SELF-REALIZATION 1961

Today is the full moon day of January 1961, the year of the Buffalo.

The start of the year is being marked with a spirit of constructiveness and challenge.

The year of the Mouse has come to an end to welcome back the year of the Buffalo. I continue to practice my spirituality. My goal is to gradually follow Mr. Tư’s arduous journey and to share his experiences with others. Hoping what he sought after and conquered will be beneficial and practical for us to apply in our daily lives and spiritual journeys.

The challenging life of a man requires him to constantly work on self-improvement to make progress. Being close to an elderly friend is a blessing from God and Buddha. He serves as a genuine example that inspires us to think about and anticipate our efforts in choosing the true path of Vô-Vi.

I respectfully present to you the dharma path, which Mr. Tư has led me over the past three years.

The first phase of training after six months was reported and recorded on the 15th day of the 7th lunar month in 1958.

Since then, I have never squandered my time practicing the spiritual path. Despite my challenging financial situation, after six months of practice, I have found that life is self-made and self-destroyed.

Spirituality is always concealed within everyone. The human body is made up of water, fire, wind, and earth, which has been formed into a graceful body both inside and outside. All simplicity and complexity are entrusted to us, and we must control ourselves with a determined will or wasteful will.

To pursue the spiritual path, one must practice spiritual perfection and search for living scriptures. In existence, there is non-existence, and in non-existence, there is existence. Who has ownership over both existence and non-existence? Spiritual practitioners possess the ability to comprehend and be comfortable with a path of profound light and a connection to God and Buddha. Divine grace has given everyone the freedom to develop infinitely, depending on their self-discipline.

Throughout my practice, I have noticed that my breathing is more centered around the top of my head rather than in my abdominal area. Nothing worries me anymore. My tone of voice has softened and sounded more fluid than before.

My head always radiates brightness. As I close my eyes, the light becomes brighter once it is projected out into outer space. Occasionally, I see and hear many things, but I don't remember them. At any giving moment, I can thoroughly discuss any topics with ease. I can instantly understand a person’s character. My friends would believe me even when I carelessly make guesses. Therefore, speaking incorrectly is a concern for me because I am not a fortune teller. I am experiencing a shift in my personality at this time.

When invoking Nam Mô A Di Đà Phật daily, I feel the vibrational frequency of each word rising to my head. I can hear my cervical joints aligning, feel my head radiating with light, and a coolness sensation on top of my head. Day or night, I notice that I’m physically home, but mentally I’m somewhere else. My soul seems to travel out into outer space. While speaking or responding to a letter about spirituality, I feel a pure cool energy on top of my head, and it feels so refreshing and light.

During nightly meditation, I experience light projecting from the bridge of my nose between my eyebrows out into outer space. It rises until I’m in sleep mode and my head feels cold and numb. My head tends to jerk once the flow of energy returns to the top of my head. That is the time for me to lay down to sleep before I continue another meditation session.

At the moment, my meditation time is not on a set schedule. Yet, my head becomes as bright as a mantle lamp at the appointed time, which causes me to immediately sit up and meditate. It is not possible for me to be lazy. Every night, I meditate for approximately two hours. I see myself constantly soul travel from place to place during my sleep or when I meditate.

I have reached another milestone in my practice path at this point. To overcome any obstacle, practice is necessary. I hope for your understanding and wish for us to be in harmony on our spiritual journey. My sincere wishes for your happy progress.

Respectfully,
Lương Sĩ Hằng – Vĩ Kiên