Last Sunday, after three months of respite, me and Lili held the Haven again.

 

I don't know whether I have spelt this word in the right way, but "Haven", a ritual-some ceremony in sahaja yoga, has its theoretical significance in cleansing the negativities - both from the environment and within the beings - so as to remain a clear, dustless mind, whatever way the world around us takes to spin.

 

It has turned out to be another omen that has taken place to signify a miracle interacted by the ever-flowing vibration.

We both have been shocked when I happened to phone to tell her that I felt its about the time to do the Haven as she was just in the course of preparing it.

 

While we were chanting the 108 deities' name and their functions, My attention was accidentally caught by one particular deity on account of its distinctive characteristic that sets its nature virtually apart from others': something like the creator of illusion.

 

However, as far as I have identified, it appears that no form of eastern philosophy would come down in favour of illusion, no matter the Chinese Zen or Buddhism of direct descend. Illusion is regarded as evil and needs to be eliminated from our life. Incredible that it is taken as a positive nature of a deity who is of immortalising importance. There must be some reason hidden, invisible for a pair of common eyes.

 

The answer Lili gave was " Illusion is for you to break through".

 

A moment of sudden lumination shed its light on me.

 

Got it! The God has set some illusions along our life as milestones of our growth. Once you break and get through it, fortune lands on you to leap up onto a higher level, where you can enjoy views towards life that are more comprehensive and profound. Otherwise, you will have to live a lie for all your life,  never going to approach the truth and the eternal face of the world.

 

We need illusion to witness our growth, and to manifest what we all have is, life.