THE MOTION OF THE COSMIC ENERGY IN THE HUMAN BODY

THE MOTION OF THE COSMIC ENERGY IN THE HUMAN BODY

The word Dharma in Dharmakshetra is in fact derived from the Sanskrit word “Dhri” whose literal meaning is to “hold” or “support” or that which “upholds” The Dharmakshetra portion of the bodily field upholds or is the cause of man’s being.

The expression of life and conscious here is the finest forms are the source of the force that create and sustain man (and his physical, astral, and causal bodies) and through which forces; the soul ultimately quits the three bodies and returns to spirit. Thus Sattva, the pure and enlightening quality of nature is the predominating attribute in the territory of Dharmakshetra.

Thus Dharmakshetra is the abode of the soul. From this truth the pure soul consciousness in its individualized or incarnate state is the creator and ruler of the three fold bodily kingdom. But when the soul is concentrated within rather than manifesting outwardly it is one with the absolute spirit, ensconced on the throne of every new bliss with in the thousand petaled lotus, in a region beyond circumscription of the three does and their subtle causes and untouched by the creative attributes and activities of nature.

From the thousand petaled lotus and the sun of the spiritual eye in the cerebral region of Dharmakshetra, the subtle energies and vibratory forces that create life and sustain it flow down through the subtle and gross centers in the cerebrospinal axis to enliven the body and its senses of perception and action. But in addition to being channels for subtle and gross life energies the brain and cerebrospinal axis also spoken of as the seat of consciousness.

From Dharmakshetra soul consciousness follows the descent of life energy though the spiritual eye, the sun of the soul sends ’electric rays” of consciousness down through the cerebrospinal axis in to the six subtle centers. Behind the energetic forces in each center is an expression of the celestial consciousness of the soul. Descending further in to the familiar subconscious and conscious states, the consciousness enters the physical spinal cord and flows out in to the afferent and efferent nerve branches in the plexuses and on to the periphery of the body. This is how during the conscious state, the outer surface of the human body is kept responsive to the stimuli of the senses identifying the externalized consciousness of the soul, as ego wit the body.

k.G.DEEKSHITULU