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Mother: "For the first time, early this morning, I saw myself: my body. I don't know whether it's the supramental body or . . . (what shall I say?) a transitional body, but I had a completely new body, in the sense that it was sexless: it was neither woman nor man. No, but here too there must have been breathing. The shoulders were strikingly broad (gesture) in contrast. That's important. But the chest was neither feminine nor even masculine: only reminiscent of it. And all that—stomach, abdomen and the rest—was simply an outline, a very slender and harmonious form, which certainly wasn't used for the purpose we now use our bodies. What will change a great deal, of course—it had acquired a prominent role—is breathing. That being depended much on it.” |
At this point I would like to refer that the experience which I had in October 1972 (described below) revealed that the cells of the new body are fed from another breath, which from outside enters first of all into the head and as a “breath wave” (not dissimilar to our experiences with letting the breath come and go of its own accord) runs through the body right down to the soles of the foot. Already during the experience and not first later on (!) I identified this phenomenon (“without reflecting on it”) from a spontaneous inner knowledge as “breathing”. A breathing that has nothing to do with “energies” and also nothing to do with the Kundalini power which flows through the Chakras which I was lucky enough to be permitted to experience during the summer of 1971 in a very impressive form.
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