Dhyana doesn’t mean Meditation

Meditation is a doing, Dhyana is not

Adiguru Padmé
Nov 8 · 9 min read
Dhyana; May be

First of all, let’s understand why so many Sanskrit/Hindi spiritual “terms” cannot be translated into the English language? Why do we have Sanskrit Non-Translatable Terms? The Answer to the above questions is that — English language hardly has any vocabulary for Subtler and Causal Dimensions/planes of existence. Hence, we face this challenge while…

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Adiguru Padmé

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Adiguru Padmé is an Enlightened, Kriya and Tantra Guru who is a reincarnated disciple of Great Kriya Yoga Guru Shri Lahiri. https://www.beingshiva.org/

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