What is Advaita Meditation

A dvaita meditation is a theoretical-practical model that develops in depth ideas associated with attention and awareness. It offers a practical bridge that allows to manage the mind and with it the personal behavior. Clearly and profoundly resolve the great philosophical, religious and psychological doubts. It simply shows an orderly livelihood based on constant presence in the here and now.
Download the canons of Advaita Meditation

Start meditating

To get started in meditative practice, Sesha recommends:

1.- Read the book carefully: Meditation, Theory and Practice. You should give yourself enough time to analyze it and conclude the following topics:

Clearly differentiates Internal from External meditation.
Note that Internal practice initially evicts all mental objects or content.
Notice that External practice initially dislodges the subject from perception.
Carefully analyze the concept of Present; This will help you to position yourself correctly in your personal exercise.

2.- Advaita meditation is based on the concept of Attention. Attention, firmly sustained in the classroom environment, modifies the cognitive paradigm.

In this link you can download the fees to carry out a correct meditative practice:

Canons of Advaita Meditation

3.- Sit in a comfortable and calm place (without the position can induce sleep), close your eyes and attend to the inner world, recognize yourself; attend to your own capacity to remain attentive, experience your own existence in a live way.

4.- Dedicate, if possible, 25 or 30 minutes each day; If not, find the time you can, without forcing yourself on it.

5.- In everyday life, and this is very important, you must be constantly attentive to every face-to-face detail that life shows you. Continually project your attention to objects of sensation (objects perceived with the senses) and ride with attention attentively but effortlessly, similar to when you spontaneously focus on anything you do on a daily basis.

6.- If you want more clarification about your practice, you can attend any of the meditation seminars that Sesha offers in different cities, in order for you to learn “in situ” and to clarify and experience the Present Cognitive.

Calendar of seminars and courses
7.- You can do any of the directed exercises, described at the end of the recommended book, which is at this link
Targeted exercises

Integrative vision

For millennia, each tradition has perfected its teachings. Vedanta Advaita has an antiquity dating back to the interpretation of the earliest sacred texts in the Hindu tradition. Sesha has taken up the ancient knowledge of meditation, adapting it simply to current thinking. Advaita meditation, thanks to its depth, offers an important contribution to well-known practices such as Vipassana, Buddhism, Zen, Mindfulness or even yoga or martial arts.

Advaita meditation does not confront any other meditative system, on the contrary, it completes and integrates it, making various contributions without the practitioner having to renounce the meditative method that he has previously chosen. Advaita maintains its theoretical condition in a cognitive approach and does not develop moral approaches based on some kind of ritual, which is why its teaching does not contradict the practices that other traditions carry out.

Mindfulness Advaita

Comparison between Mindfulness of Vipassana Buddhism and Mindfulness Advaita. Click here: Mindfulness Comparison

Advaita Meditation Benefits

Meditation offers multiple benefits to those who practice it; we will indicate some of them:
  • It allows you to be completely attentive to the actions that we carry out daily.
  • Greater understanding of the cognitive processes that take place in the mind.
  • Improves the assertiveness of people, helping to make better decisions.
  • Improves the performance and efficiency of the practitioner in any activity they do.
  • Strengthens and relaxes the nervous system, reducing the stress that normally accompanies the action.