Introduction to the Free Spirit

What does a liberated soul mean in the dynamic era of today? A liberated soul or spirit is an individual who has achieved a level of emotional stability and maturity based on confidence and independence. A free soul is like a thought: restless and ever-moving. The vitality and progress of a free soul are intrinsically linked to its relentless pursuit of direction and purpose. A free soul aims to reach the places it desires and needs to be. This pursuit itself is the essence of life.

Understanding Karma

Karma is often likened to a floppy disk that records the impressions of one's mind from various lifetimes, including past lives of human beings, plants, and animals. The manifestation of one's life, just as the output from a computer, is a result of these karmas. There is no distinct beginning or creator; every individual is a product of their karmic history. The nature and circumstances of one's body, including birth, death, and inevitable changes, are shaped by these karmas at the moment of soul conception within a time-bound body.

Defining the Soul

The soul is best understood as a bubble of illumination, with two distinct rings within a sea of ever-illuminated awareness. The inner ring represents stored karma, while the outer ring symbolizes potential mother power. These rings remain static within the soul, yet the outer ring's movement makes it seem as though the light within the bubble is moving. This sea of light is part of the eternal witnessing awareness that never wavers, from a place of nowhere to everywhere.

How the Soul Creates a Body

The timeless, illuminated sea of awareness manifests in the form of ripples, creating moving bubbles of light. These ripples are the soul. The essence of the soul is to create a body through pure light intelligence, using energy from the potential power ring and raw material from the karma floppy. Each body serves a specific purpose, diluting, formatting, and ultimately liberating the soul from its bubble state. Science may one day reveal the mechanisms underlying this process of soul creation.

The Function of Life in the Body

The life force in the body is termed konadalini, a term often used to denote the potential mother power within. This life force, also known as consciousness, is the same inner light of the soul. The mind is created by the same mother power and serves as the primary controller of the body, guiding its purification, care, and protection.

Why the Soul May Not Liberate in a Human Body

Often, instead of guiding the body to its true purpose, the mind succumbs to indulgence and gratification through the senses, transforming a perfectly created vehicle into a tool for its own degradation. This cycle stops the soul from achieving its true liberation.

Purposes of Chakras and Paths to Liberation

The chakras are part of the soul's journey and purpose within creation. These energy centers play a significant role in keeping the soul's energy in circulation. There are two primary paths for the soul's liberation: the mother's way (Karma Yoga) and the father's way (Sankhya Yoga). Both require complete devotion and alignment with the essence of the soul. In Karma Yoga, the mind aligns itself with the mother power, allowing the Kundalini, the primal energy, to rise through the chakras and dissolve the bubble of the soul. In Sankhya Yoga, the soul dissociates from the body while still living, recognizing the true nature of awareness.