaker 1: each life experience, each challenge overcome, and each insight gained
Speaker 1: contributes to the growth of the soul. The veil of
Speaker 1: the night, the periods between incarnations may temporarily dim the
Speaker 1: soul's light, but cannot extinguish it. The soul continues its
Speaker 1: journey life after life, growing ever brighter and more powerful.
Speaker 1: Let's do a practice from the hermetic tradition based on
Speaker 1: Tahuti's teachings. This isn't just visualization. It's a way to
Speaker 1: connect with yourself as the soul and your true nature.
Speaker 1: Close your eyes and recognize you as the soul, as
Speaker 1: a flame within you. With each breath, See and feel
Speaker 1: this flame growing brighter and stronger. Feel it expanding beyond
Speaker 1: your body, connecting with the flames of all other beings,
Speaker 1: all part of the universal fire of consciousness. Reflect on
Speaker 1: your life experiences. How have they contributed to the growth
Speaker 1: of you as the soul. Can you feel the accumulated
Speaker 1: wisdom and power from all your past experiences? Can you
Speaker 1: sense the potential for further growth and expansion? Breathe, think,
Speaker 1: feel the warmth and power of this inner flame. This
Speaker 1: is your actual soul growing and evolving now. Here's a
Speaker 1: truth from these ancient teachings. Enlightened beings can choose whether
Speaker 1: to take rebirth or remain in formless realms, a real
Speaker 1: option available to those who have achieved a certain level
Speaker 1: of spiritual development. Let me say that again. Enlightened beings
Speaker 1: can choose whether to take rebirth or remain in formless realms.
Speaker 1: The Tibetan Book of the Dead describes how, at the
Speaker 1: moment of death, those who have prepared themselves through spiritual
Speaker 1: practice can recognize the true nature of reality and make
Speaker 1: a conscious choice about their next step in existence. This
Speaker 1: isn't symbolic, it's a real process that occurs for prepared individuals. Breathe.
Speaker 1: If you've developed enough awareness and spiritual power, you're not
Speaker 1: at the mercy of unconscious karmic forces. At the moment
Speaker 1: of death. You can choose to be reborn in a
Speaker 1: form that allows you to continue your spiritual work, or
Speaker 1: you can choose to remain in formless realms of pure consciousness.
Speaker 1: This choice isn't made just at the moment of death.
Speaker 1: It's prepared for throughout life. Every moment of awareness, every
Speaker 1: act of compassion, every insight into the nature of reality
Speaker 1: is preparing you for this ultimate choice. Let's try a
Speaker 1: practice from the Tibetan tradition of Faua. This isn't just
Speaker 1: a thought experiment, It's a way to prepare for the
Speaker 1: moment of death. At various points throughout your day, pause
Speaker 1: and ask yourself, if this were my last moment in
Speaker 1: this body, what would I choose? More physical existence or
Speaker 1: liberation into pure consciousness. As you contemplate this, really feel
Speaker 1: into each option. What would it be like to choose
Speaker 1: another physical incarnation? What experiences might you seek? What spiritual
Speaker 1: work might you continue? And what would it be like
Speaker 1: to choose liberation into pure consciousness? Can you imagine the
Speaker 1: freedom the boundless awareness? Breathe, think, Let this question guide
Speaker 1: your actions and priorities. This practice is preparing you for
Speaker 1: the choice you'll face at the moment of death. Your
Speaker 1: body is a temporary vehicle, and your consciousness is eternal.
Speaker 1: Your goal isn't to metaphorically transcend the body, but to
Speaker 1: realize your true nature as boundless, eternal awareness. Keep questioning,
Speaker 1: keep exploring. Don't take these teachings on blind faith. Experience
Speaker 1: them for yourself. Meditate, contemplate, practice, let your own direct
Speaker 1: experience confirm the truths that these ancient teachings point to.
Speaker 1: The path of awakening is the purpose behind your existence
Speaker 1: in this physical form. Awakening leads to having the option
Speaker 1: to leave your body at will. You are here to
Speaker 1: remember who you truly are and were all the lifetimes
Speaker 1: you've experienced, and you can break free from the illusion
Speaker 1: of limitation to realize your oneness with all that is