[FairfieldLife] Re: Does watching this symbolic wind constitute worship of Vayu?
Seems to me placing the attention on a natural phenomenon as one would attend the mantra has to be at least as calming as TM. Dunno. Just wondering these days about how ancient meditation has to be.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Does watching this symbolic wind constitute worship of Vayu?
Edg, regarding natural phenomena, these days some systems use the sound of natural water, like the ocean, a stream or rain, to quiet the brain. I think visual stimuli tend to be create more excitation in the brain. My former SO felt he could transcend on the sense of taste. On Sunday, April 27, 2014 9:05 AM, Duveyoung no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote: Seems to me placing the attention on a natural phenomenon as one would attend the mantra has to be at least as calming as TM. Dunno. Just wondering these days about how ancient meditation has to be.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Does watching this symbolic wind constitute worship of Vayu?
Clicking on the 'Show History Tab' in a conscientious and regular fashion has been shown improve the readability and comprehension of posts. This conclusion is the result of numerous experiences among participants on various chat sites and is endorsed by the Society of Better Readability on Internet Forums. Not to be confused with the group that endorses stannous fluoride. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : Seems to me placing the attention on a natural phenomenon as one would attend the mantra has to be at least as calming as TM. Dunno. Just wondering these days about how ancient meditation has to be.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Does watching this symbolic wind constitute worship of Vayu?
Well, is wind not the same as prana, and there are different pranas at work in the body. I consider the workings of prana to be an unexplored area of physiology. Am I off track here? ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote : http://hint.fm/wind/ http://hint.fm/wind/ Any representation is, yawlp, a representation. But this one GETS TO ME. It seems, (okay I'm going to say it,) alive. I'm saying watching the wind symbolically in real time might constitute worship of Vayu (or whatever dynamic of the nervous system that is iteratively resonant with the values of nature that are symbolized by the concept: Vayu.) The wind is a phenomenon of nature that's older than life on earth and must perforce be something with which ALL sentience is necessarily attuned -- if only for the survival benefits. A very deep DNA code-dynamic must be dedicated to managing the individual's awareness of the importance of air/water movement. I wonder if looking at this Web page triggers or excites or activates communion or unity-type experiences.. It's a good bet, methinks, that we're all built from the ground up to be able to become more attuned with everything if we but get jiggy with almost any universal phenomenon. Looking at a fire, or candle or ? -- all can be said to be a worship of some sort. Anyone want to discuss?
