Since ancient times man has discovered that a huge advantage can be gained through control over the mind.
While in Europe meditation has been practiced for more than two thousand years, the technique of controlling the mind has been fully recognized and developed first in India and, later, in China.
For more than four thousand years, religious and spiritual disciplines clustered around meditative practices, but only the Buddha gave meditation a worthy place for gaining Enlightenment and ultimate salvation. All other religious systems saw meditation as the development of the mind for gaining supernatural powers, but the Buddha taught us to use meditation to look inside ourselves and get an inner vision, and thus develop ourselves, without being dependent on supernatural forces.
At an early stage, the goal of meditation is to help the individual to control the mind and train it to gain inner peace. Thus, a huge amount of mental energy can be concentrated, and this allows the mind to collect a huge reserve of strength.
We live in a world community where people think that they can find happiness, inner peace and harmony through wealth, strength and social status.
They also seek happiness through family relationships, work, relatives, friends and sensational pleasures. They try to change the external conditions of their physical, social and political environment in different ways, because they believe that when these relations develop, they can become happy and full of peace.
But they forget that at any moment the conditions will stop changing. And before the fulfillment of their dreams, circumstances change and the promised happiness will dissolve like the morning mist at dawn. And the harder they try to achieve happiness, the more illusory it will become – like the desire to catch a fluttering butterfly, which is so temptingly close.
People spend a lot of their mental energy when they do not know how to accumulate it. Energy is like a waterfall. Water pours out from the waterfall.
An ingenious engineer, having studied this phenomenon, builds a dam to restrain this force. Restrained water, thus, turns into hydroelectric power, which illuminates the streets, houses and allows businesses to work.
In the same way, we can gather our mental energy, restrain it and help others use it properly, and, in addition, – experience peace, happiness and satisfaction.
Along with all these advantages, meditation means much more, not being only the above means, limiting its meaning.
The most significant knowledge brought from India and from the Far East to the West by various masters of the traditions of Hinduism and Buddhism contains the following: “It is entirely possible, thanks to the disciplined practice of meditation, to reach an alliance with the highest reality, and that this is not only possible, way to achieve something and at the same time gives an indication of how to achieve this. ” If we regularly practice meditation, then we can be absolutely sure that all problems of life, both internal and external, will be successfully resolved.
If we truly want true peace, true joy, true love, then we will have to meditate. So we call peace, which we feel in our daily life only for five minutes after ten hours of anxiety, excitement and disappointment.
But this is not peace and nothing to do with it. We are at the disposal of jealousy, fear, doubt, anxiety, grief and disappointment.
Even if we meditated for 15 minutes and experienced peace for one minute, this moment of peace – lasting peace, will accompany us all day. He, this rest, is a solid, solid force that we have gained through meditation and which persists for a certain time.
When we have a higher order meditation, we undoubtedly get a great deal of peace and delight.
Thinking and meditation are absolutely different things, completely and radically different states. The thinking mind can never free us from the shackles of ignorance.
The purpose of meditation is to free us from all thoughts. Thought is like a spot on a board. She is good or bad, she stays there.
Our thoughts are not very important. No matter how sweet or delicate they are at the moment, they limit us in the end, because they are limited and connect us.
Only in the absence of any thoughts we can grow into a true reality.
Many people around the world, regardless of their religious beliefs, have realized the benefits of meditation.
The immediate goal of meditation is to train the mind to use it effectively and effectively in our daily lives.
The ultimate goal of meditation is to seek liberation from the wheel of samsara, the cycle of births and deaths. Although this is a very difficult task, a favorable result can be achieved here and now – if you are serious about this.
It is advisable to repeat some of the things mentioned earlier. You should not enslave yourself with prospectuses of these advantages and lose sight of the real goal.
For many, the idea of carrying out a pushup urges memories of physical education. While…
Kundalini Reiki is rather basic if you look at it. It intends to open the…
Modern-day science validates that the practice of yoga has concrete physical health advantages that consist…
At the beginning of this millennium, approximately in 2000, the Dalai Lama wrote a list…
Tricks to be happy. The 10 ideas that you can not miss Tricks…
Today we offer you for your reading and implementing these ten principles of Zen philosophy,…