Friends, it has been said in the scriptures that one can attain Anima Siddhi through Yoga. Anima is derived from the word Anu, which means subtle. Therefore Anima Siddhi means the accomplishment of becoming a subtle form. But I think most of the people understood it in such a way that it would have reduced the body size of a person from 6 feet to 6 inches or a person weighing 60 kg would have been reduced to 5 kg. But this is not possible. On the basis of experience, it comes out that due to Kundalini Yoga, man’s ego becomes so weak that he gets into the habit of living in harmony even with creatures smaller in size than him. This means that he becomes as small as them. After attaining enlightenment, the yogi establishes contact with subtle spirits like soil, water, air, sky etc. Meaning he becomes the most subtle. A similar Yoga Siddhi is Garima Siddhi, which is the exact opposite of Anima. Meaning, with this a man can become as big as a mountain. We should not understand these in physical perspective. Because it is impossible for this to happen. This means that he rises above or becomes equal to people with great power or great ego such as great industrialists, rich people, leaders, artists, presidents and kings or even above the gods like Brahma etc. Means he ecomes the biggest or heaviest. The ego being subtle or destroyed does not mean that the existence of the Yogi does not remain, or that the existence becomes smaller. This is not a situation like deprivation or death. This means transformation of ego feeling into non-dual feeling. This is the transformation of ego feeling into Kundalini feeling. This is the transformation of ego feeling into Samadhi or meditation feeling. This is the transformation of ego or self feeling into divine feeling. One who is established in the sense of God, becomes established in the form of all things, because even in the form of the smallest thing, God is there, and even in the form of the biggest thing, God is there. This is the anima or laghima and garima Siddhis. Ego is the basic nature of consciousness. Without this, life and consciousness are not possible. What people do is that they try to kill the ego, because of which their consciousness also dies, and they become inert. It is true that false ego tied to ignorance is harmful, but the absence of ego can be even more harmful. Therefore it is important to adopt the middle path. Meaning, there may be ego, but it is tied to true knowledge. Therefore, poor ego should be transformed into good ego. This great ego resides with Advaita. It accepts the feelings of an ant in the same way as it accepts the feelings of an elephant. It accepts even a particle of soil with the same respect as it accepts a mountain. It accepts a poor person with the same egoism as it accepts a king. These are Anima, Laghima and Garima. But there is a catch here. We do not have to forcefully create such pure egoism, rather we have to create so much power through Kundalini Yoga that it arises on its own. I feel that if we create it through drama, we will continue to act in drama all our life and will not be able to reach the real Kundalini Yoga. This is a completely simple and practical experience. Writing too much only creates confusion. Actually, words are not available to write like this, hence mainstream words like ego have to be used. Many times people misunderstand them. Someone may say that ego has been said everywhere to be abandoned, but we are talking about adopting it. But they might not be understanding the basic meaning of this. In fact, when the ego becomes impure to pure, then it gets converted from aggressive to calm and extroverted to introverted or meditative. It is difficult to directly create a pure ego, but it is easy to transform an impure ego into a pure ego. Just as worldliness is flourished more by impure ego, similarly spirituality and Kundalini Yoga is flourished more by pure ego. Similarly, writing well does not make a thing true. For example, in the Puranas, many things that seem conservative and unscientific have been written in very beautiful verses. A lot of hard work has gone into creating those verses. But this does not make them logical or scientific. It may be so indirectly, but ignoring what is clearly visible, how can one live on the basis of faith alone. The biggest evidence is considered direct. The proofs like guess, belief in the spoken word etc. are less than the direct evidence. Yes, if no direct harm is visible from them, then other evidence can be taken. The obvious cannot be ignored. If there is direct harm from it, then it can also be understood that it is not the truth in physical form, but an attempt is being made to explain some spiritual aspect from it in the form of a metaphor. But not everyone thinks so. Many people start taking them as true literally. If non-dual belief somehow persists along with the impure ego, then its transformation into pure ego becomes easier.
Actually, with such verses, the right part of the brain becomes active, which becomes dormant due to becoming too logical and scientific. For awakening, it is necessary for both parts of the brain to remain equally active. With so much effort, such beautiful, rhythmic and grammatically correct verses cannot be composed even on imaginary matters. They definitely have some purpose. If the aim was to earn money or gain fame from these, then they could have been made on logical and secular facts also. Meaning that there may be a hidden meaning in them which is not visible on the surface. Meaning that if only their superficial meaning is considered to be completely true in physical form, then man can become a fool. If these are understood more true as fiction and less true as a physical base, then the right brain will become more active. If the imaginary story is also considered true and its basic scientific fact is also considered true, then both parts of the brain will become active simultaneously. Perhaps this is the aim of mythologies and this blog. After reading these, I myself felt my Kundalini activating with amazing joy, peace and meditative trance.
Demystifying Kundalini 