Everyone knows that meditation is good for us. Every doctor, psychologists, fitness teacher and even your friends and neighbours tell you so. Maybe, you yourself are practising meditation for long.
But if someone asks you, new or old practitioners of meditation,
(a)Whether you are qualified for meditation,
(b) Which object you meditate on,
(c) What you want from your meditation
(d) How will you grade your success in achieving it,
And you feel yourself uncomfortable in replying these basic questions, this series of books “Eternal Meditation Principles: Brahm Vidyas” is for you.
Despite the increased popularity of meditation practices, the modern meditation systems primarily focussing on psychological and physical well-being are only partially successful. Moreover, very few meditation practitioners aim at attaining self-awareness or the status of super consciousness.
The Author emphasises that physical and mental health are only additional benefits, or byproducts of meditation and the aim should be...