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MEDITATION FOR THE NEUTRAL MIND

Before starting this practice please take a moment to “tune in” by saying 3x “Ong Namo Guru Dev Namo“ with the hands in font of the heart in prayer pose. Learn about tuning in here.

  • INSTRUCTIONS

  • POSTURE: Sit in easy pose with the spine straight. Remove all tension from every part of the body. Sit straight by achieving a balance.

    MUDRA: Put both hands in the lap with the palms facing up. Rest the right hand in the left. The thumb tips may touch or not.

    EYES: Close the eyes. Imagine seeing yourself sitting peacefully and full of radiance. Then gradually let your energy collect like a flow at the Brow Point.

    BREATH: Let the breath regulate itself into a meditative slow, almost suspended manner.

    MANTRA AND FOCUS: Concentrate without effort at the Brow Point and mentally vibrate in a simple monotone, as if chopping the sound, projecting each syllable distinctly: Wa-he gu-ru.

    Call on the higher self and keep going steadily through all barriers. Let go and let God.

    TIME: Practice this meditation for 17 to 31 minutes at a time.

  • Wa - he - gu - ru

    Learn more about this mantra here.

  • BENEFITS

    The Neutral Mind lives for the touch of vastness. It lets all other thoughts be without disturbance to your constant inner light. The Neutral Mind opens the gate to that deep remembrance of the self and soul.

    It is easy to hear a truth and difficult to live it, to embed it deeply into your heart and mind. Jappa (meditative repetition of a mantra) done with the refined Neutral Mind leads to Naam Chit Aveh—the constant remembrance of the Infinite.