What do they mean?
True meditative experiences, "spiritual visions," when they are such, have many meanings.The highest are gifts of knowledge and manifest with the corresponding strength, energy, and Śakti.
The meaning, therefore the Knowledge itself of the vision and its energy, must be protected and nurtured; they are powerful seeds that must germinate and become strong trees that bear fruit.
This work of care and defense serves to nourish the experience and not disperse it forever, because it is a gift, a door that opens onto the infinite, a beginning and not an arrival.
For experiences to acquire Knowledge, they must depend on several factors that are almost never considered:
* The transcendent will to give knowledge, which depends on the merits and not on the will of the experiencer.
* The maturity of the experiencer, his progressive spiritual work, human associations, the initiation of a master.
The ability to see subtle things is innate for many, mostly women. It is a power that can become experience, but if it remains mere power, it loses its value and becomes polluted.
Therefore, both the highest spiritual experiences and subtle visions must be subjected to a work of investigation and reflection to arrive at total realization.
The power of vision that develops from life to life must be educated and purified in the light of the highest spiritual knowledge.
The lower mind with its own attitudes and limitations pollutes these experiences.
Many, caught up in what manifests, identify with these abilities, thinking it is the fruit of their will, while there is a consciousness that allows that vision.
The ego of the seer can obscure it, force it according to its own expectations, and thus the intrinsic power to it is dispersed.
It is necessary to purify every part of the human being, from the grossest physical to the most subtle mind, to transform the "seeing “ in daily living according to conscience.
