The Pathless Path Meditation #7 (20 minutes) - Realizing the Dimension of Stillness/ Emptiness

The "Awaken the World Initiative" creates films and materials which are made available for free in many languages at www.awakentheworld.com. The complete Pathless Path 9 part meditation series playlist can be found here: • The Pathless Path - Sh...
MP3's of all of the Pathless Path short meditations and the longer Samadhi Guided Meditation series can be downloaded here: www.dropbox.com/sh/ddnx3104f2...
These guided meditations are not from any particular tradition, but could be seen as reflecting the perennial teaching inherent to many traditions. They have been created to help convey the practice that will lead to Samadhi, which is realization of your true nature beyond this limited form. Integral to this ancient form of meditation is the cultivating of the skills of concentration and inner surrender (mindfulness), which has been shown to have many side benefits such as reduction of stress, increased attention and cognitive abilities, increased compassion, tolerance, creativity, emotional intelligence, self awareness, ability to break addictions, and a variety of health benefits. As we move through the practices we move from shorter periods of meditation to longer periods, and we move from using techniques to choiceless awareness. We move from mind fullness to mind emptiness, and to realizing the non-dual state or the Samadhi state which is beyond fullness and emptiness.
This meditation series is divided into 3 parts; beginner, intermediate and advanced, going progressively deeper into meditation and self inquiry. We will start by narrowly focusing on the breath, which will help to cultivate presence and equanimity. Once you have practiced the beginner meditations and you are able to stay with the breath at the nostrils for long periods of time, you can move to the intermediate meditations where we start to observe the entire field of changing phenomena throughout the body. Once you have practiced the intermediate meditations and are able to be with the field of changing phenomena, you can move to the advanced meditations where we will start to observe consciousness itself. These meditations can be seen as preparation for the longer 1 hour meditations in the Samadhi Guided Meditation Series. • Samadhi Guided Meditat...
Practice in a comfortable position, sitting on a cushion, chair or meditation bench and make sure your spine is straight. Rest your hands in whatever position you like. Once you have found a comfortable position, make an intention to stay in that position for the whole meditation without shifting or moving. The eyes can be open or closed. If they are too open you may become distracted, and if fully closed your meditation may become foggy or dull. So adjust your practice accordingly so that your meditation is vivid and lucid.
All of our films and materials are made available for free in many languages at www.awakentheworld.com.

[@SourceAdversary]

Thank you so much, Daniel. I Love You All, My Brothers & Sisters!

[@TravelNP]

I love the way your meditations flow. I treasure them. I enjoy meditation and am grateful to learn from your wisdom ans tips! Thank you 🙏🏾

[@tomtorres1447]

Thank you for making your videos! They are a great help on my journey. There are no words to express my gratitude! Thank you greatly!!

[@nirvanamoronta1095]

THANK YOU💜☀️🕊 BLESSINGS 🙌TO ALL

[@creatievetraining]

Thank you for giving this guided meditation to us.

[@ArjunSingh-th1ok]

🙏 thanks for doing this. I’m so grateful to you.

[@shardsoldier]

thank you, wonderful human being

[@uk.andreea]

this is beautiful and absolutely love all the practices! I am so grateful 🙏🏻 thank you ♥️🌹

[@Activateyourbrilliance]

Awesome meditations ! Thank you, so grateful for you. I have noticed alot lately that my mind constantly tells me I have to "reach samadhi" before I can start teaching others online . The mind is certainly a powerful entity . Really I have noticed self belief and what is true and false . Again the deep layers becoming more exposed and the rose coloured glasses unfogging itself to see hidden aspects of these thoughts that have kept me "stuck" for many months because the mind believes everything that arises wow!!

[@goprojoe7449]

It's good to be enlightened, as I am

[@selimbenmrad3206]

Woooow woooow woooow !!!!!

[@evawilldrive]

This visualization is making me particularly happy It is so beautiful.

[@yamilkahayes1842]

I, too, love these meditations; they've helped establish a routine practice. The only thing I would change is a less startling ending bell. Thank you!🙏🏾💙

[@artnarchist1392]

Omg same, i find it difficult to start my day without meditating now. I was about to write a comment about the gong sound at the end too, but my idea was a bit different, haha, I was going to ask @AwakenTheWorldFilm to make a meditation video with only gong sounds every few minutes for those like me who need help reminding us to stay in the mindset of equanimity lol. That being said, this #7 is the one where I was able to finally stop with the fretting and eye rubbing I do during the session. Stay safe, peace!

[@kristaconsciousness1464]

Yes his guided meditations are awesome, I love them! Soooo very helpful! And lol, sometimes I completely forget about the gong at the end, and it literally scares the crap out of me sometimes. 🤭

[@nikkifrye7599]

When I heard that beautiful gong at the end it seemed that I’ve never heard a more beautiful sound! Thank you so very much! ❣️❣️❣️🌹🌄🥲

[@Jakub_Krol]

thank YOU I love you, Your Jacob

[@si12364]

Absolutely great! Thank you so much!

[@poojapandey1860]

Thank You 😊

[@pratikpatil6342]

Perfect for my last night meditation..thank you 😁

[@vanyahughes1597]

Thank you for all your videos and meditations 🙏🙏🙏 I was just wondering why the ego structure was created into a human bodies

[@howtowinthegameoflife2714]

🙏🏻

[@XaVier-wu5hu]

Thank a 🙏🙏😚

[@windwhisprz]

Is this type of video meant to be used before sleep? I found myself drifting off in between the spoken word and I want to know if my brain was subliminally digesting while not fully awake. Some believe that our brain absorbs the spoken word subconsciously and benefits from this even more so than while listening attentively.....any thoughts friends? Please leave me a reply.

[@darkdrageon]

No, this is ment to be consciously watched.

[@aghmirabdo2491]

🌎💙💫🙏

[@kamleshbirla6735]

Hindi dubbing, plz

[@courtneywhite6236]

Narrators name? please anyone?

[@johnstevens5890]

Daniel Schmid

[@johnstevens5890]

Sorry, Schmidt!

[@courtneywhite6236]

Thank you so much!

[@marie_laurencerichalet8241]

En français ce serait top. Sinon, faut faire appel au mental pr traduire, ça coupe le délire lol

[@lawhadanss]

moi je comprend directement sans traduire en français. s'il y' a un mot ou une phrase que je comprends pas je le laisse passer tout simplement. mais je suis sûr qu'ils feront la traduction française comme ils l'avaient fait pour les méditations d'1h . juste que ça prendra du temps

[@marie_laurencerichalet8241]

@@lawhadanss Tu as raison. Moi aussi je comprends assez l'anglais pr ne pas avoir à traduire. C'est qd on parle qu'on utilise plus le mental que qd on écoute 1 langue étrangère. C'est tjrs mon mental qui m'à fait me " plaindre. "Merci pr ton intervention :)

[@michaelg1569]

Another way of saying being attentive to what is is Loving What Is. What is is God's creation. Your audience is small because without the experience your words baffle the mind.