Ramayana AMV

To understand the metaphor of the Ramayana, we need to grasp the old saying "the microcosm is a mirror of the Macrocosm".
For us as human beings, our feminine side is of an introversial nature, and our masculine side is of an extroversial nature.
But for the Macrocosm, everything is in a reverse order, like a mirror image.
For the Supreme Universal Consciousness, the Masculine side is the Introversial Force, and the Feminine side is the Extroversial Force.
Here in the Ramayana, Ram represents the Supreme Masculine Introversial Force, and Sita represents our poor lost individual introversial nature.
Our individual introversial nature has been stolen away by Ravan the ten-headed demon.
Ravan represents the ten sensory and motor organs as they are always running towards the material world.
In order for our individual introversial nature to be saved from the clutches of the ten extroversial sensory and motor organs,
the Supreme Masculine Introversial Force must construct a bridge across the ocean of illusion.
Each stone of the bridge has the Mantra carved on it, and the Mantra is the name of the Supreme Introversial Force.
So let us use whatever name we associate with for the Supreme Introversial Force as our Mantra,
and use it as our bridge to save our poor long-since neglected feminine introversial natures.
This being the secret to meditation.

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