Meditation is not something you do, it is something you are: you are meditative or you are the one who is meditated on.

It can be said that no experience is meaningful without interpretation. One basic belief cannot arise from an experience without a definition of that experience. Throughout our entire lives we are under the impression that everything that is recorded by our five senses must have an experiencer- a reaction of that stimulus. But what if "no-experiencer" could be attained? Would experience stop altogether? Or is it also possible that the compulsive and automatic responses to each stimulus could gradually cease along with the receding presence of this individual who feels devoid, isolated, and detached from everyone and everything?

Meditation is not what you think it is. It is not a specific quality exclusive to any kind of mental process. Meditation is instead inclusive to all types, forms, and processes of the mind and is not exclusive to anything or anyone. Yet how can we enter into meditation each day and discover the inner peace, inner reliance, and inner wisdom that is said to be found inside of a meditative mind?

Join Chaney as he discusess the natural setteling of the mind through the four states of awareness: ordinary thinking, contemplation, concentration, and meditation. And discover how you can bring the practice of meditation into your daily life through your own sensitivities, preferences, daily stressors, and more.

What you can expect from Intiation into Meditation:

- a clear and concise acknowledgement of the quality and state of meditation

- a fully disclosed explanation of what the ego actually is

- direct experience of "meditation"

- answering questions

- a comprehensive understanding of what keeps you from experiencing a meditative mind

- precise pointers to the experience of inner peace and unconditional love

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