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Meditation Techniques From The HinduYoga Tradition and How To Do
Them
Mantra Meditation (OM Meditation)Origin & MeaningA mantrais
a syllable or word, usually without any particularmeaning,that is
repeated for the purpose of focusing your mind. Itisnot an
affirmation used to convince yourself of something.
Some meditation teachers insist that both the choice of word,
andits correct pronunciation, is very important, due to the
vibrationassociated to the sound and meaning, and that for this
reason aninitiation into it is essential. Others say that the
mantra itself is onlya tool to focus the mind, and the chosen word
is completelyirrelevant.
Mantras are used in Hindu traditions, Buddhist traditions
(especially Tibetan and Pure LandBuddhism), as wellas inJainism,
Sikhism and Daoism (Taoism). Somepeople call mantra meditation om
meditation, but that is just one ofthe mantras that can be used.A
more devotion oriented practice of mantras is calledjapa, and
consists of repeatingsacred sounds (name of God) with love.
How to do it
As most type of meditations, it is usually practiced sitting
with spine erect, and eyes closed. The practitioner thenrepeats the
mantra in his mind, silently, over and over again during the whole
session.
Sometimes this practice is coupled with being aware of the
breathing or coordinating with it. In other exercises, themantra is
actually whispered very lightly and softly, as an aid to
concentration.
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As you repeat the mantra, it creates a mental vibration that
allows the mind toexperience deeper levels of awareness. As you
meditate, the mantra becomesincreasingly abstract and indistinct,
until youre finally led into the field of pureconsciousness from
which the vibration arose.Repetition of the mantra helps you
disconnect from the thoughts filling your mindso that perhaps you
may slip into the gap between thoughts. The mantra is a tool
tosupport your meditation practice. Mantras can be viewed as
ancient power wordswith subtle intentions that help us connect to
spirit, the source of everything in theuniverse. (Deepak
Chopra)
Here are some of the most well-known mantras from the Hindu
tradition:
omso-hamom namah shivayaom mani padme humramayamham
You may practice for a certain period of time, or for a set
number of repetitions traditionally 108 or 1008. In thelatter case,
beads are typically used for keeping count.
As the practice deepens, you may find that the mantra continues
by itself like the humming of the mind. Or themantra may even
disappear, and you are left in a state of deep inner peace.Learn
more:
Wikipedia article on Mantra
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantra)Mantra Yoga and Primal Sound
(http://www.amazon.com/Mantra-Primal-Sound-David-Frawley-ebook/dp/B00BY8DZIG/ref=sr_1_1?peasin=B00BY8DZIG&sr=8-1&qid=1421988690&keywords=Mantra%252BYoga%252Band%252BPrimal%252BSound&tag=livanddar-20&ie=UTF8&pebp=1421988692979)
(book)Mantras: Words of Power
(http://www.amazon.com/Mantras-Words-Swami-Sivananda-Radha-ebook/dp/B004ZH3IHG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1421482414&s=digital-text&keywords=mantra%252Bmeditation&tag=livanddar-20&sr=1-3)
(book)
Is it for me?
People usually find that it is easier to focus with a mantra
than with the breathing. Because a mantra is a word, andthoughts
are usually perceived as words, it can be easier to keep the focus
on a mantra rather than on the breathing.It is useful especially
when the mind is racing with many thoughts, since it mantra
meditation demands constantattention.
Meditating with a mantra can also make it simpler tointegrate
your meditative state into your daily life. In whateveractivity you
find yourself into, it can be as simple as repeating the mantra in
your mind.
Transcendental Meditation (TM)Origin & Meaning
Transcendental Meditation is a specific form of Mantra
Meditation introduced by Maharishi Mahesh
Yogi(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maharishi_Mahesh_Yogi) in 1955
in Indiaand the West.In the late 1960s and early1970s, the
Maharishi achieved fame as the guru to the Beatles, The Beach Boys
and other
celebrities(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_who_have_learned_Transcendental_Meditation).
It is a widely practiced form of meditation, with over 5million
practitioners worldwide, and there isa lot of scientificresearch,
sponsored by the organization, demonstrating the benefits of the
practice. However, there are also criticsof the Maharishi and his
organization.
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Transcendental Meditation and The Beatles
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How to do it
Transcendental meditation is not taught freely. The only way of
learning it is to pay to learn from one of their
licensedinstructors. The support given seems to be good,
though.
