SAMYAMA In order to understand and heal ignorance (Avidya) we must understand the levels of knowledge. The removal of dissatisfaction requires an understanding of the Samyama Process The Three Stages of Completion Dharana, Dhyana, Samadhi Withdrawal of Sensory Preception (pratyahara) leads to Concentration or Focus (dharana), allowing Contemplation (dhyana), which is the means to Completion, or Satisfaction (samadhi) FROM SEPARATION TO
INCLUSION Discovery, Contemplation, Comprehension Discovery is the Initial Realization - Contemplation is The Work of
Realizing, of making Real and Comprehension is The Actual Reality In Sanskrit, these are the final three of the eight
stages to
Unity, Yet it Cannot be Described, only Known. Study,
Practice and
Realization It All Comes from and leads to This Process is Called The Study of this process is singularly fascinating in that such a study actually increases intelligence and therefore the powers of the mind to perceive happiness and the fulfillment of true desires. Comprehension is itself a fascinating word in that it includes such meanings as "to grasp", to totally apprehend, to understand way beyond understanding, or understand understanding itself. Comprehension is acquisition, so it includes the powers of attainment. envisionment or true vision, and accomplishment. SAMYAMA
The Process of Authentic Comprehension HOW!?
- Contemplate Completion
The Process of Accomplishment Ever noticed how "How?" is always the first question asked? Isn't it tiresome? At first blush it seems to be a question of technique, but more deeply it is a quest for means, like "what is the process by which I accomplish this?" Discovering the process of accomplishment requires first the complete comprehension of what it is you wish to accomplish. Investigation will reveal that complete understanding of a finished product will necessarily reveal the means by which it was accomplished. And it must be obvious by now that we cannot manifest what we don't understand. Isn't that the gist of the "Repeated Lessons" Syndrome? So if Comprehension is the key to accomplisnhment, what we really need is the Comprehension of the Process of Comprehension itself, or "How" do we Comprehend, because, as stated above, in the complete comprehension of an accomplishment is found its means. This understanding of the Process of Comprehension, its principles, purpose, power and practice, is called in the wisdom teachings of ancient Sanskrit, "SAMYAMA", and it shows the way to the powers of the mind used for manifestation. It is the true power of the mind, not the imagined one or the desired one. To project and manifest the future, God willing, is entrusted only to the proven trustworthy. And how is this proven? By the nature, purity and power of the teachings he or she carries. And wherefrom come these teachings? Only from the True Self. Hence the Reality, Beauty and Power of Self-Realization. So the first step in the process of accomplishment is the complete understanding of what you wish to accomplish. And - I now tell you - the first step for that comprehension is understanding WHY you want to accomplish it. So in accordance with the Buddhist principle of the Half Step Backwards, we check ourselves and ask - Why? What is my motivation for wanting to accomplish this? We must investigate our motivations because if the intention is sound the motivation will be pure and the outcome guaranteed and inevitable. And if not, then not. So we apply the "principles of process" to accomplish a process the accomplishment of which will reveal the means to the accomplishment of what we wish to accomplish. That's the answer to the question of "How?" It is also the Process of "Think and Grow Rich". (But in Sanskrit). CLASS
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The Power, Purpose, Principles, Process and Practice of Comprehension A Series of Counselor Training and Planning Sessions on Samyama - Comprehending Comprehension Comprehension
is Acquisition. If you can comprehend it, you can have
it.
Projection into the future comes from a relaxed mind, not from desperation. A relaxed mind dwells in and knows only God. And from that All Good Things Ensue. To free your Noble Self from the grips of desperation and fear requires only the comprehension of this process. I, for example, see and know that you are in reality quite free and making the choices of your choosing. You, on the other hand might choose to argue with me on that point. I would then observe that what you are really desperate for, in need of and crying out for, in spite of the fact that you are receiving it, is what we call Reality Therapy, and tell you that in the course of that therapy you will gain the above mentioned Comprehension by which you would identify the nature of your slavery and the sources of your desperation as other than your TrueSelf, which would thereby set you free to do what you really want to do in life, instead of wasting your time putting out self-created fires. Self Discovery for the Fulfillment of
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