The Seed of Creation : Understanding the Process of Manifestation through the Tattvas

[@FlowingWakefulness]

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[@sonjascoop4226]

Beautiful talk, it right away expands my understanding.

[@EbonyH-f9i]

First of all, Deep gratitude for this in depth teaching. 🙏 I've rewatched it multiple times now & this deeper understanding starts to sink into my being. The Almond Tree analogy at 3:55 is beautiful-it reminds me of Goethe’s approach to science & nature, especially in Metamorphosis of Plants, where he portrays the dynamic, unfolding nature of life. This is akin to Shakti, the creative force of the universe, constantly in motion, driving transformation and manifestation. The almond tree’s unfolding journey-from seed to bud, to flower, to almond-shows how each phase reveals and conceals the next, yet all are powered by the same underlying essence. This reminds me that life is not static but in a constant state of flux, evolving through Shakti. This force drives the revelation of new forms and expressions of being, encouraging us to be fluid and allow life to move through us. Perhaps when we stop forcing our will and instead align with the impulse of Shakti, we allow each stage of our own journey to emerge in its perfect timing. Just as the tree doesn’t rush through its seasons, we, too, grow at our own pace, influenced by the environments and experiences that shape us. This understanding brings me a sense of peace-there is a deeper intelligence at work, both creative and reflective, that nurtures the growth of life while remaining rooted in the unchanging, eternal essence. Like the tree in winter, we, too, experience cycles of death, transformation & rebirth, understanding both manifestation and dissolution. The universe is in a continual process of becoming; we are never fixed, always evolving, revealing new layers of existence while retaining the essence of the original source. This perspective invites me to view life not as static or confined by over-identification, but as a dynamic, unfolding process. Every moment, every form, is an expression of the same underlying energy. Shakti encourages us to embrace change, transformation, and growth as intrinsic to the nature of life. Each stage, though temporary, carries the fullness of life’s essence, waiting to be revealed and understood in its own time. Like a cyclical and progressive evolutionary nature of life and consciousness.

[@loveliberation]

Thank you deeply and so much for your profound teaching. Thank you for your observation and description of the almond tree - tears started to run. Sometimes so caught up in societal hyper questions, constraints and critique that I forget that I am too an almond tree. Thank you too for your discernments of mind and intellect.

[@susanvaughan4210]

Deep Thanks!

[@rosnenynatzir6377]

Godbless dear Sir🎉

[@bhajandaniel9771]

Blows me away! Beautiful talk. Great depth of understanding. What do you call the teacher in the sangha? How do you address him?

[@Team_IK]

We address our teacher as Vamadeva 🙏

[@bhajandaniel9771]

Thank you ​@@Team_IK

[@davidmcsweeney4962]

Does buddhi /intellect when coloured by Ahamkara become jiva atman. When not coloured becomes para atman?