The Science of MeditationMotilal Banarsidass Publ., 31/05/1995 - 199 من الصفحات Coming in the wake of his earlier books, Yoga--The Art of Integration and The Nameless Experience which dwelt on the philosophy and psychology of Meditation, this work treats the subject from a purely practical standpoint. The theme of Meditation is discussed in terms of the three main constituents, namely, the Brain, the Habit mechanism and the Mind. The revitalisation, the modification and the transformation of the triad respectively would usher in the wholeness of spiritual life. In passing, the book discusses the way of spontaneous awakening of Kundalini, the biological energy the human body contains, which no longer, the author avers, requires any Hatha Yoga practice or the guidance of an expert. It is sincerely hoped that a practical treatment of the subject of meditation will help man to lead a healthy and creative life amidst his baffling psychological life. |
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The Watcher but not the Watchman 16 The Mysterious Event Selected Bibliography | 15 |
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able active activised Annie Besant awakening Kundalini awakening of Kundalini awareness become behaviour-patterns biological energy brain-potential breathing bring Cakras centre chapter comes communication consciously created images dream dullness emptied enjoyer enjoyment existence experience of meditation expressional feeling functioning Fusion give H. P. Blavatsky habit habit-mechanism habitual images happens Hatha Yoga Human Brain image-building faculty imagination impacts Impulse indulgence intensity intruding thoughts Krishnamurti Kuṇḍalini Letters on Yoga living mantra mechanism memory ment mental images mind's modes of action modification move movement nature needs negation nerves nervous system non-dual observation Old Brain old content old mind one's oneself outer Patanjali path patterns of behaviour physical action physical level pleasure potential problem psychological question Raynor Johnson release Sahasrara Sakti says self-image senses silence Śiva sleep spiritual aspirant spontaneous Sri Aurobindo Tantrik technique tension things Third Eye thought-image tion transformation triple transformation vivid will-power Yoga Sutras