Meditation strengthens Memory.

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Dada krpamayananda

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Dec 26, 2005, 10:21:07 AM12/26/05
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Meditation strengthens Memory.

 

The re-creation of an object already perceived is called memory.

 

Cerebral memory we require nerve fibers and nerve-cells is

the medium. Memory of this life May be carried over to the

next life but the nervecells of this life won't be carried

over to the next life, because nerve-cells will become one

with the earth. Then how is memory of one life carried over

to another life ? It is due to extra-cerebral process. In

this process one of the factors of this quinqelemental world

serves as the medium. Here Samyak Smrti means proper Smrtii,

that is, proper memory. You should remember the proper thing

which deserves remembering.

 

The glands and sub-glands also are directly affected

by negative or positive microvita, which in this way

influence the hormone secretions as well as the nerve cells

or nerve fibres. One may gain or lose memory or gain or lose

strength as a result of positive or negative microvita.

 

This knowledge may be of various

types. In the process of meditation, the crude mind merges

into the subtle mind and the latter loses its identity in

the causal mind. In the second phase, when the subtle and

crude minds return to their active states, they perceive

something; but in that perception, there is no scope for

organically created earlier perceptions to act. This kind of

perception is called experimental knowledge or perfect

knowledge. Truly speaking although this fundamental

knowledge does not fall within the scope of perception,

surely it is also a kind of action

"Memory is strengthened by spiritual vigour. When one  successfully eliminates all

impediments to spiritual progress by developing spiritual vigour

 born out of shraddha' and moves towards the spiritual goal

 without  interruption it is called dhruva'smrti or fixed memory.

The difference between intellect and memory is this: memory

 is re-creation of something already known and intellect

 is subjectivisation of an objectivity. Intellect is not a propensity, 

  When  perception becomes meaningful, that is, when a particular

 name is given which corresponds to the nature of things  already

perceived, it is called conception..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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