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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
limits himself only to such desires as "I want", "I'll become", "I will", and does nothing
for real and does not change in his daily life, then no good will come of it. But if a
person is really engaged in self-education and self-development constantly refining
himself with discipline, self-control and spiritual practices, then eventually he learns
how to control his emotions, his behaviour, and his thoughts. It is only when a person
masters an altered state of consciousness that is new to him and steadies himself in
taming his Animal nature that the invisible world will start revealing him its secrets.
Spiritually refining themselves further and learning about the processes of the complex
world of the Universe from the perspective of the Observer from the Spiritual nature, a
person unfolds like a many-petalled lotus flower enriching himself with Wisdom and
Knowledge. When he realizes the complexity of this world, he simultaneously
comprehends its simplicity in the light of the unfolding eternal Truth. Evolving
spiritually, man can waver in his choice until he passes the sixth dimension in his
spiritual development. In the seventh dimension, he loses all doubt as a new Spiritual
Being, and only the Truth remains and just one vector — the spiritual vector of further
development.
In the ancient times in the East, the stages of learning the path of a Bodhisattva by man
was figuratively compared to a blossoming of the lotus flower when it grew out of the
muddy water showing a mature, pure white flower over its surface. The beginning of a
person's spiritual path was compared to a lotus seed that sprouted on the bottom of a
swamp or lake, under which the three-dimensional material world was meant. Man's
spiritual growth, his fight against the Animal nature, the removal of doubts and the
earthly desires, work on the discipline of thought, and mastering of spiritual practices
was likened to the growth of the stem, its passage through the thick muddy water as it
carved its way to the surface. Uniting the Soul with the Personality and the spiritual
liberation when the seventh dimension was attained, when a new Spiritual Being was
conceived and when it became noticeable to the spiritual world, was compared to the
appearance of a bud above the water surface, in other words its manifestation in a very
different world. And most importantly, to the accessibility of the direct rays of the Sun
(the power of the spiritual world) not distorted by the muddy waters, under which (the
rays) the bud began to unfold its snow-white petals. Its every new unfolded petal
personified the spiritual attainment of the next dimension by the Personality. And this
process went on until Man learned all the 72 dimensions, in other words until all the 72
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