DHYANA(meditation)

Dhyana is the broken flow of the mind towards the object(chosen for meditation).-yog dharsan 3/2.

In bhakti yog , Parmatma is the focus of dhyana. The difference between dharna and dhyana is that in the former occasional distractions occur. In the dhyana there is absence of distractions and unbroken continuity ofthe meditation on paramatma




The sadhakhas to practice dhyan diligently, despite setbacks. In the Vachnamrut Bhagwan Swaminarayan enjoins two practicalinjunctions for meditation :

-to meditate with faith on bhawan along with his ideal bhakta.
-to continue dhyana without losing heart , with renewed shraddha. He should not be discouraged even if this process takes 10,20,25 or even 100 years.