Meditation is an active, structured mental process of quietening the mind and harmonising the body. This state of harmony is directed towards experiencing the innermost consciousness.  When the body and mind is made calm, a person can experience the essence of their own being.  Through regular practice one experiences the spiritual self, acquiring a new perspective, learning to empower oneself, the experience being transformational.

               The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant.
               We have created a society that honours the servant and has forgotten the gift.

                                                         Albert Einstein 

Human beings have from time immemorial searched for happiness; for this is the nature of all beings;
to appreciate the true nature of happiness;
is to understand the goal of life…

We are amazingly creative conscious beings with the mental ability for self-transformation.

The mind:

*      Is a non-biological structure;

*      Always takes the form of its object of thought;

*      Is cyclical in nature and functions in cycles (24 hour, seven day, lunar cycle, etc)

The yogis figured this out many, many thousands of years ago and developed powerful techniques to unfold this intuitive faculty of mind. The internal application of this intuitive faculty allows the practitioner to experience the essence of their being

and a profound sense of oneness with all forms of life.

When the mind is made calm and focused internally, it experiences the depth of its own nature more clearly. This state of being brings peace, clarity and harmony to the individual and the society, removing the waves of agitation that separate us  from each other and the universe.

Thus meditation also helps us experience unity and harmony with the world we live in.

The source of power from which all our abilities come is a steady, clear and positive mind.