In the fast-paced world we live in today, it’s common to find ourselves in a state of unease. Our minds are often overactive, leading to inner chaos and conflict. This inner turmoil reflects in our relationships with bosses, spouses, family members, and others, as we connect with them from a mind level, trying to manipulate situations to our advantage. But what if there was a way to connect on a deeper, soul level, resolving conflicts and finding inner peace? This is where the practice of Soksha Moksha comes in.
Understanding Soksha Moksha
Soksha Moksha is a spiritual practice that allows one to seek forgiveness on a soul level. It acts as a settlement between the karma of two people or even between a person and a situation. Remarkably, it can also be done with and for oneself. By engaging in this practice, we address the conflicting vibrations within us, leading to a state of ease and harmony.
The Deeper Spiritual Perspective
The key to resolving this inner turmoil lies in coming into Bodh (Awareness). This state of awareness enables us to connect with others from the soul level, embodying the spirit of oneness, rather than from the mind level. Simply put, operating from the mind makes us uneasy, while operating from Bodh helps us be at ease.
The CARE Model Practice
The Soksha Moksha practice, as given to us by Vibhushri, follows a simple yet profound four-step process known as the CARE model. This science-based technique helps us transition from a state of conflict to a state of ease by connecting with the spirit of oneness.
1. Connect (प्रायशचित्त – Prayaschitta)
The first step is to connect with the Vishvatmak Dev (Spirit of Oneness). This involves coming to our breath and being present in the moment. In the presence of a master who has attained this state of oneness, we can connect at a soul level with another person. This connection transcends the mind and reaches the deeper, more harmonious layers of our being.
2. Address (परिमार्जन – Parimarjan)
Next, we reflect on situations where we connected with others at the mind level and experienced conflicts. This step involves acknowledging our misgivings and wrongdoings in thought, speech, and action, both towards ourselves and others. By addressing these issues, we bring them into our awareness (Bodh), preparing them for rectification.
3. Rectify (परीशोधन – Parishodhan)
In this step, we seek mediation and pardon from the divine. This process involves forgiving and being forgiven, accepting the higher truth, and allowing for the rectification of our actions. By bringing these issues into awareness, we can rectify them, ensuring that both we and the other person are at ease and uplifted.
4. Ease (प्रसन्नता – Prasannata)
The final step is to pray to the spirit of oneness to bring ease to ourselves and others. This involves receiving the blessing of peace and release from the habit of misdoings. By removing the conflicting vibrations causing unease, we can achieve a state of prasannata (ease), which is the prasad (blessing) of the practice.
One CARE a day, keeps the karma away
Soksha Moksha is not just a practice but a way of life that aligns with the principles of Abhyaas Yoga, which emphasizes keeping possible karmic consequences at bay. By following this transmutative practice, we can experience ease and harmony in our lives and relationships.
Join the Practice
To experience ease and harmony in your life and relationships, and to follow this transformative practice, we invite you to join us. Soksha Moksha sessions are held collectively, live on Zoom from 9 pm to 9.15 pm every day, allowing participants to immerse themselves in the practice and experience its profound effects.
The CARE passage is a direct implementation of living the Pasaydan Prayer, anchoring peace and acceptance through the grace of the gurus and the resonance of the voice within us all. By integrating Soksha Moksha into your daily routine, you can achieve a state of inner peace, harmony, and spiritual growth.
Embrace this journey of Soksha Moksha and discover the profound impact it can have on your life and the lives of those around you. Let the spirit of oneness guide you towards a more harmonious and fulfilling existence.