465--Q&A WITH SWAMIJI-- Guidance into Samadhi

[Guest guest]

Question from Rajan:

Dear Swamiji, I have been reading the biography of Shree Maa and

yourself in the book"Before becoming this". I read about yours and

Shree Maa's experience in samadhi. Now is Samadhi equivalent to

gaining THE!Braham Gyan, is this a different experience. Does one

need a guru to guide one through a samadhi in the sadhaks initial

stages?

 

Swamiji's response:

Yes, we need a Guru to guide us.

No, I don't understand what you mean by THE Brahma Gyan. If that means

having measured the limits of infinity for all of time, then No. If it

means being able to give words to what the Rishis described as not

this and not that, then No.

But Samadhi is certainly an experience worth pursuing and worthy of seeking understanding.

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[Guest guest]

You really rock Swamji!

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Nanda

Thursday, October 27, 2005 8:42 PM

465--Q&A WITH SWAMIJI-- Guidance into Samadhi

Question from Rajan:

Dear Swamiji, I have been reading the biography of Shree Maa and

yourself in the book"Before becoming this". I read about yours and

Shree Maa's experience in samadhi. Now is Samadhi equivalent to

gaining THE!Braham Gyan, is this a different experience. Does one

need a guru to guide one through a samadhi in the sadhaks initial

stages?

Swamiji's response:

Yes, we need a Guru to guide us.

No, I don't understand what you mean by THE Brahma Gyan. If that means

having measured the limits of infinity for all of time, then No. If it

means being able to give words to what the Rishis described as not

this and not that, then No.

But Samadhi is certainly an experience worth pursuing and worthy of seeking understanding.

FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click.