Just as you brush and bathe each day, taking time out to think of God. One owes the Creator a gift, that gift can be willing meditation.
Meditation does not mean reciting holy words again & again. Meditation is just sitting down and observe feelng inside one self. It is a path of knowing Self.
It is through meditation One creates the causes for the release of the bondage of this loveable reflection of God within self. As you forget your little self (the ego) and focus on the needs of the soul, you find the lilting song of the Divine wafting into the inner recesses of your heart.
Meditation is food for the soul. Life becomes a musical rendition, in the canticle of which you create your own successful tune.
Regards
Manvir
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Originally Posted by il_sikh WJKK, WJKF!
I know that the way to salvation is meditation on God. But I'm just wondering how is that actually done? Is it like other eastern faiths (like Buddhism, Jainism), sitting and reciting Waheguru over and over, or is there more to it? How do we, as Sikhs, meditate on God? I realise being conciously aware of what you're doing, being calm, etc. is required. But what else? I apologise if a lot of that is redundant. Thanks for your help,
Justin justin_lundeen@khalsa.com |