Rule No 1 in meditation - Dont delude yourself

Meditation comes with a host of mental temptations and self created problems. Sifu Rohit Arya speaks some blistering truths about the prevalence of delusional ideas and notions in too many meditators and squarely assigns the blame to incompetent or careless Teachers. The full Talk given to the Arya Yoga Sangha on May 21, 2014 at Colaba, Mumbai.

[@Ilusion8it]

This is why I wish to talk with you.... You are the only one I have heard who truly know what you are talking about! I am different then when I began, very different! I don't care about anything but what is happening in me through me around me..... I know the depth of my ignorance, it is very clear I am in a foreign land

[@dikshahaksar3688]

Thank you, thank you,thank you! I just found you and all your talks have been helpful and enlightening.

[@suvirkoul4993]

🙏🙏🙏🏿

[@AIbrushStrokes23]

Trikalagya part is best 😂😂😂😂

[@kesh086]

Dhanywad 🙏

[@syedshahidmyspace]

Nice :)

[@dickieoberoi1]

SIR IF SOMEONE GOES THROUGH SOME KIND OF INJURY , IT EFFECTS SPIRITUAL PROGRESS? , LIKE SPINE SURGERIES OR SOMETHING ELSE?

[@TheAryayogi]

Well the spine injury may damage some nadis and things so it may have some impact for a while. But persisting in yoga usually overcomes all those limitations. Mental and emotional blocks are usually more serious than physical ones in progress.

[@learnlanguageswithyogee9509]

Rohit Arya Radhe Krishna Sir! Good to see that sometimes you do reply to the comments!