What is enlightenment and how you can achieve it effectively through creative meditation ?

Article by TKS Datuk Seri Paduka Dr. Azam Zulkifli Al-Qadiri

I do not have explain further about what is meditation as it already grown popular around the world nowadays. People who practice meditation will notice that there are something unique about meditation. There are a lot of e-books on "how to meditation" and "meditation how to" that can easily be found in the search engines. You will learn step by step how to meditate and be able to meditate on your own.

To some people it may take years to achieve enlightenment through meditation. To be able to do this your chakra or energy gateway must be fully activated in order for you to gain benefits while you meditate. There are two type of meditation know to the world today, it is Silence Meditation (SM) and Creative Meditation (CM) when combined together will brings full result.

When you learn how to meditate you may be introduced to silence meditation. This method involve sitting down, stilling your mind, and focusing on breathing technique while you meditate. Silence meditation is the meditations method that only suitable for certain people who because some people whom are not use to this method may lost their interest while doing this ritual. To avoid this some people may play calming music for meditation to increase meditation transcendental. The relationship between meditation and yoga are closely related. Silence meditation also practiced in Buddhist meditation among Buddhist monks. In developed countries such as the United States meditation class and meditation course can easily be found.

In contrary, creative meditation offers a lot more freedom to their practitioner. Creative meditation is a from of meditation that involves body movement similar to movement in Xi Gong. If you looking for effective enlightenment and improving extra sensory perception (ESP) abilities and more then this is the most suitable method for you. Nobody can explain to you what is enlightenment nor describe how the enlightenment was. The enlightenment ideas that you might find in books are just a theory un! til you have experienced it for yourself.

Extra sensory perception such as psychic powers or psychic abilities are more likely to develop effectively by creative meditation because this method focuses on sensing the spiritual vibration generated by your inner soul.

In creative meditation your energy gateway will be open by experienced master compared to silence meditation, you have to wait years before your energy gateway are fully activated. This will slowing down your enlightenment process. You can test clairvoyance abilities whether it has improved or otherwise the soonest after your energy gateway were activated permanently. You will also notice that creative meditation is indeed the proper method to develop psychic intuition.

It does not matter what religion you follow, you have the opportunity to be connected with god. Spiritual journey usually started when somebody ask themselves what is god and where is god and if your determination are strong enough you will no longer have to ask "god, where are you ?". The truth is all living being are connected with god whether they realize it or not. With creative meditation as a medium you can feel stronger connection to god. God channel His blessing in a form of energy through your soul based to your physical body. You can fully channel the energy according to your intention such as for healing purposes, creative protective energy shield against negative energy or as a weapon to disarm you enemy. There huge benefits of creative meditation for you to explore.

About the Author

TKS Datuk Seri Paduka Dr. Azam Zulkifli Al-Qadiri Supreme Grand Master of "The Secret of Ancient Malay Meditation" & Persatuan Seni Silat Gayong Ma'arifat Malaysia. Also CEO for Panji Alam Medical Centre in Kuala Lumpur. Have more than 30 years of experience in Alternative Medicine & Spiritual Healing.For more info visit : http://www.secretofmalaymeditation.com

"What is Enlightenment?" - Maharishi Mahesh Yogi

What exactly is enlightenment, is it the same as whole brain functioning,or is it something else? Maharishi: It is the whole brain functioning, but we add,fully-developed whole brain functioning. Full development of the brain can touch cosmic level of creativity of natural law. Cosmic level of creativity of natural law available to human awareness is the state of enlightenment. In short we can have a glimpse of enlightenment in the conscious awareness of the source of thought, from where intelligence becomes creative intelligence, on that level is the level of enlightenment, on that level is the utilization or existence of total natural law. On that level the whole field of enlightenment is to make our awareness known to that level, the source of thought, so that any thought that rises has the total intelligence of natural law, that means cosmic level of natural law, in every thought. Cosmic level of thought functioning is the functioning from the level of enlightenment, and that will mean absolutely no mistake, that is one thing, but absolutely all possibility lively in every thought. That is the state of enlightenment in which man will not make mistake, man will hit high, speaking, thinking, behaving, all those values from that fully enlightened awareness. From there, I am the totality, all these exhortations about the supreme level of life, individual life a cosmic life--that is our strength, educating the people to become familiar with their own source of thought ...

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Instant Enlightenment

Does enlightenment have a dark side? It does, explains David Deida, "but instead of closing to what seems unloving, we can learn to open as what we would rather avoid." In Instant Enlightenment, this maverick author and teacher offers a "rude awakening" through a collection of daring exercises and practices intended to provoke, challenge, and immediately reveal the ever-present "love that lives all things." Each pithy chapter encourages readers to blast the light of consciousness on the taboos we hide in shadow, from our ideas about sex and money to emotions and spirituality. Instant Enlightenment will surprise and possibly offend you—but it will lead you "fast and suddenly" to the realization of the sacred entirety of your experience.

Dive straight into this book. Open to any page and read for two minutes, and you ll see that you are instant enlightenment. —Ken Wilber, author of A Brief History of Everything

Does enlightenment have a dark side? It does, explains David Deida, "but instead of closing to what seems unloving, we can learn to open as what we would rather avoid." In Instant Enlightenment, this maverick author and teacher offers a "rude awakening" through a collection of daring exercises and practices intended to provoke, challenge, and immediately reveal the ever-present "love that lives all things." Each pithy chapter encourages readers to blast the light of consciousness on the taboos we hide in shadow, from our ideas about sex and money to emotions and spirituality. Instant Enlightenment will surprise and possibly offend you—but it will lead you "fast and suddenly" to the realization of the sacred entirety of your experience.

Dive straight into this book. Open to any page and read for two minutes, and you ll see that you are instant enlightenment. —Ken Wilber, author of A Brief History of Everything

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