The “Root”

But Divine Fire can be also cognized in another way: It is always present in that part of our planet, from which its creation began — its core.

The Baptism of Fire can be accepted there as well. And by moving deeper in the “multidimensionality scale” — under the Fiery component of the planetary core — one can get into the highest spatial dimension and cognize the Primordial Consciousness there for the first time.

For each man, the passage to the Abode of the Creator is his energy “root” that connects his anahata with the highest spatial dimension. By passing along this “root” those who accumulated proper amount of power in subtlety and learned to enter the highest lokas, can cognize God-the-Father.

Krishna was talking about the “root” in the Bhagavad Gita. Chinese Taoists work with this structure, calling it “the stem of the golden flower”. This “root” is what Tibetan yogis who use tummo methods, raise Divine Fire to the body through [40]. One may also find mentioning of the same structure in Agni Yoga (Leaves of the Morya’s Garden. Call [22]). God suggested a meditative image for working with the “root” through Apostle Paul for us (Romans 11:18).

But the majority of people are sure that deep inside Earth there is hell and that God is “up there” (relative to each point on the surface of our round-shaped planet, apparently)…

… I see that for the materialist it is impossible even to imagine that someone can get to the center of Earth: since Earth is associated with something “solid” in his mind. But the advanced mystic who mastered entering into the highest — the subtlest — eons, sees our planet as a multi-layer sphere of Living Light-Love, in which he may move from one layer (eon) to another, dissolve himself in each of them, collect himself into an individual consciousness again, accept various forms of different sizes with it, as well as flow beyond the “islet” of our planet into the Universal Ocean of “Infinity” and dissolve in It…

But in order to make this happen one has to break free from the tamas guna, to move through rajas and sattva and then to come to the direct communication with God — as an immortal consciousness free from the chains of the body, full of zeal for mergence with one’s Primary Beloved.

In reality, this religious Path, that God calls “The Straight Path”, does not even slightly resemble any ritual religious form where people fear death of their bodies and mourn over those who left their bodies already, where they love themselves and are enslaved by their gluttony so much that they consider killing animals and eating their bodies their inherent right…

… It does not matter where we cognize God for the first time: be it through the Fiery core of our planet or in the Fiery “Mahadouble”. But it is necessary to go through both.