Initiation - My confused state of mind - The red light - Tandraloka - The dissolution of desire - Spontaneous yogic movements - The white light - Krishneshwari: the black light - Snakebite - Vision of hell and the god of death - The piercing of the optical chakras - Visit to Indraloka - Vision of my own form - The blue pearl - The world of omniscience - Visit to the world of the siddhas - A golden lotus falls on my head - The world of ancestors - The world of sounds - The vision of the blue person - Fear of death - The eternal blue of consciousness - The dawn of knowledge - Final realization - The play of consciousness - Teachings of the siddhas. The necessity of meditation for happiness in the world - Spirituality in worldly life - The greatness of the guru - Chiti Kundalini: the divine mother - Sadhana - The importance of a siddha's abode - Meditation on the guru - The mind - My method of meditation - My meditation experiences. Alternatively, you might have a rooted device that's not compatible with certain apps.Includes bibliographical references (pages 304-305) and index Developers may choose to mark an app as incompatible due to unfixable glitches or bugs with your particular model. However, this doesn't necessarily indicate that the app has zero chance of working on your device. When you search using the Play Store on your device, you won't see any apps that are classified as incompatible with your phone. There, you can search for and see all apps, even if they aren't compatible with your device. Keep in mind that the above Play Store screenshot shows the web version. This can appear if, for example, the app was designed for tablets and you only have an Android phone. You'll see a message stating 'this app is not available for your device' or 'this app is not available for any of your devices' in this case. The most common explanation for why you can't download certain apps from Google Play is that the app's developers have marked it as 'incompatible' with your device.

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