Every year on the auspicious night of nature’s greatest tranquillity, Mahashivaratri, Jagadguru Swami Isa delivers a message about an upcoming challenge that is likely to be faced on Earth due to human activity. These messages are intended to shine a light on the short window of opportunity that we have to change course and avert major disasters. They are a call for us to awaken and take action, immediately and sincerely, in whichever ways we can.

On February 15th, Swami Isa’s Mahashivaratri message was:

We are ignoring the natural world and creating a parallel, artificial world. We are traveling away from nature, heartlessly exploiting its resources, and modifying them to create a new, artificial environment both here on Earth and other planets. Loss of contact with nature forces us to lose our basic humanness.

Humans and all living beings are constantly radiating life energy (prana), while non-living and manmade things radiate incompatible frequencies. With enough exposure, our bio-systems adapt, changing our pranic vibration and formatting us more like machines. 

Presently, most humans have no awareness of the frequency they are currently radiating or their desired frequency. Universal energy vibrates at deva / divine (White Matter), human (Red Matter), and demonic (Black Matter) frequencies. Instead of focusing on the divine or human frequency that we wish to have, our focus lies on the gross, mortal, observable reality alone—the demonic or Black Matter world. At the same time, we are oblivious to the subtle and causal inner realms of thought, emotion, ego, and ignorance.

Due to our almost exclusive focus nowadays on our own material comfort, most humans are turning away from genuine human relations, considering them a burden. Instead, they prefer to interact with a world of artifice, AI, automation and robots to satisfy their desires. Unconditional love, selflessness, kindness, and compassion are declining and are being replaced by conditional love. People, just like objects, are ‘borrowed’ for as long as they are useful, and then cast aside, causing tremendous fear. Family life as we know it will become extinct unless we make drastic changes and reverse direction.

Every tool has positive uses and negative uses, but humans have largely lost their discrimination, becoming addicted slaves to the artificial world. In a short time, we can expect machines to take a higher position over humans in terms of our priorities, values and affections, reaping painful results.

We are not separate from the world—thoughts, emotions, and actions impact all, as everything is interconnected energy. When there is a problem in one place, it will affect every other place. We tend to think that only a few countries’ happiness is important, rather than all beings everywhere. Powerful nations putting their power in the hands of machines will unfold in great tragedy.

This is not any one person’s fault. The knowledge that one has causes them to adopt the lifestyle or action they believe to be best. But since modern education provides only narrow, materialistic knowledge and values, they are only finding temporary solutions. The only long-term solution is to provide holistic, universal knowledge through formal and informal education.

At the speed of the digital revolution, we need a revolution of knowledge through a new education: Education for Total Consciousness. This is our only means at hand to preserve our humanity and bring the universe back into a state of balance and harmony.

Learn and spread Swami Isa’s Education for Total Consciousness:

• Order Swami Isa’s book “The Human Manifesto: Global Education Policy for Total Consciousness” in English or German 
• Organise a book discussion in your place on “The Human Manifesto: Global Education Policy for Total Consciousness”
• Talk to your local or national leaders about adopting Education for Total Consciousness in the education system, and including it in mandatory teacher training
• Organise a group of teachers to attend Teacher Education Camps in India with Swami Isa
• Contact us if you have other ideas or questions at office(at)ivpt(dot)org