In general, however, it is known that TM involves the use of a
mantra and is practiced for 1520 minutes twice perday while sitting
with ones eyes closed. The mantra is not unique, and is given to
the practitioner based on hisgender and age. They are also not
meaningless sounds rather, they are Tantric names of Hindu
deities.
This is the official site of the movement:TM site
(http://www.tm.org/).
There is another similar technique,calledNatural Stress Relief,
which was created in 2003 by a former TM Teacher,and is much
cheaper to learn (47 USD instead of 960 USD), and has stripped out
some mystical elements of thepractice of TM, such as the initiation
(puja) and yogic flying (part of TM-Siddhi). You can learn more
about NSR incomparison to TM here
(http://www.natural-stress-relief.com/stress/mantra-meditation.htm)
andhere(http://www.natural-stress-relief.com/stress/mantra-meditation.htm).
Is it for me?
Personally I dont feel comfortable advising anyone to try
Transcendental Meditation anymore. My recent researchhas shown a
lot of doubtful practices of scientific research and concealment of
the religious nature of themovement. Email me if you want to know
more.
If you wish to try something similar, have a look at NSR
(above), or Mantra Meditation.
Yoga MeditationsOrigin & Meaning
There is not one type of meditation which is YogicMeditation, so
here it is meant the severalmeditation types taught in the yoga
tradition. Yoga
means union. Tradition goes as far as 1700 B.C, and has as its
highest goal spiritual purification and Self-Knowledge.Classical
Yoga divides the practice into rules of conduct (yamas and
niyamas), physical postures (asanas), breathingexercises
(pranayama), and contemplative practicesof meditation (pratyahara,
dharana, dhyana, samadhi).
How to do it
Here are some types of meditation practiced in Yoga. The most
commonand universal one is the thirdeyemeditation.
Third Eye Meditation focusing the attention on the spot between
the eyebrows(called by some the thirdeye or ajna chakra). The
attention is constantly redirected to this point, as a means to
silence the mind. By timethe silent gaps between thoughts get wider
and deeper. Sometimes this is accompanied by physically
looking,with eyes closed, towards that spot.Chakra Meditation the
practitioner focuses on one of the seven chakras of the body
(centers of energy),typically doing some visualizations and
chanting a specific mantra for each chakra (lam, vam, ram, yam,
ham,om).Gazing Meditation (Trataka) fixing the gazeon an external
object, typically a candle, image or a symbol(yantras). It is done
with eyes open, and then with eyes closed, to train both the
concentration and visualizationpowers of the mind. After closing
the eyes, you should still keep the image of the object in your
minds eye.Kundalini Meditation this is a very complex system
(http://www.dlshq.org/download/kundalini.htm) ofpractice. The goal
is the awakening of the kundalini energy which lies dormant on the
base of the spine, thedevelopment of several psychic centers in the
body, and, finally, enlightenment. There are several
dangersassociated with this practice, andit should not be attempted
without the guidance of a qualified yogi.Kriya Yoga is a set of
energization, breathing, and meditation exercises taught by
Paramahamsa Yogananda.This is more suited for those who have a
devotional temperament, and are seeking the spiritual aspects
ofmeditation. To learn it, you can apply to receive the
Self-Realization lessons, free of
charge(http://www.yogananda-srf.org/PY_SRF_Lessons_for_Home_Study.aspx#.VLwgfVOUdbo).Sound
Meditation (Nada Yoga) focusing on sound. Starts with meditation on
external sounds, such ascalming ambient music (like Native American
flute music), whereby the student focuses all his attention on
justhearing,as a help to quieten and collect the mind.By timethe
practice evolves to hearing the internal sounds ofthe body and
mind. The ultimate goal is to hear the Ultimate Sound(para nada),
which is a sound withoutvibration, and that manifests as OM.Tantra
unlike the popular view in the West, most Tantra practices have
nothing to do with ritualized sex (thiswas practiced by a minority
of lineages. Tantra is a very rich tradition, with dozens of
different contemplativepractices. The textVijnanabhairava Tantra
(http://www.shivashakti.com/vijnan.htm), for instance, lists
108
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OM yogic meditations
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meditations, most of them more advanced (already requiring a
certain degree of stillness and mind control).Here are some
examples from that text:
Merge the mind and the senses in the interior space in the
spiritual heart.When one object is perceived, all other objects
become empty. Concentrate on that emptiness.Concentrate on the
space which occurs between two thoughts.Fix attention on the inside
of the skull. Close eyes.Meditate on the occasion of any great
delight.Meditate on the feeling of pain.Dwell on the reality which
exists between pain and pleasure.Meditate on the void in ones body
extending in all directions simultaneously.Concentrate on a
bottomless well or as standing in a very high place.Listen to the
Anahata [heart chakra] sound.Listen to the sound of a musical
instrument as it dies away.Contemplate on the universe or ones own
body as being filled with bliss.Concentrate intensely on the idea
that the universe is completely void.Contemplate that the same
consciousness exists in all bodies.
