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The Six-fold Process of Immersion in Brahman #44
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The transmigrating human soul will leave the body at some time or another, whether it be in the deep throes of profound meditation or at the time of its last day on earth. The important thing here, in this inevitable shift of awareness, is what state of consciousness it has reached by the time of its last breath in the body. The teachings of both the Wisdom Goddess, and of Her spiritual son, Sri Krishna, rush to secure the condition of a balanced state of mind in all such profound and difficult moments, providing stability and fearlessness in the face of the advent of all types of formlessness.
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