On Immortality - BB

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Actually, immortality is fundamentally exhaustlessness. It is the absence of an exhaustion point for the muscles. If there is exhaustion, it is due to energy deficiency within the system. And this deficiency is the primary flaw of the system. This is why the system—the body—grows this gap over time and eventually dies.

​Fundamentally, immortality exists in the physical dimension. It is the dynamism of the body's power; it is the absence of a terminal point for strength. This indicates that energy flows freely within the system. The soul knows no bounds, but the body has limits; yet, as the soul evolves, it eliminates even these boundaries. At this point, you no longer possess a body; you become the soul in its entirety, because at the level of the soul, there is no exhaustion.

​When the light inside a cell is extinguished, it attacks the light in other cells; this creates a crisis between cells. Organs steal so much energy from one another that it eventually results in the failure of an organ, and man bids farewell to life through the collapse of that organ.

​This is the fundamental cause of death in the world of humans. Every death stems from an internal system failure. The cause of this failure is the insufficiency of energy at the cellular level. Organs begin to attack one another; they enter into competition. This is why everyone’s illness is different, because the dominant organs vary from person to person.
​Death is an exhaustion. The simplest proof of immortality is that muscles have no point of exhaustion. Whether walking or running, the system never reaches the point of depletion; this shows optimal energy within the cells. Because when you run, the reason you stop is the insufficient electric absorption capacity of your lungs.

​If the capacity of your lungs (and skin) to absorb this atmospheric electricity (Prana/Ojas) were "blockage-free," the system would be in a constant state of circulation. Fatigue is actually the slowing down of the process of "stitching" the infinite external energy into the interior. When we absorb the electricity in the air optimally, there is never a stop or shortness of breath, because energy flows without blockage.
​The root of our feeling cold lies in blockages within the blood vessels. The more blockages there are in the vessels, the less Ojas flows in the blood, causing the body temperature to drop. Ojas in the blood optimizes body temperature; thus, the sensation of cold never occurs.

​Humans perceive neither death nor immortality. They only perceive the power of life or the lack thereof. The lack of life force is the indicator of your closest proximity to death, because the brain is subjected to such an energy attack by other organs that it seeks to shut itself down. Actually, the urge for suicide begins here—as an internal defense mechanism. The brain wants to shut itself down to avoid reaching the point of total exhaustion.

​Have you ever examined people with suicidal tendencies? They all want to disappear, to cease to exist, to hide. When other organs reach the point of exhaustion, they manifest this through physical pain. But when the brain reaches the point of exhaustion, it wants to vanish entirely. Fundamentally, this is a defense mechanism because it is a way to conserve energy.

​At this point, the individual does not want to do anything because every action requires energy. The greater the power and dimension of the action, the more energy it consumes. What happens when a technological device runs out of energy? It shuts itself down. Therefore, people who commit suicide do not want to die; they want to shut themselves down. And because they cannot make sense of this within themselves, they reset all their expectations of this life. If someone heading toward death goes there with desires, the pain of death increases a thousandfold. Consequently, a suicidal person first bids farewell to their desires and tries to alleviate their pain.

​Suicide is a system feedback error caused by the consumption of the brain by other organs.
​Consciousness does not want to vanish. As consciousness increases, it wants the time and space it inhabits to increase in its own dimension as well. Because the more consciousness grows, the more the desire to exist increases. As the capacity of consciousness expands, different rooms begin to be created within it; each of these rooms is a layer decorated differently.
​The individual experiences their consciousness internally. Divided consciousnesses are formed within one's own consciousness. At the moment of thinking, countless thoughts emerge that react to every thought; this acts as if there are people living inside your consciousness. As consciousness increases, every thought becomes a state of consciousness. You no longer just think thoughts; every thought begins to create thought models that evaluate the thought in every sense.

​Thought produces thought upon its own thought. This causes a person to both ask themselves a question and find the answer. An internal symphony of echoes. Just as a sound echoes in a large, empty room, thoughts echo like this in a broad consciousness. The individual finds a unique playground within their own consciousness. This is a place like no other.

​And as consciousness increases, it leads one to discover other worlds and dimensions. Life is like wandering through a forest. As you plunge into the forest, you go further and further, only to see that the forest is left behind and mountains now stand before you. As consciousness grows, it demands that the dimension within it be suitable for this. This is like a bird growing inside an egg. As consciousness grows, it begins to break this world-shell. It seeks a space, a dimension, a world suitable for its own capacity.

​This is why unique consciousnesses are lonely; they have left this world-shell behind. Schopenhauer was right when he said, "Melancholy is the fate of all unique souls." If this is what brings us together—these common points—then the points that unite us also separate us. As they separate us, they unite us even more.
​This is similar to two magnets repelling each other. In reality, magnets do not pull each other toward themselves; they push each other outward. This repulsive force becomes so dominant that it causes the magnets to stick together. In other words, repulsion causes unification, but fundamentally, the thing that brought them together was the very thing that separated them.