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II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II

ऐकें शक्तीचें तेज जेव्हा लोपे I तेथ देहाचें रूप हारपे I मग तो डोळ्यांमाजीं लपे I जगाचिया II 293 II
एऱ्हवींआदिलाचि ऐसें I सावयव तरी दिसे I परी वायूचें कां जैसें I वळिलें होय II 294 II
ना तरी कर्दळीचा गाभा I बुंथी सांडोनि उभा I कां अवयवचि नभा I उदयला तो II 295 II
तैसें होय शरीर I तें तें म्हणिजे खेचर I हें पद होतां चमत्कार I पिंडजनीं II 296 II
देखें साधकु निघोनि जाये I मागां पाउलांची वोळ राहे I तेथ ठायीं ठायीं होये I अणिमादिक II 297 II
परि तेणें काय काज आपणपयां I अवधारीं ऐसा धनंजया I लोप आथी भूतत्रया I देहींचा देहीं II 298 II
पृथ्वीतें आप विरवी I आपातें तेज जिरवी I तेजातें पवनु हरवी I हृदयामाजीं II 299 II
पाठीं आपण एकला उरे I परि शरीराचेनि अनुकारें I मग तोही निगे अंतरें I गगना मिळे II 300 II
ते वेळीं कुंडलिनी हे भाष जाये I मग मारुती ऐसें नाम होये I परि शक्तिपण तें आहे I जंव न मिळे शिवीं II 301 II

"With the glow of Shakti gone, the yogi's physical body appears dull. His true state becomes invisible to the world. Even though his physical body is same as before, it appears as of made of wind. The yogi becomes like peeling skin of a banana, the core pulp is revealed or the sky assumed to have hands and feet. And therefore the name "Khechar", meaning one who roams in the sky. When the yogi attains this state the miracles start to unfold. When such a yogi walks, he leaves behind his footprints. The eight Mahasiddhis, or supernatural powers stand at his command. The three elements Earth, water and fire of the Pancha Mahabhutas' (the five great elements) lie dissolved in his body. The earth is absorbed by water, the water disappears into fire and the wind in the heart absorbs the fire. Then only the wind remains that manifests in the form of a body. Ultimately even the wind merges into the space of consciousness, the pure unattached awareness or inner sky located between the eyebrows in the head. Now Kundalini assumes a new name "Maruti", means vayu or wind. The power of Shakti however remains till it gets absorbed into the Supreme Consciousness completely."

II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II

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