You can pray, pray to the Almighty Power, the Buddha Power to help you so that your meditation is fruitful, that you keep your path. Yes, no problem. Pray for a while, and then you meditate. When you meditate, you should not pray anymore. That will keep you busy, and not concentrating. […] The reason why we have to recite or concentrate is so that our mind is not scattered. And then after a while we concentrate very well and then we will break out of the physical barrier and then we go straight to a higher dimension. […]
Now, after we lose this physical instrument, if our soul has not been liberated from the different levels of bodies, from the different materials, finer bodies, then the soul is still trapped inside. Just less, one less body only. Just like the house has many doors. The prison has about seven, ten doors. If you walk out of one door, it doesn’t mean you’re free. You’re still subjected to any kind of trouble within that camp, within that prison, or outside of that gate but still inside of the prison, still has all kinds of punishment, and even worse. Therefore, when you lose this physical body you have no more protection from this invisible influence; therefore, hell can punish you. The devil can torment you and there’s no more protection. And then also you can feel the emotion and pain a thousand times more intensively. […]
Five [levels] is just generally speaking. Within each level there’s hundreds of sub-levels. […] But after you get through the Third Level, you are already free of karma. Free of karma means you are free of good and bad, you are free of reward and punishment. But that doesn’t make you an any better person. It’s not perfect. […] Your ego is very, very less. But that doesn’t mean you’re already a perfect person, with knowing everything. To know everything, to do everything without doing, to appear at every place at the same time, to be omnipresent, you have to reach the Fifth Level at least. […]
(I was just initiated today, and I memorized the Five (Holy) Names to recite. […] I don’t maybe pronounce it correctly, is that OK?)
