Example of Samadhi

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Date:  Posted 3 years before Mar 18, 2016

MiBeloved 3 years ago

Meditation after breath infusion was a little bit different this morning, because of infusing energy being without focus on kundalini or on the spinal passage, but working strenuously with some instructions about creating yoga siddha form which is sexually neutral but which has gender.

Gender remains in these forms but the sexual polarity bit is absent, so that the student yogi is free from the intrigues which are involved in sexual indulgence.

At first when I sat to meditate, naad sound was blasting, pumping out, it seemed that this vibrational energy was down in the back left below the neck. I perceived its vortex which was outside the subtle body but the energy penetrated through the subtle body.

For about the first seven minutes of the mediation this was happening and simultaneously there was a package of energy which was questions from students. These questions bundled themselves together and were present as a tightly knit ball like form. I let it remain there but for that seven minutes it was effective in stunting the meditation so that I could not focus to see what the infused energy had done to the psyche.

What is the use of doing breath infusion, just to do it? What is the result of it?

After those 7 minutes, something happened and the questions energy disappeared. I felt that I was in naad light but it was not as dark as I saw before. This was like early sunrise on a small island in the pacific. There was light everywhere. Then after about 3 minutes that light increased in intensity as if someone threw a switch which increased the current.

I looked down and there was a large cavern below but I could not see anything which I could distinguish, the light was everywhere.

After a bit, something happened and I lost observational capacity and entered into a level of consciousness which I could not observe objectively.

After sometime I came back to physical awareness finding that the head of the physical body was drooped downwards but remained centered. I felt that the tongue was pushed into the lower front teeth. Instinctively an urge pulled back the tongue and because some part of it was squeeze between two of the teeth there was a minute stinging pain when it was pulled back.

This is an example of entering a samadhi after breath infusion and because of the effects of the infusion, but it is a samadhi without objectivity. Gradually over time a yogi can master any of these samadhis to gain objectivity during their experience.