Samadhi

Samadhi. In Christianity it is the second death. Buddhism; nirvana, Taoism; emptiness, New Age; void or zero-point. All these and more terms relate to the blissful divine union with God.

Samadhi is that state of Soul/God union when the mind becomes single pointed on the object of meditation. Breathing stops, and heart rate ceases to beat. Because of these physiological "changes" which resemble death, early Jews and Christian called Samadhi the "second death".

This second death is spoken about in the Holy Bibles Book of Revelations, when it speaks of unloosening the seven seals. The seven seals (candlesticks, churches, spirits, or vials, horsemen, and even seals)are the seven human body chakras.

Opening the seventh seal or chakra brings about enlightenment, nirvana, void, samadhi, or even the second death.

It is this blissful union with God which is spoken about not only in the Book of Revelations, but through each major world religion.

What is so important of Samadhi or the Second Death. Entering Samadhi is like heightened prayer. Repeated bouts of Samadhi is like the highest contact with God. In Samadhi you are linked to God. Linking to God you can develop powers (spiritual siddhis; levitation, becoming as small as an atom, as large as the universe, achieving and desire, and more-see wikipedia: siddhis).

Besides the eight major siddhis which can become developed, there is also minor siddhis like teleportation, manifesting, spontaneous healing, telekinesis, or even telepathy.

The key to entering Samadhi is repeative focused meditation, pranayama, asana, or even mantra. By fostering a disciplined life of yoga, and a desire to witness God, the Soul/God will come out from the midst of the silence and become present and observable.

Later this month (Sept. 2009) there will be additions to Youtube.com building upon the basics of powerful, breakthrough divine Kriya, Yoga, and manifesting tools. Through these free exercises, you will learn what Samadhi looks, feels and is, and you will learn methods by which you can learn to repeatedly enter Samadhi.

Blessing and Abundance,
Dr. Andrew Greszczyszyn