Meditations: Humans Don’t Matter, but the Human Brain Does
Through meditation, one can experience a state of “aesthetic stasis” or “samadhi” where memory, self and the known are obliterated, allowing for direct perception, stillness and insight.
Through meditation, one can experience a state of “aesthetic stasis” or “samadhi” where memory, self and the known are obliterated, allowing for direct perception, stillness and insight.
Meditation is a doorway to a deeper level of being, and the human brain has the potential to awaken the intelligence of the universe when thought is silenced.
Through meditation, one can gain insight into the illusion of the self and the movement of thought, and experience a state of stillness, silence and emptiness.
Meditating in nature can lead to a meditative state of stillness, where one can experience the beauty and essence of life, and gain insight into death, while scientists debate the purpose of the universe.