Pranayama breathing regulation. It is not exactly meditation,
but an excellent practice to calm the mind andprepare it for
meditation. There are several different types ofPranayama, but the
simplest andmost commonlytaught oneis the 4-4-4-4. This means
breathing in counting up to 4, holding for 4 seconds, breathing out
for 4seconds, and holding empty for 4 seconds. Breathe through your
nose, and let the abdomen (and not the chest)be the one that moves.
Go through a few cycles like this. This regulation of
breathingbalances the moods andpacifies the body, and can be done
anywhere.
Yoga is a very rich tradition, with different lineages, so there
are many other techniques. But the ones above are themost
well-known; the others are more specific or complex.
For a start, this video
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfYhlJfe14I) is an excellent
resource on how to do Yogastyle meditation, and it combines
breathing, body awareness, mantra, and chakra meditation.
Learn more:
Chakras: Seven Chakras (http://chakraenergy.com/seven.html),
Mind Body
Green(http://www.mindbodygreen.com/0-91/The-7-Chakras-for-Beginners.html),Wikipedia
article(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chakra)Trataka
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tr%C4%81%E1%B9%ADaka)
(Wikipedia)Meditation and Mantras
(http://www.amazon.com/Meditation-Mantras-Vishnu-Devananda-ebook/dp/B00HF77DPG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&sr=1-2&s=digital-text&keywords=mantra%252525252Bmeditation&tag=livanddar-20&qid=1421482414)
(book)Raja Yoga
(http://www.amazon.com/Raja-Yoga-Annotated-Swami-Vivekananda-ebook/dp/B00ATEFTGC/ref=sr_1_1?peasin=B00ATEFTGC&sr=1-1&qid=1421581861&keywords=raja%252Byoga%252Bby%252Bswami%252Bvivekananda&tag=livanddar-20&ie=UTF8&s=digital-text&pebp=1421581864427)
(book)Kriya Yoga
(http://www.yogananda-srf.org/kriya_yoga_path_of_meditation.aspx#.VLwf11OUdbo)(Self-RealizationFellowship)Nada
Yoga: Spirit Sound (http://www.spiritsound.com/nadayoga.html),The
Practice of Nada
Yoga(http://www.amazon.com/The-Practice-Nada-Yoga-Meditation/dp/1620551810?tag=livanddar-20)(book),Wikipedia
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N%C4%81da_yoga), Bindu
Magazine(http://www.yogameditation.com/Articles/Issues-of-Bindu/Bindu-10/Nada-Yoga)(compreenshivearticle)The
Science of Pranayama
(http://www.amazon.com/Science-Pranayama-Sri-Swami-Sivananda-ebook/dp/B00N47UP0G/ref=sr_1_2?sr=8-2&qid=1421874452&keywords=pranayama&tag=livanddar-20&ie=UTF8)(book)Tantra:
The Path of Ecstasy
(http://www.amazon.com/Tantra-Path-Ecstasy-Georg-Feuerstein-ebook/dp/B0098PZWHE/ref=sr_1_2?sr=8-2&ie=UTF8&keywords=tantra&tag=livanddar-20&qid=1424655490)(book)
Is it for me?
With all these types of meditation in Yoga, you are likely to
find one that you like.If you are a musician, perhaps nadayogais
something that will attract you. If you are a devotional
person,kriya yogais a good option. Kundalini andChakra meditation
should only be attempted with a teacher.
