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goal. As Master puts it is gray that we see and feel.
10. I am regularly doing my morning Sadhana. Meditation on Point “B” is improving since the focus has shifted to ‘glow of Atma’ and not towards usual cleaning.
I could not understand what you meant when you wrote “I am regularly doing my morning Sadhana. Meditation on Point “B” is improving since the focus has shifted to ‘glow of Atma’ and not towards usual cleaning.” Please do not change the method of meditation. You should meditate on the divine light in the heart at any point of progress. Cleaning is an entirely different matter. We do meditate on the point B thinking that the impurities are going off and the divine light is coming to the forefront. This is not a cleaning process. Cleaning process is done in the evening and the methods are clearly stated in our literature. To think that the divine light or the glow of the atman is coming to the forefront is alright. You may kindly agree with me that cleaning is a process that will be part of our sadhana whatever may be stage of our progress. I have tried to explain the difference between ‘amala’ and ‘nirmala’ concepts in one of my articles.
11. Brief Description of the Problem: (a) It is taking some time for me to get into point B meditation. (b) Difficulty Encountered: Thoughts are getting attached during point B meditation. (c) Efforts put so far to overcome the problem: I am keeping my cool to get myself unattached to the thoughts.
You should note that everything is a matter of practice. Patience and perseverance are the basic requirements for success in any endeavour. I do not understand what you mean by saying that thoughts are getting attached during point B meditation. The only thought you are supposed to have is that the divine light is coming to the fore and the dross is going out. If you train your mind for retaining this thought for 10 mts that is enough.
12. For me it seem like if we make the practice of point A and B meditation and we are doing the practice as said, every step through the point goes automatic.
That will be over simplifying the system. The need for regular influx of Pranahuti is absolutely necessary to make any progress in the path though we can move considerable distance in Pind desh on our own with our efforts over a period of time.