Meditation by Swami Sivananda

2006-09-23 07:20 | Posted by Richard Pettinger | Permanent Link | Spiritual Teachers, How to meditate

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"Meditation is an experience that cannot be described, just as colors cannot be described to a blind man. All ordinary experience is limited by Time, Space and Causation. Our normal awareness and understanding do not transcend these bounds.

" Finite experience, which is measured in terms of past, present and future, cannot be transcendental. Concepts of time are illusory, for they have no permanence. The present, immeasurably small and fleeting, cannot be grasped. Past and future are non-existent in the present. We live in illusion."

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2007-08-28 08:01 | Posted by Olga | http://www.sunnyray.org/indexE.htm

There is no time and space. When the consciousness surpasses time, space, and the cause/effect relationships, we are at one with ourselves and with God.

"On the fragile layer of reality, the imagination weaves its pattern."

Regards,
Olga

2006-10-05 13:33 | Posted by Charles Hamel | http://www.meditationworkshop.org/blog/archive/2006/09/23/meditation_sivananda#trackbacks

Meditation is the key to a peaceful life. Have you ever met the person that is easy going and nothing ever seems to bother them? And you say to yourself; I wish I could be more like them. Meditation can put you on the path to becoming this personality type. Life sure is easier when you are not always sweating the stuff that really don't matter.

Thanks for the article.

Namaste

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2006-10-05 13:32 | Posted by Charles Hamel.com | How to Meditate

What is meditation? Meditation can be defined as the practice of focusing your mind to help you More

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