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Introduction
The intent behind this site is to
preserve the mystery in meditation.
Just as a lit torch is able to set another
torch alight, so can Knowledge be passed on from one meditator to another when they
communicate and sit together. This has been taking place now for thousands of years because
it is possible this way to increase awareness.
I would whole-heartedly recommend that you
first seek out proper instruction in meditation from a good meditation teacher or school. No
web site could ever become the substitute for a real teacher!
Undoubtedly each of us has been
drawn to some form of meditation at some point by accident, fate or destiny. One has to start
somewhere. But bear in mind that different meditation traditions have their
own set of practices, rules, symbols and jargon that they use. These act as their boundaries'
and should be respected because they keep the integrity of their meditators intact and also
because without these they could not be recognised or known by
others. However one should be able to rise above
all ‘forms’. I once read this inscription on the wall of a meditation hall: “There are many
gifts but only one spirit.”
So perhaps you will find here
something that will inspire you to go deeper in your own meditation practice. There is always
further to go. You might meet other interesting people with whom you would like to
communicate further. Who knows what might come along your way? So try to keep an open
mind.
If you are new to this web site,
please read the Guidelines page before proceeding and always bear them in mind when posting
or copying work.
A personal note of thanks goes out
from me to all those meditation teachers known by me personally and also to all the beings
whom I have never met but who have helped me indirectly to create this website and for their
continued support in the years to come.
Byron
Zeliotis
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