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Question: I
have been practicing meditation for three months, and during this time, I have
experienced significant changes, along with some strange and unusual
occurrences. In the beginning, I faced an onslaught of thoughts. As soon as I
closed my eyes to meditate, irrelevant and meaningless thoughts would overwhelm
my mind. However, over time, the intensity of these thoughts diminished, and I
gradually achieved better concentration. Now, when I meditate, sometimes I
observe that my thoughts unfold before me in the form of a film, meaning that
whatever arises in my mind takes on a visual representation.
Answer: On
occasion, the human body undergoes biochemical transformations. It is
imperative to comprehend that what are described as chemical changes in the
corporeal realm and alterations in light within the spiritual domain are
fundamentally analogous phenomena. The distinction lies not in their essence
but merely in the nomenclature and framework through which they are
articulated—material changes are categorized as biochemical, while
transformations of the soul are interpreted as shifts in luminous energy.
When
an individual engages in meditation or practices associated with metaphysical
sciences, specific internal stimuli activate both biochemical and spiritual
radiations, resulting in the person's auditory faculties perceiving subtle or
transcendental sounds.
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