ETERNAL MEDITATION PRINCIPLES : Brahm Vidyas Part 1
Everyone knows that meditation is good for us. Maybe, you are practicing meditation for a long.
But if someone asks you, new or old practitioners of meditation,
(a)Whether you are qualified for meditation,
(b) Which object you meditate on,
(c) What you want from your meditation
(d) How will you grade your success in achieving it,
This insightful exploration challenges practitioners to elevate beyond mere physical and mental well-eing.
The book delves into the profound realm of meditation, offering a refreshing departure from conventional approaches. The author adeptly bridges the gap between ancient wisdom from Patnajali Yoga Sutra, and contemporary seekers, introducing readers to the often-overlooked Brahm Vidyas scattered across Upanishads.
As you know, Brahm Vidyas are 35 selected pearls of wisdom from the Upanishads, the meditation on which (with any suitable prop) may lead to Brahm, or super consciousness.
The author’s meticulous selection of eleven Brahma Vidyas from Brihadaranyaka and Chhandogya Upanishads form the core of this captivating journey toward self-awareness and super consciousness.
“Eternal Meditation Principles” stands as an indispensable guide for both novices and seasoned meditation practitioners , unraveling the intricacies of meditation’s higher purpose.
It is also an invaluable resource for those seeking not just tranquility but a profound connection with the eternal Brahm.
The presentation is in easy language and understandable for all. Sanskrit shlokas are also given for direct reference to the source, the Upanishads.
The beauty of such pearls of wisdom is that all result from wonderful stories or question-answer sessions. This makes the book one of the best sources for study of Upanishads.
Moreover, one does not need any priest, Purohit or rites to attain Brahm while adopting these Vidyas for his Upasana.
We find eleven Brahm Vidyas here
These are
- Udgitha Vidya
- Aaditya Vidya
- Satyakam Vidya
- Agni Vidya, also known as Upakosala Vidya
- Akshi Vidya
- Ushasta Kahol Vidya
- Uddalaka Aruni Vidya
- Akshara Vidya
- Sat Vidya
- Bhuma Vidya
- Dahar Vidya