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If you go by the traditional understanding, meditation means dhyana. Before dhyana there is dharana and then there is samadhi. So, when you say dhyana, it merges into samadhi; that's what meditatio...

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November 07, 2021

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If you go by the traditional understanding, meditation means dhyana. Before dhyana there is dharana and then there is samadhi. So, when you say dhyana, it merges into samadhi; that's what meditation actually means.

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