Meditation Poll: Is it easy for you to reach the mental silence when you sit for meditation?

Meditation Poll: Is it easy for you to reach the mental silence when you sit for meditation?

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Author: Ozge Ozkaya
Ozge Ozkaya is from Turkey and he enjoys compiling articles for freemeditation.ca. He loves playing soccer, watching movies and meditating whenever is possible. :-) He has been in the beautiful world of Sahaja Meditation since 2000.



In the state of thoughtless awareness we think neither of the past nor of the future. We are entirely in the present moment, in the state of being and do not waste the precious moments of life thinking about times that are finished forever or yet to come. We start to enjoy our Self, our spirit, our own inner beauty and the the beauty of creation. We start to enjoy being. We are able to enjoy the singing of birds and the scent of flowers at a much deeper level as we are no longer bombarded by the meaningless mental chatter that assails our awareness and pollutes our attention, distracting us from the simple joys of our existence. [1]

So entering in the thoughtless state is like enjoying the scene once you reach the top of the mountain. The enjoyment of meditation can only come if one can reach that state. Having said all those, it is sometimes challenging or hard to experience this profound state.

How is your experience during the meditation? Do you sometimes find it difficult to enter the state of mental silence? What do you do in order to reach that state if you find it very hard at the beginning? What do you think that prevents you to enter the state of thoughtless awareness? You can post your thoughts in the comment form.

Is it easy for you to reach the mental silence when you sit for meditation?

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[1] http://www.freemeditation.ca/meditation-basics/meditation-and-thoughtless-awareness/


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  • Zac Tianne
    Jan 25, 2010
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    Mostly now, I reach the thoughtless awareness state with almost every session but it’s still taking me 30 to 40 minutes to get there–i.e. I’m still in full training mode. I’ve just started a blog as a way of sharing my experience also, in addition to having written about my training method in a book called Meditation – A Primer For The Primate. My method and view are a little unconventional but they are what I’ve found to work for me.
    Wishing you emptiness always.
    Zac.

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