I'm reading <Introduction to Gnosis> and on the exercise of Lesson 3. The color and correspondent Tattva is different from the one I calculate from local sunrise time. For instance, as calculated from local sunrise time, a time suppose to be in the period of Akash, but I saw golden yellow in the exerise, so it should be Prithvi. Should I reschedule the timetable using the color I saw?
Also, I cannot hold breathe long enough from 1 to 20, so I breath in , and close the nostrils after my breathe stop and continue count to 20. Then open the nostrils, breath out, close the nostrils after there is no out-breathe, and continue count to 20. Is it the right practice?
Great gratitute and appreciation for master Samael Aun Weor and all the things you have done. Thank you.
Vivien
Also, I cannot hold breathe long enough from 1 to 20, so I breath in , and close the nostrils after my breathe stop and continue count to 20. Then open the nostrils, breath out, close the nostrils after there is no out-breathe, and continue count to 20. Is it the right practice?
Great gratitute and appreciation for master Samael Aun Weor and all the things you have done. Thank you.
Vivien
Accepted Answer
Samael Aun Weor wrote this section based upon the investigations of other writers. Upon further investigation of his own, he later wrote "I regretfully have to disagree with the opinion of the Master Huiracocha about the Tattvic day-timer. In his Tattvameter he states that the five Tattvas successively vibrate for two hour periods, and that each Tattva vibrates for twenty-four minutes... Yet, this is in discordance with the facts and observations. Therefore, the best Tattvic day-timer is the one from Nature." He then explains that one should observe the local conditions to determine the dominate tattvic forces. You can learn more about this in Esoteric Medicine and Practical Magic, in the section about Ens Espirituale.
Counting to twenty is just a guideline to help us extend the inhalation and exhalation. If you cannot reach twenty that is ok. The counting is not required, whether for the inhalation, holding the breath, or the exhalation. What is required are relaxation, concentration, and imagination.
Counting to twenty is just a guideline to help us extend the inhalation and exhalation. If you cannot reach twenty that is ok. The counting is not required, whether for the inhalation, holding the breath, or the exhalation. What is required are relaxation, concentration, and imagination.
“Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also believes.” —Demosthenes
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
Accepted Answer
Samael Aun Weor wrote this section based upon the investigations of other writers. Upon further investigation of his own, he later wrote "I regretfully have to disagree with the opinion of the Master Huiracocha about the Tattvic day-timer. In his Tattvameter he states that the five Tattvas successively vibrate for two hour periods, and that each Tattva vibrates for twenty-four minutes... Yet, this is in discordance with the facts and observations. Therefore, the best Tattvic day-timer is the one from Nature." He then explains that one should observe the local conditions to determine the dominate tattvic forces. You can learn more about this in Esoteric Medicine and Practical Magic, in the section about Ens Espirituale.
Counting to twenty is just a guideline to help us extend the inhalation and exhalation. If you cannot reach twenty that is ok. The counting is not required, whether for the inhalation, holding the breath, or the exhalation. What is required are relaxation, concentration, and imagination.
Counting to twenty is just a guideline to help us extend the inhalation and exhalation. If you cannot reach twenty that is ok. The counting is not required, whether for the inhalation, holding the breath, or the exhalation. What is required are relaxation, concentration, and imagination.
“Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also believes.” —Demosthenes
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
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