Probably the simplest one to try is the third eye meditation,
which is simple and yieldsresults fairly quickly. For theother
types you would probably need more instruction, either of a teacher
or a good book (see references above).Besides, Pranayamais
definitely something anyone can benefit from.
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Self-Enquiry andI AmMeditation
Origin & Meaning
Self-Enquiry is the Englishtranslation for the
Sanskrittermatmavichara. It
means to investigate our true nature, to find the answer to the
Who am I? question, which culminates with theintimate knowledge of
our true Self, our true being. We see references to this meditation
in very old Indian texts;however, it was greatly popularized and
expanded upon by the 20th-century Indian sage Ramana
Maharshi(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramana_Maharshi)
(1879~1950).
The modern non-duality movement (or neo-advaita), which is
greatly inspired in his teachings as well as those ofNisargadatta
Maharaj
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nisargadatta_Maharaj)(1897~1981) and
Papaji(http://www.avadhuta.com/) strongly uses this technique and
variations. Many contemporaryteachers to employthis technique, the
most famous ones being Mooji (http://www.mooji.org/) (whom Ive
personally been with andrecommend), Adyashanti
(http://www.adyashanti.org/index.php?file=home), and Eckhart
Tolle(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzcPeKEtufA).
How to do it
This practice is very simple, but also very subtle. When
explaining it, however, it may sound very abstract.
Your sense of I (or ego) is the center of your universe. It is
there, in some form or another, behind all yourthoughts, emotions,
memories, and perceptions. Yet we are not clear about what this I
is about who we truly are,in essence and confuse it with our body,
our mind, our roles, our labels. Its the biggest mystery in our
lives.
With Self-Enquiry, the question Who I am?is asked
withinyourself. You must reject any verbal answers that maycome,
and use this question simply as a tool to fix your attention in the
subjective feeling of Ior I am. Become onewith it, go deep into it.
This will then reveal your true I, your real self as pure
consciousness, beyond all limitation. Itis not an intellectual
pursuit, but a question to bring the attention to the core element
of your perception andexperience: the I. This is not your
personality, but a pure, subjective, feeling of existing without
any images orconcepts attached to it.Whenever thoughts/feelings
arise, you ask yourself, To whom does this arise? or Who is aware
of _____ (anger, fear,pain, or whatever)? The answer will be Its
me!. From then you ask Who am I?, to bring the attention back to
thesubjective feeling ofself, of presence. It is pure existence,
objectless and choice-less awareness.
Another way of explaining this practice is to just focus the
mind on your feeling of being, the non-verbal I am thatshines
inside of you. Keep it pure, without association with anything you
perceive.
On all other types of meditation, the I (yourself) is focusing
on some object, internal or external, physical or mental.In
self-enquiry, the I is focusing on itself, the subject. It is the
attention turned towards its source.There is no special position to
practice, although the general suggestions about posture and
environment are helpfulfor beginners.
Learn more:
Guided IamMeditations
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3CZfmSX580) with Mooji:Teachings
of Ramana Maharishi: Happiness of Being
(http://www.happinessofbeing.com/), David Godmans
blog(http://davidgodman.org/),Sri Ramanasram official site
(http://www.sriramanamaharshi.org/)Nisargadatta Maharaj:
Enlightened-Spirituality
(http://www.enlightened-spirituality.org/Nisargadatta_Maharaj.html)Quotes
apps
(https://itunes.apple.com/au/app-bundle/advaita-bundle-best-spiritual/id918369991?mt=8&at=%26at%3D11lHIX)
(iOS)Be As You Are
(http://www.amazon.com/Be-You-Are-Teachings-Maharshi/dp/0140190627?tag=livanddar-20)(book
or Ramanas teachings)I Am That
(http://www.amazon.com/I-Am-That-Nisargadatta-Maharaj/dp/0893860468/ref=sr_1_1?peasin=893860468&sr=1-1&qid=1422784986&keywords=i%2Bam%2Bthat%2Bnisargadatta&tag=livanddar-20&ie=UTF8&s=books&pebp=1422784989473)
(book of Nisargadatta Maharaj, a modern spiritual classic)
Is it for me?
This meditation is very powerful in bringing inner freedom and
peace; yet, if you dont have previous experience withmeditation,
you may find it very hard to follow through. As an initial aid to
give you a feeling for it, I would advisefollowing some guided
meditations from Mooji, in YouTube.
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