Mohanji
Dimensional destruction is essential at some point in life. It happens to every sincere seeker on the path to spirituality sooner or later. For dimensional destruction, the fundamental question is Why am “I”. This is not an existentialist question. This is a fundamental question arising from the identifications or the need of identifications in a singular existence. The name, the fame, the qualifications, the lineage, the relevance, and so on an so forth. Everything becomes questionable. The why aspect is directly addressing the fundamental aspect of individual identification as a personality. Why should I be Mohanji? Who says I am Mohanji? Why should I be bound by this structure, this state, this time, this dimension? Why am I not the tree, the plant, the space, the water, the earth? Who says I am not? Here the destruction of identification begins. This activity is contemplation. Contemplate on yourself. Contemplate on every aspect of yourself. Contemplate on everything that binds you or liberates you. Contemplate on you. Layer by layer you will lose all that you considered as part of you in this life. Layer by layer you will gain clarity. As each layer drops off, you will start experiencing the truth that is you that is not bound by your identifications. Once all the layers drop off, the naked you becomes one with the whole universe. This is the real you. This is the real state of meditation. Hence, meditation is not an activity. it is a state. Dimensional destruction must happen to every seeker sooner or later. Only then you really understand the meaning of Shivoham (I am Shiva).
