There is a certain kind of Revelatory Light in the par avastha of Kriya, where there is neither day nor night -- it is in that Light where the heart goes completely;being imbued with that Essence one is like a thoroughly inebriated drunkard, having turned the heart from all other directions and being enraptured by

That Substance; thus, all of the desire to stay in That -neither is that [desire] there, nor is the desire to not stay [in That] there-- mounted on top of the head and sitting there, as if: who knows who is sitting there -- sitting there like this - these three gunas - meaning,ida, pingala, sushumna - are not actually operating - meaning, in the subtle form in the Brahman Nadi, these gunas are in this kind of oneness in the par avastha. One who knows this - it is he who goes to My Essence -- meaning, however much it is possible, the par avastha of Kriya is being described (which is transmitted via the teaching of Guru -- the sign of "ru" is Total Stillness)

“The moon flashes in Her blessed face

God-O-God—how lovely!

I saw Her and blanked out;

Shame on me!

I failed to offer the java flowers at Her feet!

poet RajaRamkrsna”

“A visitor has come to me from a country

Where there is no night,

And now I cannot distinguish day from

night any longer;

Rituals and devotions have all grown

profitless for me.

My sleep is broken: how can I sleep

any more?

Fornow I am wide awake in the sleeplessness

of Yoga.

O Divine Mother, made one with Thee in

Yoga-sleep at last,

My slumber I have lulledasleepfor evermore.

I bow my head, says Ramprasad, before

desire and liberation;

Knowing the secret that Kali is one with the

Highest Brahman,

I have discarded, once and for all both

righteousness and sin.”

"Choked up,

waves of bliss sweeping over Her,

She hangs Her head and smiles --

Love incarnate!

The Yamuna, the heavenly Ganges, and between them

thehonorable Sarasvati --

bathing at their confluence

confers great merit.

Here the new moon devours the blue moon,

like windextinguishingfire.

Poet Ramprasad says,

Brahman is merely the radiance of Brahmamayi.

Stare at Her

and all your sins and pains

will vanish."