NIRVICHAR VAISHARADYA ADHYATM PRASADAH
WHEN THE NIRVICHAR SAMADHI IS PURIFIED (OR PERFECTED) THEN CHITTA
HAS STEADY CONCENTRATION ON THE SELF.
As one can imagine, when we have a success in maintaining any level of the Samadhi, we get more interest and it is easier to progress. But one has to get some 'fruits' out of our efforts, then only one continues to do more intense efforts. This is true of anything in life . If we try to play tennis and have some progress and now we can hit a ball better and may have some success in a tennis tournament, we will be encourager to do more practice. But if we continue to do poorly , we will be discouraged and will may be stop practicing the game of tennis. Same is true of the Samadhi. Once we go through the initial levels of the Samadhi , which are not as difficult as the higher levels are, (though with no previous experience we find it more difficult),we must see some improvement or some rewards of the Samadhi.So once we have perfected the Nirvichar Samdhi, we have some knowledge of the SELF and have some intuition. How does this manifest in practical life ?When we are at the higher plane of the thought process or may be the so called 'universal mind ', we can 'know' more than ordinary people. You might have seen someone ;knowing' something that ordinarily is impossible to know. e.g knowing that some one had auto accident or knowing that some one has delivered a baby(when we knew that she was pregnant but not known that she was in labour.)In the beginning this may come as surprise. But this is the intuitive mind that we see at work. This can not be explained on the basis of logic, but only on the basis of the mind power that one develop with the ability to concentrate beyond the 'gross' objects.
These kind of so called power will encourage us to do more efforts to achieve higher levels . ONE SHOULD NOT GET STUCK AT THIS LEVEL. These intuitive thought may be random and not always on 'demand' . But they are still there.But the main thing that hapens is the ability to see beyond the Gross level.
WHEN THE NIRVICHAR SAMADHI IS PURIFIED (OR PERFECTED) THEN CHITTA
HAS STEADY CONCENTRATION ON THE SELF.
As one can imagine, when we have a success in maintaining any level of the Samadhi, we get more interest and it is easier to progress. But one has to get some 'fruits' out of our efforts, then only one continues to do more intense efforts. This is true of anything in life . If we try to play tennis and have some progress and now we can hit a ball better and may have some success in a tennis tournament, we will be encourager to do more practice. But if we continue to do poorly , we will be discouraged and will may be stop practicing the game of tennis. Same is true of the Samadhi. Once we go through the initial levels of the Samadhi , which are not as difficult as the higher levels are, (though with no previous experience we find it more difficult),we must see some improvement or some rewards of the Samadhi.So once we have perfected the Nirvichar Samdhi, we have some knowledge of the SELF and have some intuition. How does this manifest in practical life ?When we are at the higher plane of the thought process or may be the so called 'universal mind ', we can 'know' more than ordinary people. You might have seen someone ;knowing' something that ordinarily is impossible to know. e.g knowing that some one had auto accident or knowing that some one has delivered a baby(when we knew that she was pregnant but not known that she was in labour.)In the beginning this may come as surprise. But this is the intuitive mind that we see at work. This can not be explained on the basis of logic, but only on the basis of the mind power that one develop with the ability to concentrate beyond the 'gross' objects.
These kind of so called power will encourage us to do more efforts to achieve higher levels . ONE SHOULD NOT GET STUCK AT THIS LEVEL. These intuitive thought may be random and not always on 'demand' . But they are still there.But the main thing that hapens is the ability to see beyond the Gross level.
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