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Title: In the Present Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Jun 03, 2024 05:17 am Have you ever laughed so hard you felt great? That’s just what happened to me. ———————————————————————————————————————————————- "When you start thinking about the past, when you start criticizing and insulting others and blame them for the mishaps that happen in your life, when you plan and dream of a promising future and forget to live in the present, that is where the Law of Karma begins operating on you ". Amma Title: Re: In the Present Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Jun 03, 2024 10:36 am Sometimes while meditating i attempt to do nothing after practicing meditation techniques, because even in prayer there is an earnestness an effort. In very silent meditation there is no effort. I’ve often been at temples when it was so quiet that if there was any sound of for instance snoring, sneezing, coughing or vehicles in the background the depth of meditation reached by the room of people would be disturbed and take you out of the apparent blessing. I can say this about meditation at home as well in for instance the stillness of the night or somewhere in nature. The only difference for me though is that there is really something to the these scriptural words; ‘Where two or more are gathered in my name, there I shall be also.’ Because it does seem at times that the spiritual vibration can be multiplied by the presence of other people meditating together. This is why Paramahansa Yogananda always recommended meditation at centers and with others when possible. |