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About the 3rd sutra of The Aquarian Age - see details

asked 2016-04-20 04:08:26 -0500

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About the 3rd sutra of the Aquarian Age „Recognize the other person is you“ – how is this to understand? – Does this mean that, from the first moment of contact with someone, I project my refusals and affections of my own karmic facts and desires – which have created an inner image of myself to me – to the other one? And the only way to see the other person is to stand above these inner facts – selflessness? I look forward to the answers. With best wishes from Zurich, Switzerland, Yves

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answered 2016-04-20 21:21:23 -0500

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Waheguru Ji Ki khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

Bhagat Ravidas says, "Through the Lord's Name, Kabir became renowned. The accounts of his past incarnations were torn up". As you seem to be into New Age-type of stuff, you may be familiar with this under the term 'akaashic records'. If you haven't, what all this refers to is the account of records kept by the angels of the conscious and subconscious called Chitr and Gupt. The Guru says that by bhagti (devotion to akaal purakh waheguru) and naam simran, the records kept by these two angels becomes ripped to shreds, and our sins are totally absolved and we merge with Waheguru.

Now, my point is, do not worry about "refusals and affections of my karmic facts and desires" as you say, because in such a way you become a bit stuck when you create "an inner image of myself to me", because you start to look at yourself, which only leads to more ego-ness.


Realizing the fact of this sutra is not a simple thing to do, which is why it was the primary focus of 3HO solstice celebrations for 2013. According to the gurus alone, the method to this realization is primarily to chant God's name.

Now, Yogi Bhajan gives a more detailed explanation for his students, the 3HOers. He gave the mantra, "Humee Hum, Tumee Tum, Wahe Guru; I am Thine, in Mine, Myself, Wahe Guru", which according to guidelines is to be done for 11 minutes, with your right fist to your side with the index finger pointing up, and the left hand at your heart.

Essentially, to sum it up, I just want to say do not go about this journey in an egotistical fashion, but rather in a fashion of yearning to truly be one with god in supreme and etneral love.

O Nanak, know that God and His humble servant are one and the same - Guru Arjan Dev Ji


Gurfateh,

Bhagat

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Sat Nam, Bhagat, Akasha record and Humee Hum, Tumee Tum.. I know them. I appreciate your efforts with your words. I actually looked at this question for in a scientific way than in a personal way so it is good to know what you feel about it, though. Anyway, ...Ik Ong Kaar... :-)...

lightcolor7 gravatar imagelightcolor7 ( 2016-04-30 11:34:22 -0500 )edit
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answered 2016-04-25 11:21:45 -0500

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updated 2016-04-28 13:35:03 -0500

The other person is you... and... you are the other person. Ik Ong Kaar - The ONE lives in everyone. Recognize that ONE. Relate to the other person's soul, not to his or her personality. When you see and relate to everyone's soul, then you rise above karmas and desires; you rise above ideas, philosophies and frames of reference. You relate to and love the Infinite (nirgun) within the finite (sirgun.)

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it is indeed very helpful because through this understanding it feels like solving and resolving any contact to a human from prejudice and for inner peace. It is a deep process to achieve this ability of understanding and living it because it is the oppsite part from any accustomed behaviours..

lightcolor7 gravatar imagelightcolor7 ( 2016-04-30 11:26:39 -0500 )edit

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