The sage Asita is described as an elderly monk. Written accounts reflecting local popular traditions portray him as an expert in numerous fields of knowledge of his time, a great scholar, and a renowned ascetic. His spiritual discipline and way of life were considered exemplary, making Asita a model spiritual practitioner and accomplished yogi.
Asita is mentioned in the Ayurvedic work Charaka-Samhita alongside the famous names of great sages (rishis) of the Ayurvedic tradition. He was portrayed as a monk of venerable age, well versed in the various branches of knowledge of his time, a great scholar, and a renowned ascetic. His spiritual discipline and way of life were considered exemplary, making him a model spiritual practitioner and accomplished yogi.
In the cultural context of his time, Asita was regarded as a “seer.” This faculty of consciousness also gave him an exceptional ability to “see” beyond appearances and identify the “seed” of a phenomenon as it unfolded.
In various folk traditions, the ancient sage Asita is recognized as the one who predicted that the prince then known as Siddhartha would become a great spiritual teacher and an eminent sage. Remarkably, behind his impressive ability to anticipate events lay an authentic method of spiritual knowledge.
For the ability to foretell the future, thereby bringing knowledge of a future moment into the present, Indian tradition uses the expression “akasha-vani” (“the voice that gives form to the subtle ether”) or, in other contexts, “deva-vani” (divine voice) or “bhavishya-vakta” (“one who speaks of the future,” or “speaker of the future”).
A proper understanding of the necessary balance among the body, subtle vehicles, and spirit can give human beings considerably greater freedom to know, understand, and subsequently act appropriately.
Asita was regarded as a mysterious sage or “explorer of mysteries,” especially because of his purported ability to perceive, in both the astral (subtle) and causal (spiritual) worlds, the causes or “seeds” that generate karma at different stages of development.
The sphere of consciousness of each Ayurvedic sage may be approached through deep, evocative meditation focused on that sage's distinctive qualities. Meditative identification with the sphere of consciousness of a great deity or Ayurvedic sage may reveal essential aspects that serve as subtle keys to higher forms of resonant affinity with the consciousness of that being.
Sustaining a heightened state of selective attention on the characteristic aspects of such an exceptional being for a period of time can help establish inner points of reference in the practitioner's consciousness. These may then become subtle keys to entering into and maintaining a state of spiritual, telepathic communion with the consciousness of that higher being.
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