into Samādhi

What is samādhi?

Samādhi is a state of profound meditative absorption in which the mind becomes completely still, and the meditator fuses with the object of meditation or pure awareness itself. In this state, the boundaries between subject and object dissolve, revealing the innate unity of all existence. It is the culmination of focused concentration (dharana) and meditative flow (dhyana), where the fluctuations of the mind (vrittis) cease.

Through Samādhi, the meditator transcends individuality and realizes the true nature of the Self as pure consciousness which in turn unveils a deeper truth: our essential nature is not confined to the body, emotions, or mind but is rooted in a unified field of awareness, the fundamental ground of Being. The limitations of the conditioned and fragmented mind, which are the root causes of all suffering, begin to dissolve, and a profound sense of freedom and abiding joy naturally emerges.