Dhyaan(meditation) is the process of becoming attuned with the self, thoughtless, and free of all burdens. True Dhyaan happens only after Sadguru activates Kundalini Shakti. Dhyaan cannot be performed or taught. It is the result of Sadguru’s grace.
Dhyaan is the cleansing of mind. One is immersed in the joy of various kriyaas. Sadhak does not need to search for pleasures in the world out. Sadhak discovers Teerth (sacred places), Vrata (religious course), festivals, Gods, all in himself.
Sadhana(an ego-transcending spiritual practice) clears the path of Kundalini Shakti so it can unite with God Shiva. This same power fulfills every wish of the Sadhak. It grants extra sensory vision and abilities of a Siddha (superhuman), clears the nervous system, causes ashta satvik feelings (8 pure emotions), activates the third eye, and finally eliminates the threat of death.
Dhyaan purifies the mind and speech, provides endless energy, and creates non-binding love. Sadhak’s face glows with mystical charm. When Dhyaan blossoms, Sadhak attains the ultimate state of being and achieves Nirvana. Samadhi is the eventual result of Dhyaan. Samadhi occurs when physical, metaphysical and psychological unease ends. Dhyaan helps Sadhak transcend this unease.
If one thinks this to be the final birth and is determined to find the decisive treasures then Sadguru’s grace opens the channel for Shiva and Shakti’s union. Doors will open on their own.
Sadguru is committed to take his disciples till that very point. In fact, Sadguru is the one who works through his disciple. Hence we only need to surrender ourselves to Sadguru as he is the one responsible for our transcendence.
Passage from Shiv Purana says, “There’s no Teerth, Penance, or Yagya comparable to Dhyaan.” Hence, Dhyaan is the primary duty of every Sadhak.”
