~ A text by Irma ten Brink inspired by the work of Yoginâm ~

When a loved one dies

Someone posted a beautiful question:

 

“Do you think those you knew who died

Are in another place then you, right now?”

He referred to a deceased loved one

However I sensed he was not referring to someone

Who stayed in this world as ghost or entity

Like some do

Rather in a sense he referred to a knowing or

A sensing

Nobody ever dies, leaves or is far away

 

The Essence of Meditation

 

Those for whom meditation has become part of daily life,

These questions are actually not that strange, neither are the answers far away.

Actually death is much closer.

Contemplating such questions often bring a warmth, a sense of closeness and intimacy. A remembrance of ‘home’.

Many think meditation is a tool for relaxation, to relieve stress.

And of course this is what it does as well.

But rather more importantly it is a tool to reconnect with our deepest essence, with what we are beyond ourselves.

That part in us that was never born and will never die

Meditation is the way to connect with the part in us that was never born and that will never die.

Just image yourself and ask this question deeper within you

“Where did these loved ones go after they died?

Are they really that far away?”

 

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