Visions of Champaklal

On the Way to Hemkund

1979-07-01

Digambar means a saint without clothes, here signifying a person who does not live in the physical consciousness. Only such a person could be the right guide in sadhana. At once, one begins to see another part of consciousness (water) which is beautiful. Another significant indication derives from the legs being very firm and steady. The very foundation, the base and each step of sadhana have to be very firm and steady. No short cuts!

The psychic, then, gradually starts blooming (flowers). A lot of active energy for work (dark green and dark blue) is required, as level by level the higher planes of consciousness are reached (yellow, pink, light blue, etc.). Finally, the brilliant golden light of Divine Truth is seen and one discovers and realises one's self and the Divine Truth (Thousand-petalled lotuses).

“A stillness absolute, incommunicable,
Meets the sheer self-discovery of the soul...” ||80.1||

Significantly, there are seven persons right on top, the number seven symbolising Realisation.