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Writings related to Meditation, Concentration, etc.

Meditation on Universal Brotherhood

Article/ by Bas Rijken van Olst, Sunrise: Theosophic Perspectives, May, 2005

What is meant by meditation? A general definition would be: one-pointed concentration on a subject, continued attention to it. For every form of meditation, theosophy… Read More »Meditation on Universal Brotherhood

Meditation: What Is It?

Article/ by David Reigle, The High Country Theosophist, November, 1997

Today there is a lot of material available on meditation, much of which is seemingly conflicting. One feels at a loss to try and sort… Read More »Meditation: What Is It?

Culture of Concentration

Article/ by W. Q. Judge, The Path, July, 1888

The term most generally in use to express what is included under the above title is SELF CULTURE. Now it seems to well enough express,… Read More »Culture of Concentration

Contemplation

Article/ by Damodar K. Mavalankar, The Theosophist, February, 1884 [Incl. Follow-up(s)]

A general misunderstanding of this term seems to prevail. The popular idea appears to be to confine oneself for half an hour—or at the utmost… Read More »Contemplation

[Dhyana & The Company of Mahatmas]

Note(s)/ by H. P. Blavatsky, The Theosophist, January, 1880

Article selection from “Badrinath, the Mysterious”, by “a Swami who has seen it” | Note by H.P.B. Half way up a peak of the Himalaya… Read More »[Dhyana & The Company of Mahatmas]