Meditation

By Dr Douglas M. Baker

This eBook by Douglas Baker considers how meditation can bridge the gap between our personality and the Soul or Higher Self. The Soul waits to inspire us, if only we can join with it in creating a bridge, the Antakarana.
Dr. Baker discusses how in the Aquarian Age an understanding of the rhythms of our bodies and our interaction with others and an appreciation of the cycles of nature and planetary karma can assist us in tempering modes of meditation to suit to our unique situation and the hectic demands of life.

• Language: English
• Publisher: The Claregate Trust
• Release date: Jul 31, 2018
• ISBN: 9781901754391

Dr Douglas M. Baker

The Claregate Trust is a charity created to provide educational tools to assist individuals to realise their full potential as well as guidelines to open horizons in their life’s journey. Our mission is to further the educational advancement of the public into ancient philosophy, science and the quantum principles.

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The Personality and the Soul

There are innumerable ways of approaching the subject of meditation. Nobody, not even a teacher with experience, can lay down the way that is ideal for you. The Ray Analysis should reveal to a great extent the kind of approach one should use.

The Second Ray Soul does well if his approach to meditation is based on duality. The understanding that the personality and the Soul may exist independently and together at the same time, that they can remain as two distinct entities and yet be in a state of dynamic equilibrium that is definitely a Second Ray Soul quality.

Indeed, the Second Ray does not like to manifest as a complete and utter unity. It prefers to have an advanced station of itself materialized in form whilst holding the base in the subjective world.

Waves and Cycles

One of the great qualities of meditation is its cyclic nature. It is as cyclic as the seasons. A season may be a little late one year or early the next year, but the season is inevitably expressed. Nature thrives on its seasons, and its wholeness is completed by them.

Life itself is cyclic. Many times I have