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November 28, 2025 The Satsang Foundation 1 min read

In meditation you first start with being aware of your breath. The breath is a very important link to that which is beyond. If you want to move from mindfulness to that which is beyond, the breath ...

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November 27, 2025 The Satsang Foundation 1 min read

In Vedantic meditation, it helps to have a preliminary calming of the mind by pranayama, by watching the breath or by japa. After you have calmed your mind, then the intellect becomes very sharp an...

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November 26, 2025 The Satsang Foundation 1 min read

In bhakti yoga, when japa is to be done, one conceives of a lotus or a flower, or a light in the centre of one’s chest or heart, and then, one invites that form of God that one has selected, to com...

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November 25, 2025 The Satsang Foundation 1 min read

Meditating on the third eye leads you deeper and deeper if you do it properly. However, for those who are more spiritual through an emotional connection, the heart centre, the hridaya, is a good pl...

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November 24, 2025 The Satsang Foundation 1 min read

Traditionally, according to the yoga shastras, the cross-legged position is very good for meditation. It’s related to the energy channels in our system, which are called the ida, pingala and sushum...

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November 22, 2025 The Satsang Foundation 1 min read

A person who is mindful is usually a gentle person, because the mind has settled down. You cannot even goad such a mind to get angry with somebody, it’s not possible, because the person sees that t...

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November 21, 2025 The Satsang Foundation 1 min read

Words can cause a great deal of problems. Sometimes you can hit somebody, you can slap somebody, and it may be forgotten in a day or two, but if you use words which hurt the person, he or she might...

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November 19, 2025 The Satsang Foundation 1 min read

Dhyana comes from the root dhi, which means ‘to meditate’. When dharana becomes continuous, like when you pour oil from a vessel, then that dhara, dharana, becomes dhyana. If you are seriously inte...