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This Book has passed through the hands of many peoples. Therefore, each people called it by a name in their own language.
For example, it is now known as the Book of Dzyan, because this is how the Sanskrit word Dhyan sounds in Tibetan.
And Dhyan, or Dhyana, is meditation. You know: Yama, niyama, asana, pranayama, dhyana, dharana, samadhi.
Originally, this book was called Dhyana. And it came from India.
When it fell into Blavatsky’s hands, she almost went mad with ecstasy. After that, her life changed completely, because all she did afterward was try to decipher it. You all know very well what came of this. The Secret Doctrine emerged, which is nothing other than Blavatsky’s attempts to somehow express her delight at encountering the Book of Dhyana.
But in this topic I am not going to talk about Blavatsky’s happiness at encountering this Book, but about the Book of Dhyana itself.
It is believed that this Book is millions of years old.
It was given to the people of Earth by inhabitants of the Cosmos.
As it traveled across the Earth, this Book found its way into the monasteries of Tibet, where it was kept for a long time.
This Book is unlike any earthly book.
It is believed that the Book of Dhyana was originally written in a language unknown to us—“Senzar.” This is because words in this language still appear in the Book.
But for the most part, this book has now been translated into all languages.
It is assumed that “Senzar” is the language of the Gods. It is similar to Sanskrit.
This Book can be listened to as a meditation.
That is precisely why I am posting it here in audio format.
LISTEN TO THE BOOK:
Even if you understand nothing, you still benefit. This is probably because this message is not intended for your mind, but for something deep within your higher consciousness that may awaken.
Similar practices, in which you are simply invited to listen, as a meditation, to ancient information given in the past by Higher Beings, already exist in the Mahapurna School.
For example: Hermes. Poimandres and so on; see the School.
For example, it is now known as the Book of Dzyan, because this is how the Sanskrit word Dhyan sounds in Tibetan.
And Dhyan, or Dhyana, is meditation. You know: Yama, niyama, asana, pranayama, dhyana, dharana, samadhi.
Originally, this book was called Dhyana. And it came from India.
When it fell into Blavatsky’s hands, she almost went mad with ecstasy. After that, her life changed completely, because all she did afterward was try to decipher it. You all know very well what came of this. The Secret Doctrine emerged, which is nothing other than Blavatsky’s attempts to somehow express her delight at encountering the Book of Dhyana.
But in this topic I am not going to talk about Blavatsky’s happiness at encountering this Book, but about the Book of Dhyana itself.
It is believed that this Book is millions of years old.
It was given to the people of Earth by inhabitants of the Cosmos.
As it traveled across the Earth, this Book found its way into the monasteries of Tibet, where it was kept for a long time.
This Book is unlike any earthly book.
It is believed that the Book of Dhyana was originally written in a language unknown to us—“Senzar.” This is because words in this language still appear in the Book.
But for the most part, this book has now been translated into all languages.
It is assumed that “Senzar” is the language of the Gods. It is similar to Sanskrit.
This Book can be listened to as a meditation.
That is precisely why I am posting it here in audio format.
LISTEN TO THE BOOK:
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Even if you understand nothing, you still benefit. This is probably because this message is not intended for your mind, but for something deep within your higher consciousness that may awaken.
Similar practices, in which you are simply invited to listen, as a meditation, to ancient information given in the past by Higher Beings, already exist in the Mahapurna School.
For example: Hermes. Poimandres and so on; see the School.