Otsikko: Meditaatio: keskittyä vai ei, däts tö kvestsön! Kirjoitti: sideman - 21.01.2007 10:03:39 Englannin kielinen pitkä tarina TM-meditaation eduista ja haitoista: http://preview.tinyurl.com/j3xzd In a lecture in 1960, given at Shankaracharya Nagar, Himalayas, he said: ----- "There are many systems of what is called meditation that attempt to refine the mind by controlling it in one way or another. All such attempts are difficult and tedious, and, far from achieving anything, tend to take away life. Because of the difficulty and inefficiency of these methods of mind control, the idea has become accepted that the path to pure consciousness is difficult. This is a fallacy and stems from ignorance of the nature of the mind. There is a great difference between directing the mind in a particular direction through concentration and directing it by permitting its natural affinities to operate. We know that it is the natural tendency of every mind to flow towards a field of greater happiness. By turning the mind inwards we point the mind towards the field of absolute bliss, creativity, and wisdom. It is upon this principle that our system of meditation is based, and consequently its practice is not difficult. The whole process is one of direct experience; the journey is a scientifically precise undertaking in which, at each step, the validity of the process is put to the test of direct experience. Meditation is an intellectually satisfying exploration, in which the wisdom behind meditation is illumined by the result at each succeeding level, including the ultimate level of direct experience of the state of absolute Being. It could be said, in fact, by analogy, that this is an exploration of inner space where the real jewel of life is to be found, and that its scientific value and promise far exceed that of the exploration of outer space." ----- Otsikko: Vs: Meditaatio: keskittyä vai ei, däts tö kvestsön! Kirjoitti: Rakkauden enkeli - 21.01.2007 13:49:52 Däts tö kvestsön indeed! :2funny: Keskittymättä parempi, antaa "virran" vain viedä... ;)
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