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This topic has not been discussed in detail so far it seems, sporadic here and there maybe. In another thread
What are other folks most memorable meditation experience in a collection situation? In what centre, with who, what happened, when?
I had a few but maybe the most memorable was in Pandav Bhavan, Madhuban. A post breakfast class session led by Sister Sheilu, and for a long period it seems I was flying around even when the class re-continued, I was still floating and "refused" to come back down to earth. It was only when I felt a budge, then heard a small crackle on the earphone, before coming to the senses, the pulse between the eyes was still pumping.
Usually I may have very "light and white" experiences whilst meditating on my own, rather than in groups, whether at home or alone in Baba's room. Is this what others also experience, on their own versus when in a group ?
Amrit Vela also brings the best experiences, once the sleepiness is overcome.
pilatus wrote:2) On the day after my one and only BapDada encounter, I had one of the most intense mediation experiences I've ever had at a session led by Sr. Maureen at Gyan Sarovar.
What are other folks most memorable meditation experience in a collection situation? In what centre, with who, what happened, when?
I had a few but maybe the most memorable was in Pandav Bhavan, Madhuban. A post breakfast class session led by Sister Sheilu, and for a long period it seems I was flying around even when the class re-continued, I was still floating and "refused" to come back down to earth. It was only when I felt a budge, then heard a small crackle on the earphone, before coming to the senses, the pulse between the eyes was still pumping.
Usually I may have very "light and white" experiences whilst meditating on my own, rather than in groups, whether at home or alone in Baba's room. Is this what others also experience, on their own versus when in a group ?
Amrit Vela also brings the best experiences, once the sleepiness is overcome.