Comments on: Meditation and Fulfillment of Desire

By: sylvia

sylvia — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 15:20:35 +0000

Hi mr. deepak,
I know thousands may have ask similar questions, but what i’m asking is something more specific.
How exactly we can make ourself to feel the GAP? i know, u introduce meditation with so hum, at the beginning.
But to feel the GAP, should we set ourself with certain method in our mind, or breath, or we can only wait, someday it will somehow feel the gap?

Usually if i meditate, i kind of pick/ feel vibration from my body (can be each part of whole body), someting like in health meditation do, so I’m also sometimes feel not be able to focus solely on my breath, coz i also feel my body vibration.

Can i change the focus instead?
and Kindly all friends out there who have feel “THE GAP” please, please, share how should I condition my self, to reach that VERY MOMENT, THANK u!!

By: nithig

nithig — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 17:19:30 +0000

If you can “simply exist within the realm of inner silence” then you would not be seeking anything. The words are used but their meaning is unknown.

By: Rev Della

Rev Della — Sat, 12 Mar 2011 00:47:44 +0000

I believe that meditation in connection with the Law of Attraction is more related to creative visualization. It is determining an outline of the good that the person wants.

As a minister, I have found that most people don’t really know what they want. So if they focus on ideas such as abundance, love, prosperity, etc., they really don’t understand what they mean by these ideas. Therefore, the Universal Law of Life is going to bring them something which is in alignment with their current subconscious thoughts and beliefs. This is usually not what they really intended on receiving when they were focusing on these God qualities.

I teach my students to create a vision of the good that they would like to experience. However, they need to be willing to accept what they are visualizing, its equivalent or something better. This allows the wisdom of the Universal Mind to bring the perfect expression of good into that person’s experience.

By: Rose

Rose — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 18:51:58 +0000

I was wondering if your wife, Rita, would ever consider teaching meditation? I think she would be an inspiring teacher at your seminars. I would love to hear her speak.