01.01.2022: Preksha Meditation

Published: 01.01.2022

Posted on 01.01.2022 10:05

What precisely do you mean by an internal trip?

The inner journey is related to our spinal cord. The spinal cord is a part of our central nervous system. On each side of it are the two nerves known as ida (parasympathetic nervous system) and pingla (sympathetic nervous system). Ida is
on the left, Pingla on the right. The central nervous system is known as sushumna. When the vital current passes out of sushumna, the central nervous system, and flows through ida and pingla, extra version takes place, because our consciousness is then diffused. If the vital current flows along the sushumna, a path becomes available for consciousness to turn inwards. When consciousness turns inwards, and the sadhak is able to experience it, that moment becomes the moment of self-realization.

What one feels at that moment is something to be experienced; it cannot be described. With a view to integrating one’s consciousness before going into meditation, the process of inner voyage is unique and infallible.

~Acharya Mahapragya

meditation #spirituality #acharyamahapragya #prekshameditation #yoga #peace ⁣


Sources

Preksha Meditation FB
View Facebook page

Categories

Click on categories below to activate or deactivate navigation filter.

  • Jaina Sanghas
    • Shvetambar
      • Terapanth
        • Preksha Meditation
          • Share this page on:
            Page glossary
            Some texts contain  footnotes  and  glossary  entries. To distinguish between them, the links have different colors.
            1. Acharya
            2. Acharya Mahapragya
            3. Consciousness
            4. Ida
            5. Internal Trip
            6. Mahapragya
            7. Meditation
            8. Pingla
            9. Preksha
            10. Preksha Meditation
            11. Preksha Meditation FB
            12. Sadhak
            13. Sushumna
            14. Yoga
            Page statistics
            This page has been viewed 486 times.
            © 1997-2024 HereNow4U, Version 4.56
            Home
            About
            Contact us
            Disclaimer
            Social Networking

            HN4U Deutsche Version
            Today's Counter: