How To Do Transcendental Meditation! (POWERFUL)

[@francisdebriey3609]

The best advice I received to get to transcendental state is : DON'T SEEK A RESULT ! The more you push to get to a result the less probable you will experience something, and the more you let go of any will/whish to get a result, the fastest and intense it will happen. In summary : abandon the thought that you are there using your time for a purpose to be fulfilled. You are not meditating to ”do and get somewhere”, you are meditating to ”not do”, you are meditating to "BE without doing / thinking anything". That status of mind requires to stop wanting, stop feeding your brain with thoughts, so that you experience the incredible calm and inner presence of yourself without thoughts. When this happens you will feel in paradise, literally. Much much better than a good smoke, because natural ... about paying for TM, it is not needed, you can learn by yourself, but it's true that a good coach can definitely help. I have paid and I have ZERO regrets for having spent that money, more : because I paid, it pushed me to do it seriously. TM is the medicine that, without doubts, has helped me the most to fight my anxiety andvget back in balance.

[@bertg5929]

Wow! I love this. Thank you so much for sharing this with me. I plan on making a year review of my practice, and what has helped me to continue. This advice will definitely help me with my practice. Thank you!

[@francisdebriey3609]

@@bertg5929 hi Bert, very welcome and best luck with your practice ! This 🌎 needs soooo much people helping people to find inner peace and joy. You can definitely contribute 😉

[@bertg5929]

@@francisdebriey3609 I couldn’t agree more! 🙏

[@pawssum]

I think a more accurate way to say "meditating to 'not do" is that you are meditating to meditate. It is its own reward, and everyone who does it for long enough knows it. It's not always pleasant- sometimes it roots out things that are more like taking off a band-aid, or pouring the antiseptic on a wound that allows it to heal, and for a while, it's even sometimes unpleasant- but at the end, you healed and feel better. Better than you were before.

[@peggygregory9495]

I just paid and learned TM about a couple weeks ago. I've had good results a few times. And probably would have had even more good meditations but I wasn't doing them twice a day religiously like I feel should be done for the most benefit. I've noticed that I am more compassionate toward people and that my ego is not as needy as it used to be and I'm not taking things as personally... But my main reason for replying is to set the records trade about the cost. I was given a brochure and it's also online stating that there is a sliding scale fee. If you receive federal assistance they do not charge a penny to teach you. Students Have a reduced rate. I make less than $50,000 annually so my cost is $135 * 4 payments. They go on the honor system, and won't ask for any paperwork showing that your'e receiving assistance or even what your salary is. So please give it a try and you'll probably be very happy that you did.

[@Royalewithcheesewithlove]

About to save you the TM fees. Sit down comfortably, relax your breath for 1 minute, then start gently mentally repeating your TM mantra (can be found online by age typically 2 syllables ). If you get sidetracked just gently return to the mantra. You'll feel your body relaxing/hands and legs gently going numb. Stay in that state for 20 mins, then let go of the mantra then give yourself 2-3 mins to come back to the present moment and open your eyes. You're welcome

[@bertg5929]

I appreciates this info! Thank you for sharing it with us!

[@craigphillips6308]

As a meditation teacher and practitioner for the past 45 years, and having learned a number of techniques, I do feel that mantra meditation is the best way to practice meditation at this time. I paid $500 for the TM Training (absolutely no regrets), and I teach a 'generic' version in my own classes, using the mantra Ah Hum (this is a mantra that Deepak Choprah also uses). He used to be heavily involved with the TM Organization till he had a falling out with Maharishi, but that's another story. My simple advice to my own students is this: if you are tired of suffering, then make a commitment to sit still and practice at least 20 minutes a day, no matter what. The results will speak for themselves.

[@bertg5929]

I love this! Thank you for sharing this with me.

[@11Garrett11]

I met Deepak, total D-bag From that one interaction I’m taking Maharishi’s side without knowing anything lol

[@t0umart0u]

Heyn would you agree to teaching this online if it is possible?

[@sararici47]

Thank you❤

[@AstrologerVaibhavChoubey]

In India you can still learn it in 30$ or less even in free

[@jmact1977]

Hey dude.I did pay for the course but only to confirm my mantra (which I had already got online..curiosity got the better of me), As you'll see from the mantra table its simply based on age and sex. Nothing mysterious. Someone at one point assigned meaningless word to males and females in certain age groups. ITs not special at all and you can use any meaningless word. Sit comfortably and spend a minute or two finding some calm. I literally say 'lets find some peace and quiet' a handful of times while and this is possibly more important (and has links to nearly everything) slowing your breath down to around the 5or 6 in to 7 or 8 out.) The breathwork alone without any mantras etc will put you into a parasympathetic state. Once you settled simply introduce your mantra along a similar pace to your breathwork (but just find a pace that suits you), I would suggest doing it for as lond as 15 mins but 20+ is better . The reason I say this is I find that after 10 + and certainly 15+ my thoughts and breathing have really settled and I more pften than not find my self transcending thoughts a bit easier (than just doing 10 mins. But I imagine this is different for everyone depending on how erratic your thoughts or state is that day). But. Do not overthink it. When thoughts come, recognise them like a paper boat floating past you on a stream and repeat your mantra again... If anyone feels bad about not paying I always just ask if you donate whatever you want to a local animal charity of your choice. Happy meditating everyone.

[@bertg5929]

Hey! Thank you for watching, means a lot! this is great advice and something I actually recently started doing. Taking a minute or to to become relaxed has helped me so much rather than just sitting down and starting.. I really appreciate all the comments i've received that have added to my practice. I'm sure it will also help other as well! THANK YOU, again!

[@gringoexotic]

Where is the mantra table ?

[@jmact1977]

Just type in 'TM Mantra list ' or something similar on Google and it will be there somewhere.

[@sandarahcatmom9897]

Do you ever consider the effects, albeit likely subtle, of sidestepping the organization that supports TM for the lifetime of the student and provides endless free refreshers and discussions as well as pays the teachers who provide the instruction - not to mention the idea of a lineage? If you're "spiritual" - what does it mean to be rebellious against the organization rather than discover your own meditation that works rather than copycat TM or just go with those who've carried the lineage faithfully. And, using Deepak Chopra as an example of rejecting the organization is pretty dubious, is he supposedly an enlightened being or just another guy who meditates, got into some kind of power struggle with TM and makes a lot of money selling his books and products?

[@jmact1977]

What absolute twaddle. Using arguments like 'refreshing ', paying the teacher' and discussions to justify not offering potentially millions of people peace of mind is somewhat skewed. Not sure who mentioned Deepak. Just give it away for free and see what happens. Can't believe people who argue against this.

[@forksandknives2211]

I have paid over $1000 for transcendental meditation from a registered TM practioner from their official website. And what you said in this video is basically the same thing they taught me. Great work! The only thing I'd like to add to your video from what I learned is it's okay to say your mantra slower or faster as my teacher told me. But I'm glad you're sharing this with the world. Hope more people see it and change their lives with this amazing practice.

[@bertg5929]

I appreciate your comment. Most of the people Who paid for T.M. leave rude/negative comments... Thanks so much for sharing this with me.

[@kvnboudreaux]

The organization is a money making scam, you learn TM from anybody

[@SpiritManifestedTarot]

$1000!!!! To meditate! Like if these people actually cared about anything besides money it would be free or by donation.

[@Yulia.chandrika]

I thank you very much for your comment ❤❤❤❤❤

[@gringoexotic]

How did you find a mantra ?

[@ajj4438]

This is the best description of the practice on KZbin. I’ve watched so many vague explanations where they don’t want to reveal the “secrets” because they want you to pay for a guide. Thank you!

[@bertg5929]

I’m so glad that I could help with my video! 🙏 thank you for watching.

[@Thereal_prettyinblack]

My mantra is I Am. It loses its conscious meaning quickly but subconsciously it goes deep into the centre of being. I'm is all I need and I can sit like this for hours.

[@bertg5929]

Thank you so much for sharing that! I have moved on to mindful meditation watching my breathe. I seem to be able to meditate longer with this method.

[@thediamondjames]

I took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart. I am, I am, I am - Sylvia Plath

[@MrNikhilgherwar]

lvoe you! for sharing!

[@sanjaysqc]

Mantra chanting while doing any type of meditation opens up the different energy centres of the body. Mantra and Tantra science is a part of Indian mythology. I have been practicing TM meditation, Kundalini, Guided meditation since long. Meditation also called ध्यान in India, conscious state of mind, body and soul alignment. Every one should live in meditation and die for meditation. A person who meditates, discovers the internal pearl of the body not the external self. When this self awakening occurs, then even death will come dancing to a meditative person. Om.

[@bertg5929]

Love this! Thank you for sharing!

[@jonsmith4669]

You dont chant a mantra with TM! TM mantras for householders are meaningless for a reason, and are used in specific way, according to Maharishi chanting Aum which is Gods name, could lead you to abandoning all worldly ways and you could lose everything materially and socially ,you could end up on the streets or in a cave. Aum and other holy names are for Religious/spiritual seekers only ,but practicing TM mantras will lead you to your real SELF naturally without the trappings and dogma of religions. If you want Religion to find yourself then go ahead, but its a long painful process, and you may not get anywhere, whereas TM, a natural simple technique will be enjoyable and refreshing from the start ,in which you continue to live in the world in balanced way,its up to you.

[@ccmjj9770]

There isn’t chanting in TM.

[@rickdiaz100]

I have been practicing TM since 2018. I paid full price for the course and had the greatest experience with it. It saved my relationship with my family, friends, girlfriend, and myself. When I meditate the obvious truths come out. I am so much happier meditating through TM. When I first started, I wanted everybody to experience what I was feeling. I was so pushy because I cared for them.

[@bertg5929]

Thank you for sharing.

[@MarcellinaMoon]

Thank you for this. Can’t believe it’s $2,000 for just a word. I meditate on my own but was interested in finding out what TM meditation is compared to what I do. I basically sit in silence and let my thoughts flow in and out of my mind without attachment and sometimes my body starts spiraling and I feel energy moving up my body. Thank you again! You saved me $2,000! Will follow you now!

[@tuckedinshirt]

Where I’m from it’s more like 400-800 depending on income. And it’s a 3 day course. I understand it is a lot to charge but from what I understand part of it goes so they can teach it for free to certain groups (veterans, healthcare workers, first responders etc.)

[@bertg5929]

Thanks for sharing this! I agree, Its a bit crazy. i heard they have ways of getting it for free if you can't afford it but I haven't looked into it myself. I say if you have something that is working for you, and causing you to live a better life from it. than you are doing it correctly.

[@MR94608]

Om

[@Athirahindustani]

Westerners still looting India using their ancient knowledge . They steal it from them ndpresent it as science papers, nezrological discoveries . Atleast dont call us as savages, claim that english men brought civilisation to us .🙏🏽

[@jamesongogoleczko5932]

@@tuckedinshirtwell then they make a KZbin video and sent it to health care workers and veterans lol.. no justification for the cost

[@dionneyounger4]

This has been the best explanation so far. No one teaches how to do it. They only share benefits ms you’re the best

[@bertg5929]

I’m glad I could help! 🙏

[@adambaldwin7112]

You have a great vibe about you. I like that you approached TM and have worked with a Mantra. I am a teacher of TM (Independent of the organisation) and I can answer some of your points. The reason the Mantra is not said out loud is because it is a Beeja mantra, otherwise know as 'Seed' Mantra. The Mantra is introduced softly into the mind as a gentle thought. There is no strain involved. We do not link it to the breath or heartbeat on purpose, but if it naturally links with it, it is ok. The process is supposed to be effortless, allowing the Mantra to do it's own work away from our egoic or intellectual efforts. From this the Mantra guides you to Samadhi. The process of the mind going to Samadhi is the Transcendent part. I hope this is some help. Keep doing your thing my friend. You just got another Sub by me.

[@bertg5929]

Thank you. I really appreciate you sharing this with us! And thank you for the sub I’ve been thinking about making an update video and this will really help me with that. 🙏

[@Lehanii]

Thanks, appreciate this!! Was just wanting to try it and searching for the technique. Can't believe they turned ancient techniques into a Trade Mark that you pay so much for. Sickening and typical of narcissim alive and well within the spiritual 'communities'. Thanks again ! ❤

[@bertg5929]

Glad I could help! And I totally agree. 🙏 have a wonderful day.

[@rabukan5842]

I studied TM in 1970 from my martial arts sensei (ex SF Army combat instructor in both Korea and Vietnam) who studied with Mahesh Yogi personally. You are kind of guessing here, but you are not far off from the topical things you learn in a 4 day course. There is a lot more to TM, but over the years, I explored many other types of meditation (Pranayana, Kundalini, Zen, etc.) and even sat for weekends with monks at Zen temples in Japan. The main benefit of TM is that it is simple, can be learned relatively quickly, and only needs to be done twice a day for 20 minutes. The mantra is not the main thing, as it is just a point of focus in order to "transcend." Too much is made of the mantra, and yes, anyone can invent their own, but my sensei picked one for me because of the sound, and because the syllables helped to creates a certain rhythm that he felt fit me (he said Yogi taught him that.) I still use it to this day, but there are many other forms of meditation out there people can learn for free or for a low cost. I feel that $200-$300 USD is about what a course is worth, and if you want to buy into a lifetime membership, another $200 would be about right. I would not pay $1,000+ for a TM course and would just take some mindfulness classes - and there are plenty on YT for free.

[@bertg5929]

Thank you for sharing this. I love what you have to say. Would you mind if I used some of Your comment in my next video on TM? I totally understand if not or if you wish to stay anonymous.

[@rabukan5842]

​@929 Yes, I prefer to remain private. My comment is here, and it was meant for you. Good luck to you. Keep on the path.

[@spiritualseed_2084]

Hello, I have a question to ask you and that's how were you able to find a teacher and or yogi for meditation, and how were you able to meditate with monks? How does one gain access and the privilege to experience these things in this day and age if you don't mind me asking as I'm interested in spending time with monks living the lifestyle for my own reasons.

[@rabukan5842]

@@spiritualseed_2084 in Japan, and elsewhere, access to a Zen temple is not a problem. Monks are open to those who wish to learn and sit. You just walk in, ask to learn, and they will find a spot for you. If you are not interested in learning, they will not teach you. That should be how it is with all meditative arts, all learning. Simple. Meditation is mostly about breathing, and we all do that naturally, but most are not aware of the energy breathing creates. For me, that awareness is spiritual; it has little to do with religion and everything to do with humanity. Enjoy.

[@channelrex5238]

I did this as a child when my dad taught me and yes I am from India. Nothing fancy or secret. Just say AUM in your mind without saying or with and you can also concentrate on a dot in a wall that works the same too. That helped me a lot to concentrate and keep chaos out of it. Do not complicate it. That's it , do it for next 3 month for 30 minute a day or even 10 minutes. That’s all.

[@bertg5929]

Thank you for this comment, I am sure it will help out a bunch of people.

[@thomasbrissee3251]

Thank you for your taking the time to help others. I am a firm believer in helping others will help your self at the same time. Peace to all humans.

[@bertg5929]

I couldn't agree more! this is why I started this channel. Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@5unsky863]

SHA-LA-OM Shalom (Hebrew: שָׁלוֹם šālōm; also spelled as sholom, sholem, sholoim, shulem) is a Hebrew word meaning peace, harmony, wholeness, completeness, prosperity, welfare and tranquility and can be used idiomatically to mean both hello and goodbye.

[@bertg5929]

Thanks for sharing!

[@apassagebeyond108]

OM🕉️

[@hanaezra9452]

I know the meaning of your mantra, in Hebrew, but I don't wanna tell you, coz that would defeat the purpose 😅

[@jamesongogoleczko5932]

It’s not Hebrew, it’s Sanskrit and means house and om which can to an extent be translated as universe

[@JogendraKalra-uj1bh]

So’hum in Sanskrit means “I am that “ ( I am Atma). It helps to quiet the monkey mind and you feel the Self.

[@garymoore3446]

I took the course probably 25 years a go in Dallas Texas. They give you a secret mantra like you said "random word" kinda BS and you start out saying it very low whisper and gradually lower until the sound your saying is in your head. Say it in your mind and that's it man. Paying that much is stupid...

[@bertg5929]

I appreciate your honesty about your experience, and for sharing your story.

[@ezrolly9898]

Is that it? It's just repeating the mantra until you transcend?

[@bertg5929]

@@ezrolly9898 yes. It’s about practicing everyday.

[@edwardalexander2492]

The Maharishi in an interview said the even the word 'Mike' can be used as a mantra. No wonder those who paid 1k get defensive. They were duped just like the followers of OSHO

[@unitedintraditions]

What's your mantra?

[@frankfuentes7209]

I used TM when I was in college. Thank you for the review. In my senior years, I’m finding myself when I returned to TM. I need that.

[@bertg5929]

Thanks for watching. Tm is amazing and has helped me with so much.

[@wendybaker3011]

Hi friend, loved your video. I took the Transcendental Meditation course in 1971 when I was 16 years old. It cost me and my sister $60. You are right about the secrecy of your own Mantra being BS. I believe the reason Transcendental Meditation class is now not easy to find is because it's too effective. Keep up the good work. I love you

[@bertg5929]

Thank you so much for sharing this with me! I appreciate you and love you too! :)

[@gtl151]

I have meditated before, but have not tried the TM approach seriously. Your kind chat has helped me to begin. Thank you!

[@bertg5929]

Glad I can assist you on your journey! 🙏

[@timandtheocean]

Interesting you mention feeling seasick. I had a profound transcendental experience sitting on my surfboard on a new years sunny morning. floating gently on the waves while starting at the sun light and the horizon while being completely without thought. Just a powerful smile and positive feeling towards life :) Thanks for sharing this.

[@bertg5929]

Thank YOU for sharing this with me! that sounds amazing. Since I started practicing more often, plus changing my diet/lifestyle,I no longer get that feeling, or at least I haven't in about a year or so. I will be making an updated TM video soon! I hope you have a wonderful weekend! :)

[@susanclark3095]

Thank you for sharing your experience. I believe there are some people that need the extra guidance but it never needed to be monetized the way that it has. Even Maharishi Mahesh said, "You only need to be shown what to do, then practice."

[@naturedweller]

It's monetized because that's the American way. Put a price tag on everything and make it only affordable for the elite. It's been 15 years since I went to a TM intro class and I still don't have the money to learn it. I decided this year to not wait any longer and seek out videos I can learn TM from.

[@bertg5929]

I agree. 😊 this is why I had to make this video! 🙏 Thanks for watching.

[@achbanilacran2061]

Subscribed and liked, mate! I am looking on starting this type of meditation but TM have picked KZbin clean of tutorials(by threatening with lawsuits and what not), so everyone of you guys, that is sticking it to TM(the corporation), is an OK bloke in my book. Hopefully, in a few years, you'll see this channel grown to 100k subs! Kudos!

[@bertg5929]

Thank you! I should be making more videos on the topic soon! Thank you for subbing to my channel!

[@Sunnypokie]

What a bright young man you are. Thanks

[@bertg5929]

Awh! Thank you for your kind words. 🥰🙏

[@lightbrotherinsights9888]

Thanks man, much obliged for your channel. I do meditation and was curious about TM for the longest time. Personally, meditation is up and down. Sometimes you hit Samadhi and other days the mind is really busy and hard to get into that state. You don't always achieve it no matter what 'they' say. I find I can be really grumpy afterward and my sensitivities are really heightened. Remember, it works on all your issues on a subtle level too, amongst things so things needing to be dealt with will come up for healing and processing. We've just got to roll with the troughs and peaks. I've been wanting to shift my channel in a similar vein. Thanks for your work, routing for you !

[@bertg5929]

Thanks for the comment! I totally agree with it not being easy every time, some times I drift right to a peaceful state, but mostly my mind is busy and it’s hard to get started. This is what I have been struggling with as well, I want to take my channel down a path of self help and discovery. But I have made a lot of other types of videos on this channel so I might start over on a new one. Anyway thanks for watching and commenting. 🙏

[@Eclipse2-l8f]

I tried TM years ago, and tbh focusing only on my breath has worked best for me. When a thought shows up, go back to your breath.

[@bertg5929]

I hear this from others as well. I think whatever works best for you is what I advise!

[@Eclipse2-l8f]

Agree. We are all unique souls.​@@bertg5929

[@donnamcardle8928]

This is great! Thankyou.Meditation teacher ,here, my group wants to explore TM. This will be a recommended resource.

[@bertg5929]

Thats awesome. I just posted a meditation video that is a mantra meditation video. could be helpful. also I can help create personalized mantras as well, if needed. :)

[@100mhopkins]

Great basic explanation for beginners. Just what I needed! Thank you!!

[@bertg5929]

Absolutely! Glad I could help!

[@yankee2666]

No - take the program.

[@faithintheunseen1294]

@@yankee2666😂😂

[@rjy44]

I just did TM for the first time just now. I asked chatgpt to help me pick a mantra and "Aham" felt the most right for me. I set a timer for 15minutes and played TM music in the background. I learned not to time the mantra with the conscious breathing but instead focus on the mantra only, and let the breathing flow naturally. 3 minutes in, I was feeling warmth in my hand and then I wasn't feeling my hands at all. Around 4-5 minutes, it didn't feel like I had my eyes closed. I was just in . It's very hard to explain the feeling, but I stopped being aware of my hands and my head. My "vision" that was black of course as I had my eyes closed, expanded everywhere. Instead of "the blackness in front of me", I was just in the middle of blackness, like with 360 vision. I have never felt this in my regular breathing exercises. I lowkey got freaked out with the feeling of so I simply opened my eyes. I feel lighter and less cluttered in just 5minutes of meditation. I'll try it again tomorrow, and also jot down how I feel.

[@bertg5929]

I love this! Thank you for sharing. I am currently working on a new channel where my friend and I are talking about using ChatGPT as a tool for your self help journey. I've actually used it to help find a new mantra that I didn't just come up with. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave this comment.

[@rjy44]

@@bertg5929that’s a cool topic for a video! I work in digital marketing and I utilize Claude AI and ChatGPT daily. Eventually, I started using it for personal stuff like gauging where I am at my sprain recovery, coming up with recipes, and having a partner for self-reflection. I find Claude AI to be more human-like, might be good to checkout for you and your friend if you haven’t! Appreciate the reply. I just subscribed.

[@randymann2082]

No you need to be initiated into TM and then taught by the one who initiated you. TM is an ancient Yogic tradition you are initiated into not just taught.

[@rjy44]

@@randymann2082 Okay, then what I did isn't TM. If I have to pay to do it, then I don't care about doing TM. Call it Mantra meditation or whatever it is. As long as something helps me, that's good for me

[@joshuaboyd-gn1xf]

Definitely love how you look at all different information and break it all down in your own view, subscribed. Also definitely thought about using your mantra before you said go ahead and use it 😂 it’s a good starting point until maybe I find one I like more

[@bertg5929]

Thank you for watching! Im glad it help you get started! Also thanks for the sub! I will be making more content like this in 2024! :)

[@Noble.Hustler]

This was lit bruh.. thanks!

[@bertg5929]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@paulsloan7140]

Can you do TM and Japa with a different mantra on the same day

[@Yulia.chandrika]

Yes absolutely . The tm mantra is to focus your mind, so you can get into a meditative state. The japa is meditative too but it's more like creating a certain kind of energy through words. You can perfectly mix both. my question is if its ok to mix tm technique with binaural beats 🤔 I live in a noisy shared flat, I can't have silence to practise it and youtube binaural are helpful

[@bertg5929]

I think if it helps you get into it, then I see no problem with using binaural beats with TM.

[@ArinaTheSalesGirl]

Thank you for sharing this is so good! ✨

[@bertg5929]

Of course! Thanks for watching!

[@Janie77-2]

All you have to do is choose a matra close your eyes relax for 2 minutes start a matra and meditate for 20 minutes once or 2x a day after 20 minutes. Relax 2 minutes after stopping the matra. All the TM matra are on line by age. I learned TM from a teacher 42 years ago its easy to practice mantra meditation free.

[@bertg5929]

Love this! Thank you for sharing!

[@outsider3390]

Thank you so much for your elaboration on that " secret" mantra, helps me saving my money. God bless!

[@bertg5929]

You are so welcome. Glad I could help.

[@Marc-zp6uq]

Great video, i agree with you that just going with the montra and letting the breath go on auto pilot seems to deliver me to trancendence. I meditate twice a day, the afternoon meditation i have trouble with falling asleep, i find taking a few deep breaths bring me back to the montra. In any case, this meditation i have found. Is powerfull.

[@bertg5929]

Thank you for sharing. I agree, when I have trouble a few deep breaths with small holds helps me relax and fall back in. I too have trouble sleeping.

[@Dskrib]

I am 10 out of 10 skeptical of any meditation technique you have to pay for. Paying for meditation help makes sense, but charging money for a technique that could make every person on the planet more peaceful, happy, and energetic, would be morally criminal. However, thank you for sharing your meditation knowledge for free.

[@bertg5929]

I totally agree! This is why I believe in sharing the info for free. 🙏 I’ll be making more videos on the subject!

[@janetwirth7357]

Great explanation! I was doing same thing with my breath. Trying to time mantra with breath or take a deep breath hold and say mantra, but would get distracted.

[@bertg5929]

Thank you for sharing. 🙏 Getting distracted is part of the process. Every time you return to your mantra, it’s like a rep that strengthens your meditation muscle. I help my clients with this. I am able to provide them with a personal mantra that helps with focus. Keep practicing and happy meditating.

[@joicain318]

Thank you so much for this. This is an excellent description for people that have trouble in the beginning. Your experience mirrors mine and I paid for mine.

[@bertg5929]

Of course! I’m glad I could help by sharing my story. I would love to hear yours as well. I feel like we can all learn from each other.

[@joicain318]

@@bertg5929, so I went through the D. Lynch foundation affiliated organization for TM. I was given the mantra “key ring” I. could. not. EVER. transcend. with. that. mantra! That was 7-8 years ago. I gave up. I did research and no one was doing any actual practical work on TM back then. But I found a guy on YT that does binaural vibrations and I have felt the beginnings of the “void” I call it, after 3 weeks. I searched here because the YT guy told me to “trust my instinct” when I asked about what I was experiencing but I needed concrete answers so I found you. I would sometimes fall asleep and violently jar myself awake believing I was doing something wrong. So you described other similar things I was experiencing so I’m at ease now. Again thank you.

[@bertg5929]

@@joicain318 wow that’s amazing! I’m glad I could help clear something’s up for. And thank you for clearing up some things for me! I heard that the mantra should be something with no meaning. “Key ring” would definitely bring up things in my head.

[@joicain318]

@@bertg5929 yeah *sigh* imagine literally hanging off the edge of your chair on the last day of TM classes believing that you’re going to get an “om” style mantra only to be given the name of the object lying on the coffee table between you and your TM guide. I wanted to cry.

[@bertg5929]

@@joicain318 I’m really sorry to hear this. But at least you are able to share your story now to help others. 🙏

[@giselebomentre8662]

Thank you so much for sharing, blessings

[@bertg5929]

Of course. Glad I could help!

[@coleadams1631]

TM is a door that opens inward. Stop pushing & allow it in. Om from the lungs through the throat into the roof of the mouth works well. Brahma, Abram, Abraham contain the sound when said correctly. Namaste 🙏

[@bertg5929]

Thank you so much for sharing brother.

[@tbobtbob330]

I've been meditating, mostly with breath meditatiion, for 10 years. I have over 2k hours on the cushion. I have yet to find a meditation that doesn't give me chronic tension and headaches. I seem to have much different neuromuscular issues, because all the books and all the forums over the years haven't revealed anyone with the same issues I have. My lifelong adhd was completely cured with meditation, so I have a choice between chronic pain and lapsing back to my adhd life.

[@bertg5929]

Firstly Im sorry that you get headaches after meditating.. and second Thank you for sharing this. Do you use a timer when meditating? I just read a book called. Stress less, Accomplish More" and in the book it says that using a timer can bring you out of meditation to abruptly and that causes lots of people headaches. either way I am glad that you found a took that helps with you ADHD.

[@tanyakashyap6944]

Seeking ur true self is the objective of transcendental meditation.. ❤

[@bertg5929]

Love this! Thanks for sharing. 🙏

[@TalksWithBrandi]

thank you for sharing! Giving actual advice, and knowledge is a true gift because most of the time people don’t want to share the basic fundamentals which is something that we could all benefit from, sending so much gratitude and love thank you again☓☪︎☓❥

[@bertg5929]

I couldn't agree more! My main goal with my business is to give information for free as much as possible. I appreciate your comment and time. Thank you and happy meditating! feel free to reach out vie instagram if you ever need guidance on medication or breath work!

[@Belle-fz3ij]

素敵な動画💖thank you for share with us💖💖💖🌍

[@bertg5929]

Absolutly!

[@yakinmare]

You are so nice person ♥Thank you for sharing!!!

[@bertg5929]

You are so welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@Cinnamindy]

Thank you very much. ❤ I really appreciate this.

[@bertg5929]

I’m glad I could help.

[@Silent36BeinG9]

Thank you so much ❤ You are really amazing 🧘🏾‍♀️

[@bertg5929]

Thank you! you are amazing ing as well.

[@ReturnoftheGoddess-motherearth]

Who’s ready for the new creation! It’s ready for all the children of the new light. Let’s get our light bodies moving because Mother Earth is having troubles staying grounded in this old earth now…. Tiem to rise above my beautiful children, release love you are ready! The golden gates await you all! Thank you for this video and your time. Sending you all abundance of love - 🌷☀️🪷

[@bertg5929]

Thank you for this! you are right! It is time!!

[@TheEyesThrone]

As far as I can tell, the only reason to keep a mantra secret so as to avoid the ego attaching to it. It's not like you have to work hard to keep it secret, you just don't say it outloud and simply do not speak of it in general in the same way you would keep all of your spiritual path to yourself. The second its out there, it's a physical attachment, an identity. You become Bert G the spiritual guy who says Om Sha La a lot and that goes against the whole reason of us being on this path.

[@bertg5929]

This is very interesting. I've never looked at it this way. How are we to be guide for others who are seeking some sort of guidance if we keep it all to our selves?

[@stevemuzak8526]

Thank you for explaining that. Charging money for something that simple should be illegal.

[@bertg5929]

I agree! I will be making a new video soon talking about how I feel and the techniques I’m currently using

[@BestBuysonTemu]

thanks my man you are just a good person❤

[@bertg5929]

[@avaceleste]

I think there’s a common misconception that the more out of body/less grounded, the better. But, it’s actually the more in body and grounded you are, the higher you can go

[@bertg5929]

I love that! Thank you for sharing!

[@GoodVibesOnly1914]

Interesting, i think theres situations for both. Out of body and hypnotic meditations for end of day and before bed,in body and grounded to start the day has beennbest for me. Or hyponosis/deep meditation for when i need to just escpae for a while

[@rudx2c]

Just starting out, thanks for sharing some great tips

[@bertg5929]

Of course. I’ll be making more video on the topic soon.

[@michaelsuperstar606]

I did the gateway experience and now I'm swimming in loosh. it's easy.

[@bertg5929]

I’d love to know more of the gateway experience. 🙏

[@michaelsuperstar606]

@@bertg5929 It is a well-known thing. I have videos, but all you have to do is search "the gateway experience". I strongly suggest you watch the why files episode on it first.

[@joycepeoples653]

This was very helpful. Thank you. I was going to pay to learn it. Then i decided to look on youtube and surely enough. So helpful. Joyce

[@bertg5929]

I’m so glad I could help with this! I will be making another channel where I make more videos like this one!

[@gronksteady]

It's a great experience. I'm happy that I payed for it. You learn A LOT of important things that are not mentioned in any KZbin videos that I've watched, including this one. That is, if you truly want to practice the practice that is known as Transcendental Meditation. You also get access to the TM community, which adds a great deal of value. Everyone that I've met so far has been happy they paid for the experience. This video closely describes certain aspects of the practice, but this is most definitely not the practice.

[@davideisenhower1342]

@@gronksteady How much is it?

[@gronksteady]

@@davideisenhower1342 Depends on your area and income. It was $880 for me split into 4 monthly payments

[@pregerzoreo4886]

Thank you for this brother

[@bertg5929]

Of course. Thank you for watching. :)

[@aguy559]

My instructor taught me not to do the mantra, but to let the mantra happen without ANY effort. Problem is that when I stop trying, the mantra stops and there’s silence. It only begins again when I try.

[@bertg5929]

I get what they were saying. When saying your mantra try to let it just happen, don’t focus to much on it. While doing this thoughts will appear, but like a wave let them pass. At least I think that’s what they meant. Thanks for sharing! 🙏❤️

[@joshuaboyd-gn1xf]

Wow just did my first try in my room this morning with just a fan on for noise. I tried sha la ohm. It was quite difficult I’ll be honest! My mind definitely tries to go off in different thought directions and I was constantly having to redirect focus back to sha la ohm. Not sure if that is doing it wrong? Eventually my thoughts started taking over no matter how fast or slow I repeated the mantra. It was almost straining to get to the 10 mins and my brain was ready for it to be done, but at the same time I about fell asleep. Maybe next time I’ll try 5 mins and work my way up. It is interesting how challenging that was

[@bertg5929]

Thank you for sharing this. You are definitely not doing it wrong. There really is no wrong way to Meditate. The more you practice the less your thoughts will interrupt. your brain is like a muscle, every time you bring your awareness back to mantre your practice grows stronger. keep at it, twice a day. Once in the morning and at night. also trying changing your mantra is after a week or so that one doesn't resonate with you. I hope this help.

[@JesusGonzalez-jh7wv]

What if a thought comes to mind that makes me feel a lot of anxiety or sadness? And what if a thought arises but I still listen to the mantra?

[@bertg5929]

When thoughts come in that give you feelings just return to you mantre. if you focus on that unstead of the thought the feeling will eventually pass. I know at first it seems like things arent working but the more you do it the less you will feel anxiety from your thougths or you will be able to just let it pass easier. I had this problem when I first started. thoughts would come in while I was repeating my mantra.. Thats when I would stop and slow my mantra down a but so that IU can focus on it fully. I hoped this helped.

[@bodhi9464]

Nice one mate. Much Appreciated. 🙏🏼🇦🇺☮️🌟

[@bertg5929]

Of Course! Thank you for watching.

[@justnike1774]

Where/how can one get a guide, any advice on where to look, where to go please?

[@bertg5929]

Hello, are you looking for a meditation guide? you could always go to your local yogo studio and see if they offer any classes on meditation. Also, I am both a meditation and a breath coach. send me your email and we can discuss maybe working together.

[@josephsalmonte4995]

Thanks a lot mate. I really appreciate you sharing your experience 👍

[@bertg5929]

No problem 👍I appreciate you watching the video!

[@Athirahindustani]

AUM when uttered to a certain rhythm produces a certain vibrations .

[@bertg5929]

This is very true. :)

[@tonyclark2177]

Thanks for sharing! You answered many questions I had. God bless.

[@bertg5929]

Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!

[@valerieivanchenko5843]

Thank you, man! Gonna give it another go. I also really enjoy doing it with some special music (kinda Tibetan) for meditation and following the flow of it.

[@bertg5929]

Love it! Keep trying! 🙏I use music sometimes as well.

[@friendlyfiresyeah]

thank you for sharing your knowledge !!

[@bertg5929]

My pleasure! Thank you for watching!

[@jrcsamad]

TM works. I've been doing it for over 50 years. If you want to ensure correct practice over a lifetime learn from a trained teacher in the TM organization.

[@bertg5929]

I couldn't agree more. :)

[@AgentFenix117]

My montra is a modified vibration of OM. It is IAM

[@bertg5929]

I love that! Thank you for sharing this with me!

[@rosadelgado888]

Very helpful thankyou

[@bertg5929]

Glad I could help! Happy meditating! 🙏

[@thekeenaneastman9160]

Now what kind of meditation can i use for teleporting, i want to travel

[@bertg5929]

Astro projection. Or take a plane, 😉

[@Yulia.chandrika]

I truly appreciate this video! Does anyone know if it's ok to mix it with binaural beats?

[@bertg5929]

I use nature sounds or binaural beats depending on the day. I think it’s fine. Whatever helps you get into the mood.

[@Kdubs13]

I kept hearing, "listen to the frequency", so I find the lowest frequency and focus on that

[@bertg5929]

Love that! This is a very interesting take! Thank you.

[@amandaamand1926]

It feels like when you get out of a ride.. That was goin too fast.. And your feet just touch the ground like you are on a boat wave.. It done that to me twice.. Once inside the store.. Then once at home .it lasted like 2 seconds

[@bertg5929]

I definitely agree with this. Thanks for sharing!

[@MagneticMan369]

Thank you for sharing

[@bertg5929]

Of course! Thank you for watching. 🙏

[@lisatilley5620]

Great video and thank you for making it. Just a suggestion if you don’t mind: I would slow down in your speaking because I’m trying to be calm and centred and your fast talking is a bit disruptive. Maybe that’s just me. But I’m a fast talker too and I’m learning to just slow down. There’s no rush. Thanks again for sharing your experience!

[@bertg5929]

Hey! thanks for watching. That is a great suggestion. I have actually been work on slowing down my speech as I noticed it is very fast, lol my next video should be a lot better in at regard. Thank you again for watching!

[@jenh8228]

It’s a year later replying, but hopefully you’ve found how to adjust the playback speed by now. Best thing ever on podcast videos! (So is the transcript option if they have it. I often skim through the transcripts if there’s something specific I’m looking for)

[@enigmaearthrecords]

Good video Matthew!

[@bertg5929]

😅 Thanks! and the names Albert!

[@yankee2666]

No one can tell you or teach you how to do TM. Spend the money and take the TM program from an instructor. It's well worth it.

[@bertg5929]

Wouldn't that be someone teaching you? 😅 jk. I agree, this video is for those who cannot afford it but are still interested.

[@francisdes3454]

Thanks bro😊 Appreciate

[@bertg5929]

Any time 😀

[@marcoslara230]

Thank you for the video. The info is great 🎉🎉🎉

[@bertg5929]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@DarrylMurphysr]

Can I use meditation music with TM?

[@bertg5929]

Of course you can. If you continue to use the same sound track it will be like a totem, and help you come to a calmer state as well. 🙏

[@DarrylMurphysr]

@@bertg5929 thank you for responding.

[@marshalkrieg2664]

I too am conflicted on using the mantra in combo w/ breaths. I use both simultaneously but might try just doing one.

[@bertg5929]

I talk about how to separate the breath from the mantra in this video. Forget about what the breath is doing and only focus on your mantra. The breath will do what the breath does.

[@harmonyloveinfinity]

This is an awesome, helpful video ! Thank you

[@bertg5929]

Glad I couldn’t help! 🙏

[@angelinakonaha]

Just my two sense, transcendental meditation goes back to Maharshi Mahesh Yogi, They would give you a word or mantra, and it would be unique to each person fast forward to today there are people who are capitalizing off the technique which should be a free teaching in my opinion the word is just meant to keep your mind from wandering, to concentrate I believe until you dont need it or the word brings into your reality the meaning. When you focus on something it comes into your reality.

[@bertg5929]

I totally agree. This is why I started teaching my clients "Mantra Meditation". I've even learned how they create personalized mantras as well. :) it is one of the tool I use as a life coach. Thank you for sharing! 🙏

[@WillyEast]

Have you continued with the TM stuff? I have had difficulty repeating a mantra without timing it with the breathing.

[@bertg5929]

I’ve actually switched to just following my breath. I too was unable to unmatch my breath to the mantra. But I will get back to it one day!

[@michaelmay9059]

I had this problem at first as well but then I realized, wait? I'm not actually saying this outloud...it's in my head why do I feel like it has to be in rhythm with my breathing. Like he says your breathing should take place naturally on its own anyway being that it's controlled by your limbic system.

[@gauravchug]

Thank you for sharing it. Where do you focus , you focus on the sound of the mantra or breath or something else .

[@bertg5929]

focus on your mantra. just let the mantra happen. very gently

[@gauravchug]

@@bertg5929 Thank you , so should follow the sound of the mantra and also read/heard that should link to the breath , should be done as well but dont know how to link it though as breath are smaller than one round of mantra. Any way to link ? thank you so much for responding back.

[@bertg5929]

@@gauravchugyou are welcome. 🙏 you don’t need it to link the mantra to the breath. You just need to repeat it and for get the breath. But if you want to link it to the breath just slow down the mantra to match it to the breath. Maybe say it one or twice for one breath. I hope that helps! ❤

[@sherryhedges9140]

Thanks so much!

[@bertg5929]

Glad I could help!

[@jonathanwebb66]

Thanks very much for this, very helpful. One question, as I internally recite the mantra my mind naturally, occasionally varies the pitch. Probably my mind trying to stay 'interested'. Should I make the effort to keep the mantra as one monotone? cheers

[@bertg5929]

Hello! Thank you for watching! It does not matter how you say it fast, slow, high pitched, or low.. as long as you are repeating it, you are doing it!

[@antondavidovic3996]

Imho, do not pay for TM. Mindfulness meditation with breathing will get you the same result, the result being an overwhelming feeling of ecstasy, bliss and calm, leading to an overall more quality life. Sit with your spine straight so your body will breath more naturally with the diaphragm, but keep your muscles relaxed. I recommend keeping your eyes closed and breathing through the nose, but you can try it in other ways more comfortable to you. Pay attention to, but do not "focus" on, your breathing. "Feel" your breath going through your nose, feel your daiphragm working, feel your lungs expanding and contracting, but breathe naturally, don't force it. Try not to "try", don't fight your thoughts, let them come and go like drifting clouds, and ease in to your breathing once the thoughts go. If you do it right, after a while you will feel a surge of warm, positive feelings flood your body, almost like an orgasm, except not sexual in the least. You will also feel as if your body dissapated into your surroundings. It does not matter if you use a mantra or your breath, the point is for your brain to latch on to a calming notion to drown out all of the "noise" up there.

[@bertg5929]

Thank you for sharing! I agree. I think find what works best for you. I no longer use a mantra. I just watch my breath. It does wonders and can even get rid of acute headaches

[@leakemoves]

Thank you for sharing🙏 It's crazy to me how exclusive TM is.

[@bertg5929]

There seems to be more and more information out there. But I agree this is why I had to make this video. Thanks for watching!

[@parirokhkarimi3081]

Thank you very much❤

[@bertg5929]

You're very welcome!

[@LM-uq9nv]

I use " I AM" also. It's the only escape from identification with mental chatter (for me). I've found that patiently waiting for some elusive etherial peaceful state was also an error/ misunderstanding. The mind, or pain body, as some call it does NOT want to be second fiddle. The more we use it to construct elaborate theories of how to attain enlightenment, the stronger its hold. It's like a manipulative child. The more the parent gives in, the more the child ultimately suffers. One can and should "shout" with your whole being ( not necessarily out loud lol), I AM. it is the truest part of you asserting itself into this physical world. You're not asking. You are TELLING: "I AM!!!, so don't try to fool me/block me with any word salad, over-thinking BS. Get out of the way. I AM". ...feel like you are a king or Queen letting your kingdom know that you have arrived and are in charge.

[@bertg5929]

I love this. Thank you for sharing! 🙏 I know a few friends that use I am as well. We must use what works for us.

[@emiliojohann]

I am 100% sure this is not a practice that should be paid: that is a business thing. This was passed down from teacher to student and I am sure it was not something they paid.

[@bertg5929]

I agree as well. this is why I am trying to share what I know albeit my knowlage is limited as I have not paid for the program.

[@EyalCumartesii]

Dont mind the cars bro, great vid

[@bertg5929]

Thank you for watching. I appreciate you!

