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Twice-born In Meditation - Yogi Explains

Summary

, 12 min

Being reborn, or twice born (dwij), in deep meditation: how touching right-brain oneness, a roll-up into the heart, or a koan-style aha rewrites the left brain's code so ordinary life returns fresh. It also covers why this washing out becomes addicting and the simple path that leads there.

In this video

Teaches
Twice-born
Discusses
Left and right brainDisidentificationUpper nervous system
Mentions
JesusHoly ScienceSri YukteswarOM Japa in the ChakrasLow-Idle-StateHRV ResonanceSitting Very Still (SVS)Freeze ResponseLeft amygdalaRight hippocampusBrother AnandamoyRoll-Up of ConsciousnessBuddhismFour Proofs of Meditation

Key moments

00:00Easter and being reborn in meditation00:41Dwij: the Sanskrit word for twice born01:18Yukteswar: the cleaned heart and the upper nervous system01:44Leaving left-brain identity for right-brain oneness03:49Brother Anandamoy: being in this body is a torture04:28Coming back to life fresh as a daisy05:52Rebirth through a roll-up into the heart06:32The koan's aha rewrites the left brain's code07:26Washed out in pure silence: you come out of the ocean wet08:35Born once from our mothers, again in spiritual life08:58Addicted to the washing out, free of fixing the world10:25The yogi addicted to his own unfoldment11:13Back from a distant land: twice born