The entire universe comprising of galaxies, suns, moons, earths
and countless stars is programmed to be governed and work in an orderly manner
by an universal force, the infinite universal power. In spirituality, we call
it an orderly execution of the divine plan. In simple language, we call it
God's plan and can name the infinite source of power as God, call; X,Y, Z,
Vishnu, Krishna, Christ, Allah or anything. This power enlivens and encompasses
each and every object, living or non living, suns, moons, earths, stars, atoms,
molecules, plants animals & human beings. Nothing can exist without this supreme
power and all our actions, voluntary or involuntary, walking, talking, breathing,
digesting, thinking, sleeping, dreaming and all bodily & mental processes
tap the energy from this infinite source of universal power. Indirectly, we can
say that we are continuously and constantly energized by the universal power
and we have no independent existence which can separate us from the
infinite power whether we are alive or dead. We come; take birth from this
universal power and shall die & merge with the same universal power. In the
mighty and infinite, all pervading universal sphere of power, we are
nothing but a minute dot within.
Meditation
is a process by which we try to calm the mind by breathing slowly, effortlessly
and naturally. The simple meditation techniques involve the following;
2.
Meditation can be practiced at any time but it is preferred to meditate early
in the morning at sunrise or/and in the evening at sunset. It is advised to be
on empty stomach.
4.
Close your eyes and take few deep breathes. Then breathe normally, make no
extra effort to control the breathe; simply breathe slowly & naturally.
6.
In the beginning to start with, do the meditation for five to ten minutes and
gradually increase the meditation time to half an hour or forty minutes.
Beyond meditation lies the state of Samadhi, a state when your
consciousness is merged with the super consciousness of the infinite power, the
God. You, yourselves achieve and become the super consciousness, a state beyond
which nothing is left to be known. The knower (the self), the process of
knowing and the known (the universal supreme power, the God) becomes one. At
this state, one knows the mystery of the universe and mystery of life and
death. In the Bhagwad Gita, the Lord Krishna himself has explained the mystery
of Yoga and Meditation to Arjuna following which the Jiva (the soul of human
beings) can merge with the spirit (the Supreme Soul, the Paramatma).
However,
the beginners should not look for any immediate results or miracle but continue
meditation practice as a part of daily routine. Gradually you will start
experiencing a feeling of lasting joy and happiness. You will become
calmer and calmer day by day. The first sign of successful meditation is the
constant joy felt within. The long practice of meditation will act as an elixir
for your life improving your health and curing completely many
ailments.
Om
Tat Sat… Tat tvam Asi
ओम् तत् सत्……………… तत्त्वमसि
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