Celestial beings

Celestial beings include Angles, Devas, and the life force of siddhas and rishis in subtle form. We often heard stories of Angles intervening in our problems and solving it, and they appearing before the children and solving their problem. Generally these celestial beings are portrayed in the form of human beings. These celestial beings are the administrators of the different planes of the world unknown to us. They should be understood as the subtle energy, working for the good of people, on the way of Truth. All the five elements, nine planets, sound, light, different energy fields in this universe are all the form of celestial beings. These beings do not work alone they work with a legion, and along with these forces of Truth there are also evil forces like Asuras, Rakshasas and Ghosts. They try to attain a soul to get involved in earthly affairs and improve its state, if it fails, it may take birth and lead its life according to its karma. Such form of energies if of good nature, intrude and stay in the soul will lead us in the right way. Evil forces cannot intrude in a soul that has strength, evil forces enter into weaker souls and feed on their life energy and exploit.

But the path of realization is not easy. Every step we take towards the path of God-realization or selfrealization will be responded by merciless sabotage of our will and inner direction. There may be some evil forces operating from within to manipulate all our success towards the goal of our life. Depending on the cause the effect will either be good or bad. The Shastras guide us to self-realization through realizing the effect and strength of cause and handling it with proper intelligence rather than resorting to Sanyasa. We have to involve the Soul in good deeds and actions, or else the evil forces conquer our soul and dictate its wishes. THE BASICS OF BREATHING! It is estimated that a new born breaths 21, 600 times a day. The Shastras states t h a t t h e t ime s p a n o f “Kaliyuga “ is 4, 32, 000 years, it is 20 times the breath cycle of humans.