[@devbandhupoudel5473]

Excellent explanation!

[@bertg5929]

Thank you! 😊

[@jaspergabriels8933]

i feel like when i do guided meditations i am much more focused because i am always hearing that guided voice. when i have no background sound and only this mantra it feels weird

[@buxtehude123]

guided meditations are simply relaxation techniques. Mantra meditations are powerful meditation techniques which will profoundly affect your brain, mind, metabolism and even digestion ( hence cannot meditate near meals).

[@bertg5929]

There is nothing wrong with that! Start small maybe 5 minutes a day of mantra meditation. The guy above explained it perfectly. Guided are great for relaxing which we all need. But maybe once a week or for just 5 mins a day try a mantra.

[@drtashemahaynes]

Thank you!

[@bertg5929]

Of course Thanks for watching. 🙏

[@tinasisco6072]

How much does it cost for the course?

[@bertg5929]

Its a sliding scale as far as i know. I think they go off of how much money you make. if you are interested in working with someone I am certified in mediation and breath work. feel free to reach out via Instagram! happy meditating

[@gronksteady]

Learning TM is a great experience. I'm happy that I payed for it. You learn A LOT of important things that are not mentioned in any KZbin videos that I've watched, including this one. That is, if you truly want to experience the practice that is known as Transcendental Meditation, it can only be done by receiving proper instruction. You also get access to the TM community, which adds a great deal of value. Everyone that I've met so far has been happy they paid for the experience. You are paying for a valuable skill. It is like taking a course to learn something that will add value to your life. $1,000 is pretty par for the course. That said, you do not need TM to transcend and have a meditation experience that is transcendent. You can most certainly follow the instructions here and transcend on a regular basis. Go for it, I won't dissuade you. But you will be missing out on a handful of key components that I think will create a more robust experience of transcendence. I was personally very curious, especially after hearing about it numerous times on podcasts. And that curiosity would have eaten at me my entire life, unless I just went for it and checked it out. This video closely describes certain aspects of the practice, but this is most definitely not the practice, and is missing some crucial information not only about the meditation, but about how the practice translates to consciousness, both waking and in the mind. You can only learn these things being a part of the TM community.

[@bertg5929]

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch my video and leave this insightful comment. Like i said in the video if you can afford and want to pay someone to help you with this practice, then I highly suggest you do so. With that being said, I have spoken with 3 different monks and a few yogis that all believe you shouldn't have to pay just to know the knowledge, altho If you need someone to help guid you or help you go deeper thats another things. I understand that there is great benefit in paying for programs or trainings but for people who can't afford it or would like to be self taught they should have access to a video like this one. who knows maybe after getting there feet wet they would like to grow their practice and eventually end up paying for the program. Thank you again for taking the time to watch my video and sharing your knowledge with us!

[@sprig.sprout]

So why wouldn’t you share the knowledge? 🤔 as a yoga teacher, gatekeeping something that is apparently so valuable is very icky to me.

[@kariann3080]

Selfless people who are genuine and care for others and want to have peace and community would share maybe this could be the space or possibly make something just for that we need more ways to share healthy ways of living and help give people the tools not hide them with a price tag on them capitalism at its finest.

[@liradorfeu]

Sorry but the overall attittude of TM practicioners and teachers is clearly based around gatekeeping. There's clearly a generalized atitude of you guys being the gatekeepers of some great secret and the descendents of an ancient lineage of masters and disciples when in fact there's really no great secret to it. It's just a very simple and ancient technique based on the repetition of a sound (vocally or silently) which may or may not have a meaning, that will act on one's mind and allow oneself to experience a higher level of self-awareness. Bija Mantras are no secret. You can find a lot of good hindu sources on it online. I notice that most practicioners also fail to notice how this movemente is 99% western based and how it comes in a conveniently pre-packaged way to suit and cater to western audiences, who are happy to pay their way into "eternal bliss". You pay thousands of dollars for someone to teach you something you could have learned yourself, for free. Personally I think it's a disservice to Vedic tradition the way this TM concept presents itself to Westerners. No skills, no efforts, no dedication, no sacrifice, just 20 minutes a day and you'll reach eternal bliss, hassle-free! Sure.. I'm not denying the benefits of the technique and I can understand why you would need to justify the thousands of dollars spent on the stuff but all of this TM thing is like a dystopian, new age, affiliate marketing spiritual scheme..

[@gronksteady]

@@liradorfeu I'm paying for the community and guidance. I happily did so and would do so again. Really there's no need to hate on this org. They have their own university where you can study and get a degree/Ph.D. TM Org is faciliated by M.D.s and Ph.D's. They fund research on meditation. They provide a great deal of goodness to the world. You're not really paying for just the simple technique, you're paying for the guidance and community, which I found to be tremendously helpful. Like you said, you can easily figure out the technique through your own research. It's more like "if you want access to the community, you need to pay $800 (it's not "thousands of dollars" what are you smoking I want some), and in addition to getting access to the community and instructors, we'll teach you this simple technique." I have full access to my instructor from Chicago. I even moved to Washington, and he chatted on the phone with me for close to an hour about meditation/consciousness/life. These are good people with good intentions. Their presence is very warm, calm, and loving. I don't see the point in focusing on 'what's wrong' with the TM organization. There are so many more useful avenues to direct your energy. It works for A LOT of people, and most people who pay for the technique are very happy to have done so. You don't have to pay them a cent, and you can learn the technique on your own. No one ever said "20 minutes twice a day and you'll reach eternal bliss" lmao that is nonsense that has never been communicated in my experience with the TM org. You are misconstruing the message. The whole point is to experience deeper levels of consciousness, which can be blissful. Yes precicely, "this movemente is 99% western based and how it comes in a conveniently pre-packaged way to suit and cater to western audiences." that's kind of the whole point. To bring meditatoin and higher states of consciousness to the western world and society at large. In order to do that, it kind of has to be 'convenient'. Not sure where you're getting this "eternal bliss" nonsense. That is not part of the communication of TM. "Blissful", yes, that is often said, but a blissful state while or after meditation is VASTLY different that "eternal bliss". Your comment feels a bit overly judgemental for someone who claims to be so intimately involved with the teachings of the Vedas. I would think someone on this path would just let things be and try not to judge. It's something I struggle with, as well. I understand it's human nature to do so. I've honestly never met or heard of anyone who learned the technique and said "that wasn't worth it I want my money back."