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| | | 21 September, 2011 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | Why should we focus the mind and concentrate? Swami explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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The mind conceives an object and dallies with it a little, but it soon discards it and runs after another one which it feels is more attractive! The Sadhaka (spiritual aspirant) has to be ever watchful of this tendency of the mind. When the mind flits from one thing to another, it must be brought back to the right path and the right object through concentration and meditation. That is the correct spiritual practice. If the aspirant does not make efforts to achieve this one-pointedness and allows the mind to follow its vagaries, the process deserves to be called ‘monkey meditation’, a type of meditation that is indeed very harmful to spiritual progress. You must redirect the mind to concentrate, to focus and to be one-pointed. Concentration endows you with divine joy, wisdom beyond measure, inner vision, insight into the deeper truths, clearer underst anding and oneness with God. - Dhyana Vahini, Ch 13: “Developing One-pointedness”. | | |
| Dedication ensures success, purifies inner vision and gives lasting joy. - Baba |
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