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Sri M said ...
Dhyana comes from the root dhi, which means ‘to meditate’. When dharana becomes continuous, like when you pour oil from a vessel, then that dhara, dharana, becomes dhyana. If you are seriously inte...
Dhyana comes from the root dhi, which means ‘to meditate’. When dharana becomes continuous, like when you pour oil from a vessel, then that dhara, dharana, becomes dhyana. If you are seriously interested in a subject, then dhyana is automatic. If you are not, then through the practice of dharana, it stretches and becomes dhyana.within us.
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