Eye-Gazing Meditation

Eye-Gazing Meditation


The eyes have long been celebrated as “windows of the soul.” Gaze into another’s eyes and experience a dissolution of your identity, a merging into universal oneness.

Whenever you feel any differences between yourself and others, yourself and existence, realise that you are on the surface. Look deep and don’t be deluded by the exterior.

Step 1: Look Into the Other’s Eyes
Sit and look into someone else’s eyes. A soft gaze, blink as little as possible. Look deeper and get absorbed, without thinking. As you stare intently into the eyes, soon the waves will fade away and the ocean will be unveiled. If you can look deep down into the eyes, you will feel that the person has disappeared, the individual has vanished. This person is just a wave of something unknown and profound; some oceanic phenomenon is hidden beneath. Practice this first with a person, because you are closer to that type of wave. Then move to animals – a little more distant. Then move to trees, waves, rocks.

Step 2: An Oceanic Experience
Soon, you will become aware of an ocean all around. Then you will see that you too are just a wave. Your ego is just a wave. And behind that ego, the nameless, the fathomless, the One is hidden. Only waves are born, the ocean remains the same. Only the many are born, the One stays the same.

Quotes

He came for us—the Timeless for the bound, the Free to liberate the lost. With deepest gratitude, celebrate this Enlightened Existence that walks the earth to take us beyond.
The greatest tribute to the Guru is not only admiration but transformation.
Every breath of the Enlightened One upon this earth spreads the glory of the pure Self.
Sanyas is declaring love for the Divine over the material world.
Peace is not the absence of trouble. It is the presence of a grateful heart.
The moment you honestly realise ‘This is only my projection’ on others, you have begun to move in the right direction—away from appearances and towards the truth.
A devotee turns adversity into intimacy with the Divine, finding His divine presence where others see only problems.
The true test of meditation is not how long you can sit, but how you think, process and respond to the situations of life.
Let the fragrance of Satsang linger long after it ends, let its wisdom seep into your belief system and transform your outlook, your attitude & your way of living.
Once you fall in love with the Divine, worldly pleasures quietly lose their taste. Like tea after something sweet, the world itself begins to feel bland.
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