Merging through Meditation

Meditation is when the mind focuses on one single thought. All the external distractions do not interfere with the concentration. In pure meditation, sometimes, the present state dissolved. It no longer matters what is going around the human body. That concentration is much more beyond the body’s wants and needs. It is all about being in that state of peace. After waking up from that meditative state, it’s time to realize that one is much more than just the body. The world doesn’t end for us after death. The body’s needs and wants are not the purposes of life. Meditation makes you realize that there is so much more.

“The mind is the senses, emotions, intellect, and will.”

Once somebody realizes the grandeur truth, they are aware that senses, emotions, intellect, and do not control them. When this bridge is crossed, that is when you come closer to your consciousness. When realized that the mind is no higher than the body, that is the ultimate state of peace.

After deep meditation, it is evident what separates you from the infinite consciousness, which is the personal identity - dissolves. The realization is called “undifferentiated awareness.”

Turiya is the state of waking up from a dreamless sleep. At this stage, one is neither aware of the presence of their mind nor the body. Once reached this ultimate peace, then one is in “Samadhi” when one is liberated or “Moksh.” Everything else is just Brahm. It is this state where one is the most alive.

Realizing that one is much more beyond the body, mind, and personal identity, they discover the Self or the Atman.

“Our real Self is not different from the ultimate reality called God.”

Realizing this truth, the Self merges with the infinite consciousness. Once absorbed, there is no difference in space and time. If not united, the differences are dissolved, and the awareness remains “chit.”

When consciousness reaches the state of samadhi, the body combines itself with time, space, the dimension in a package. The entire reality is within. This is the moment of being complete, is called Sat. The process of meditation brings the ultimate joy to humanity. Being in total awareness and bliss brings joy. Being one (united) with the Self is then the only desire.

Tat Twam Asi