Remark: in Buddhi Yoga, the work is carried out on corresponding natural landscapes, including the places of power.
1. The expansion of the spiritual heart. The development of its arms.
2. Mastering the Mergence with the Holy Spirits in the meditation Pranava.
3. Mastering the state of “non-I” in the Divine spatial dimensions (Nirodhi).
4. Mastering hesychia — inner silence.
5. Strengthening the “power center” of the organism (forming the hara — a unit consisting of the chakras of the lower dantian; mastering the methods for its further development).
6. The meditation Volcano. The acquaintance with the Divine Fire; the purification of the body with the help of this Fire.
7. The acquaintance with the Manifestations of the Divine Teachers in the form of Mahadoubles. Communication and Mergence with Them.
8. “Unpacking” of the Kundalini.
9. The formation of Dharmakayas.
10. Practical study of the structure of the Absolute. The meditation NAM.
11. The formation of one’s own Mahadoubles.
12. The meditations Wall, Pyramid, and Temple.
13. Work with the “segments”.
14. Mastering Paramatman.
15. The development of the ability to enter the state of the Mergence with the Primordial Consciousness in Its Abode and to come out from It into the Creation with the purpose of helping the incarnate beings.
16. Final purification of the matter of the body with the Divine Fire.
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God calls this Path, laid and thoroughly studied by us under His direct guidance, the Divine Way of the Spiritual Heart or the Straight Path.
One can advance on it even further…