Thus, magnetic energy is the basis for all forms of energy. It is the energy that accounts for speech, for singing and all other activities. The power of this energy was recognised from ancient times. India is the nation that recognised the divine source of this energy, experienced its power and propagated the truth about it to the whole world. (SS Apr 95 , p. 95)
The entire earth is permeated by magnetic power. All the living beings and objects that are present on this earth also have this magnetic power, The rivers that flow, the wind that blows, the flowers that blossom, etc., everything is endowed with magnetic power. The rivers flow on earth because of magnetic power. The magnetic power is all-pervasive.
People with Bhakti and Prapatti (devotion and faith) visit temples, which have the magnetic power. The flowers and fruits that people offer with devotion in temples also have magnetic power. As thousands of devotees gather here, our Mandir is suffused with magnetic power. The all-pervasive magnetic power shines with added brilliance in this Mandir. This magnetic power is ever on the rise as there is a continuous flow of devotees.
Even an iron nail turns into magnet because of its association with the magnet. In a similar manner, people who visit the Mandir are filled with magnetic power. It is only with magnetic power of the devotees that the Mandir gets charged with mighty powers. Every individual is filled with magnetic power from head to toe. But man does not realise his innate potential and visits temples for blessings and grace. One does not acquire any special powers from temples. What one gets is only the reflection of one’s own magnetic Power. People visit various pilgrimage centres like Tirupati, Haridwar, Rishikesh, etc. The power that is present in pilgrimage centres is only due to the power of devotion and faith that pilgrims carry in their hearts.
Magnetic power is present everywhere. The air, the water, the food, the sound, everything is suffused with magnetic power has no limitations.
Daivadhinam jagat Sarvam
Satyadhinam tu Daivatam
Tat Satyam Uttamadhinam
Uttamo Paradevata
Daivadhinam jagat Sarvam (the whole universe is under the control of God). Satyadhinam tu Daivatam (Truth is the essence of God). Everything is contained in the Truth. When you uphold Truth, all the divine powers will manifest in you. Tat satyam Uttamadhinam (Truth is controlled by the virtue of noble souls). Who is a noble soul? He is one of peace, love and compassion. Uttamo Paradevata (such noble souls are verily the supreme divine).
Man goes on pilgrimages in search of God, as he is ignorant of his latent divine power, one who recognises the latent power need not undertake any such spiritual practice. A Russian lady by name Brigitte was full of magnetic power. Whenever she walked on the road, iron filings would get attracted to her. She was not allowed to enter any shop because the items would get attracted to her .It is not enough if one has magnetic power; one should be able to keep it under one’s control. She had no control over her magnetic power. She could not even have her food. Consequently she died after a few days. Though she divine magnetic power, she died a premature death because she did not have the capacity to control it. The one who drives a car should also have the ability to control it. If he has no control over the vehicle he is driving, he is sure to meet with an accident. Our body can be compared to a magnetic car. The eyes are headlights, mouth is the horn, mind is steering and the stomach, the petrol tank. The four objectives of human life –Dharma,Artha, Kama and Moksha are like the four tyres. You should fill these tyres with the air of faith. The pressure of air filled in the front tyres should be different from that is filled in the rear tyres. The petrol (food) that is filled in the tank (stomach) should be pure and sacred. When the petrol is impure, there could be a blockage. The water we drink should also be pure and unpolluted. Only then will the ‘car’ be in a good condition and will take us to the destination. Man’s life will be redeemed only when he understands the principle of his body. (SSS Vol.35, pp. 65-67)