Oversouler

  Photo by  Christopher Campbell  on  Unsplash “ Diving slowly into mental silence ignites the inner Sun.” Svemir Vranko Mediative contemplation or samadhi can be defined in many ways, as degrees of knowing sublime states of mind, as a state of unity consciousness in which a human being enjoys his own transcendental nature, and as a method that can be applied through various states of samyama (unified focus of concentration, meditation and contemplation) as transmitted in the tradition of yoga and Buddhist thought. The experiences of the state of samadhi are not only exclusive to the sages of the past, but in different ways levels and depth of experience are described by today’s teachers, as well as by regular and occasional meditators, in the recent past, throughout history and today. My first samadhi experience At the age of 16, I had about a year of regular meditation experience. Usually that would be around 30 min meditation but this time I extended an evening meditation up to 40 m

Clear waters of island of Kauai’i, photo by Author Two weeks ago a friend visited me in Croatia, not any friend but a friend which kind of marked my life and inspired my action and my sound healing journey — a friend from Hawaii. We met in small fisherman village of Rogoznica, Dalmatia where she and her husband came for a night stop before moving on with their ship for bike tour and island hopping. Our minds went back to a time when we shared energy of the birth of the sound healing wave which circled the planet in last 30 years.  Before going to share my story which I published already some time ago in my Amazon Kindle published book “Sound Healing — good vibes for body and soul” let me quote H.P. Blavatsky, author of The Secret Doctrine, a theosophical classic from 1888 and her chapter about the Force whose time is yet to come.   “We say and maintain that SOUND, for one thing, is a tremendous Occult power; that it is a stupendous force, of which the electricity generated by a mil