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Meditation in Bhagavad Gita

Two of the simplest techniques of meditation are presented here that does not require a guru or any special mantra. Meditation leads to peace, tranquility, and equanimity of mind, and equanimity of mind leads to Self-Realization or the superconscious state of mind and bliss.
Ten steps of Meditation:

  • 1. A dark room makes time stand still.
  • 2. A 1 inch cushon reduces ankle&knee pain.
  • 3. Set an alarm clock for the time that you vow to do.
  • 4. Keeping eyes closed&hands locked, periodically stretch legs while keeping back straight.
  • 5. Intense aspiration will bring longer meditation.
  • 6. Practice and regularity achieves perfection.
  • 7. Do meditation with love to seek and please God.
  • 8. Invoke God's presence before meditation.
  • 9. Keep your meditation secret from worldly people.
  • 10. Never give up until the goal is reached.
Hope these 10 hints help your meditation.

Center your mind by The Silva_guided_meditation in 28 minutes


Meditation Messages:

Read This first (Link will open Bhagavad Gita Chapter 6, Please see Verse 10 : TECHNIQUES OF MEDITATION )

(1a)
SAHAJ MARG, The Natural and easy way to connect to Divine as given by Rev, Babuji (Shri RamChandra ji)
(Note: three easy steps must be followed as given below, any change will dillute the power of the method)
SAHAJ MARG

(1b) Watch Meditation wothout a Mantra (watching the breathe method)--- in Video below:
Recommend: A Guided Meditation Video

(1c) So Hum or RAA MAA method A Buddhist method --- You may substitute any other sound/mantra of your choice



(1b) MantraYoga by Philippe De Coster, DD
(2) Witnessing the mind method ( Link will open Bhagavad Gita Chapter 6, Please see Verse 26 ) --- A non-sectarian/non-religious method

(3) The final step (Also FREE upon request)

  • How to measure your progress:

    Fixing the mind on a single object of contemplation for twelve (12) seconds is called concentration or Dhaaranaa two and one-half (2.5) minutes is called meditation or Dhyaan half an hour is called trance or Samaadhi.

    Please order #3 (the final step) after you have practiced either #1 or 1a for at least two months regularly for 30 minutes daily, and have also practiced #2 for one month, and tell us your progress/problems.

    (4) PLEASE Click this only if you need a personal Mantra.

    (5) The Gayatri Mantra (PDF)

    (6) Yoga-Gita.

    General brief notes on meditation techniques:
    
    types of meditation:
    1. Japa: mental chanting of a mantra with increasing/decreasing speed.
    2. voice chanting: a) Bhajan/kirtan or group 
        chanting. 
           b) layayoga/guided med. given in step 3f.
           c) OMNIC meditation of verse 8.12-13
    3. watch (or Dhyaana) the following:
        a. your Ishtadeva and or ishtaloka
        b. breath going in thru nose and coming out either thru nose or mouth.
        c. 7 chakras (kriya/kundalini yoga)
        d. sensation in various parts of the body (Vipaasanaa meditation)
        e. thoughts: bring good/bad ones and let go
        f. imagine, visualize or feel a bright light at the top of your head, 
           inside the head. allow your mind to choose its color. allow this 
           light to travel and touch down every tissue, cell, organ (for healing), 
           and muscle of the body, thru the spinal chord. light surrounds your body
           like a cocoon. count backward: 5, 4, 3,2,1. feel relaxed.  
    
    The word 'yoga' has also been defined in the following verses of the Gita: 
          2.48, 2.50, 2.53, 6.04, 6.08, 6.19, 6.23, 6.29, 6.31, 6.32, and 6.47.