"Meditative Moments" are moments beyond moments. They keep you realizing that you are eternal and infinite. They never leave you from your chase. They keep reviving themselves. They go on getting deeper and more mysterious. They start pulling you. You fail to keep yourself uninfluenced by them. Slowly you drown in them. The doors of the inner world start opening one after the other and you feel as if you are an alien on your planet Earth. I am in relationship with 'Meditative Moments' since childhood. Sitting for hours ...
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"Meditative Moments" are moments beyond moments. They keep you realizing that you are eternal and infinite. They never leave you from your chase. They keep reviving themselves. They go on getting deeper and more mysterious. They start pulling you. You fail to keep yourself uninfluenced by them. Slowly you drown in them. The doors of the inner world start opening one after the other and you feel as if you are an alien on your planet Earth. I am in relationship with 'Meditative Moments' since childhood. Sitting for hours in Padmasana (Lotus posture) on the open terrace in the afternoon and playing the game of Meditation. Inviting spirits using planchette and to marvel at their actual arrival, to be effortlessly in continuous state of witnessing. Then came a period of divagation. But those moments walked with me like a shadow and embraced me again. There is no erudition in this book. If you are interested in experiences related to meditation and you want to delve deeper into those experiences, then this book is for you. It has four chapters. First chapter is about various experiences of the subtle world. How Krishna, Buddha, Jesus, Sai Baba, Goddess Dhoomavati, Vanadevi (Forest Goddess), Osho, Unknown Monk, Avadhoot Baba Sivananda etc met me in the subtle world and inspired me, helped me. Second chapter is detailed explanation of various experiences through which a spiritual practitioner undergoes while practicing meditation. For example the feeling of vastness, the pulsation in the penis, the movement of subtle bodies, the spinning and opening of the chakras, feeling the omnipresence of the consciousness, the unfolding of the past and the future, the manifestation of the inner world etc. Why and how do these experiences knock us? Which experiences are positive and which experiences are dangerous to be drowned in? How can we deepen these experiences? I have tried to put light on these factors as per my experience. Third chapter explains how we can practically use meditation for solving problems. How using meditation we can transform the future, heal physical and mental illness, understand, break and transform thought chains, purify body, mind, intellect and consciousness. And fourth chapter is about the benefits of meditation, how it improves your work skills, helps you set up your goals and so on.
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