Control

"The Vedanta means "TO SEE Things as they Really Are". It is the Subtle Process of "Self - Purification" by Self Observation. One Starts by observing the Natural Breath to concentrate the Mind & Chitta (mind stuff, psyche). With this Sharpened Awareness , one proceeds to observe the changing Nature of Body, senses, Mind & Chitta and Egolessness. This Truth realization by direct experience is the process of Purification."
"The entire Path (Self Realization) is a Universal remedy for Universal Problems and has nothing to do with any oraganised Religion or Sectarianism. For this reason, it can be practiced Freely by all withoutr conflict with Race, Caste or Religion, in any time and will prove Equally beneficial to ONE & ALL."

" The Role of Yoga & Meditation in effecting the total development of the personality- Intellectual, Ethical, Social, Religious & Spiritual has been beautifully expressed in the famous world classic the Patanjaliji Yoga Darshan. The Meditation is the culture of Mind & Chitta (mind stuff, psyche). Cultivating the Mind & Chitta & developing its possibilities to the Efflorescnce of Transcendental Perfection, and Mind & Chitta Control forms an integral part of the meditative process, even as various control measures from the Invitable operations of Agriculture."

"Yoga & Meditation is subtle culture of Mind & Chitta. Just as through physical culture one develops strenght , overcomes Debility & adds to the personalities and health, similarly through Subtle Culture one overcomes the various Mental limitations & weaknesses and builds up positive qualities against evils & temptations & ultimately gets Freedom from all Worldly Bondage i.e. Samaskaras ( accumulated impressions ) & Prarabdha (destiny created by past Karmas)."

"According to Chhandogya Upanishad mind & Chitta (mind stuff, psyche) is built up of what a human eats & Prana of what a Human Drinks."

"This is Union of Prana , Mind & Chitta, a preliminary CONDITION FOR UNION OF INDIVIDUAL SOUL WITH THE UNIVERSAL SOUL."

"Animals eat vegetables and vegetables receive nourishment through sap, the vital juice of all plants, In Sanskrit called SOMRAS, so named because it is believed to imbible its nourishing property from moonlight."

"There is a general belief among the Hindus that Full - Moon helps the Medicinal powers of all vegatation, perhaps builds up vitamins in them, mind is buildt up of and recieves strenght from the food that one takes and hence Mind has been described as the Product of the Moon."

"The Sun- Rays supply rains with the power of Dynamism of Prana & Water consumed imparts the same to vegetables and animals both through circulation."

"The Chitta (mind stuff, psyche) decomposes Prana into its Life -Giving force which is reflected as consciousness & other creative component of Dynamism. The Chitta if gathered , conserved and focused objectively through concentration ,Yoga & Meditation, can be utilized for higher creative works on Intellectual and occult plane, but if focused subjectively as reflexive on self it tends to REUNITE with the first Component and there Ensures a loss of All Mental Faculties into Samadhi."

"This is Union of Prana , Mind & Chitta, a preliminary CONDITION FOR UNION OF INDIVIDUAL SOUL WITH THE UNIVERSAL SOUL."

"The Subtle Effect of the"Union of PRANA (Life Force) " on the Body, Senses, Mind & Chitta (mind stuff, psyche) & Psychic Centers & Consciousness."

"The whole Nervous System can also be classified according to Vedanta as follow:
(1). Sensory Nerves of Hearing, Touch, Sight, Taste and Smell. They convey perceptions to Mind & Chitta (mind stuff, psyche) and thus affect or Ingoing.

(2). Motor nerves acting under volitional control of Mind & chitta and are acted upon by mind & chitta, and as such are efferent or outgoing. Both these systems are directly connected with mind & chiita.

(3). The third & Fourth sets of nervous systems normally are not in any way connected with mind & chitta and are therefore Called Autonomous. They are Sympathetic & Parasympathetic systems. The Sympathetic system is mostly accelerative or catabolic, that is, these nerves are disruptive or discharging in their function and are afferent or ignoring."

"The Parasympathetic System is inhibitory or anabo i.e. these nerves are constructive and up-building in their function and are efferent or outgoing. Both the systems are named sumpathetic because they work in sympathy with viscere and blood vessels. They are all worked by Prana (Life Force or Consciousness) which is named differently according to its different functions."

"Prana works the respiratory system and also in medula oblangata. Apana works the excretory and dischaging system. In the respiratory system too exhaling is the work Prana & inhaling that of Apana."

"Constructive or upbuilding is the function of Vyana. It circulkates blood all over. These fibres are efferent. Function of Udana is acclerative and disruptive , it works through afferent fibres. Samna works the digestive System, it works through both the efferent & Afferent fibres."

"Control over this nervous sydtem is acquired through the practice of certain exercise of the volitional motor nerves. The course of these excercises form an independent subject of Yoga & Meditation (Hatha Yoga)."

"That is why "HARIDWAR" is a symbol of " MOOLADHAR " (the first chakra , located at the base of spine in the internal journey)"."

"HARIDWAR is the symbol of the Mooladhar, where Shakti enters Sushumna ( a chhanel leading up to spine)."

"Outside the doorway is the world,and inside is infinite and limitless spirituality.If individual beings take one step outside they beings are in the slippery world."

"With the step inside beings are in the spiritual world of RISHKESH."

"Haridwar is also as Gangadwar,the door to the Ganges flows in to the LAY-LYING Fields,it flaws into the lower spiritual planes as well , suppressed under worldly influences."

"The pathway to its origin in Haridwar is the symbol of MOOLADHAR."

"That is why HARIDWAR is a symbol of "MOOLADHAR (the first chakra , located at the base of spine in the internal journey)"."