Himalayan Siddhaa Akshar Ji shares meditation as a living science of consciousness. It refines perception, strengthens inner stability, and awakens dormant capacities within the human system. World Meditation Day invites individuals to reconnect with this inner technology—one that expands awareness and aligns human life with higher forces of growth.
The Himalayan tradition carries a wide spectrum of meditative paths—each opening a specific doorway within the seeker. Practices include State Meditation (Sthithi Dhyan), Seed Meditation (Aarambh Dhyan), Superpower Meditation (Divya Shakti Dhyan), Ardha Jal Magna Dhyan (Half-immersion water meditation), Tratak Dhyan (Third-eye gazing meditation), and Trikon Dhyan (Triangle meditation). These are living methods of refinement and awakening. Within this vast landscape, two practices offer a powerful entry point for the modern seeker: Sthiti Dhyan and Divya Shakti Dhyan.
State Meditation (Sthithi Dhyan): Antaranga and Bahiranga Awareness
Sthiti Dhyan is the meditation of state—and it unfolds through two complementary dimensions:
1) Antaranga Sthithi Dhyan: Awareness of the Inner State
Antaranga begins when awareness turns inward. The practitioner becomes conscious of their internal state—thought currents, emotional texture, inner rhythm, subtle impulses. As this awareness deepens, the mind starts observing itself. Thoughts become visible as movement, and awareness becomes the steady witness.
In this witnessing, clarity rises. The space between thought and response becomes tangible, and intelligence starts guiding the mind from within. This is where inner mastery begins—through observation that carries steadiness and sincerity.
Himalayan Siddhaa Akshar Ji shares:
“When you become aware of your state, the mind starts serving consciousness. Awareness reorganises your inner world and opens the door to mastery.”
2) Bahiranga Sthithi Dhyan: Awareness of the External State
Bahiranga expands this awareness outward. The practitioner starts by observing the external environment consciously in all four directions—east, west, north, and south. Attention rests on space, sound, movement, and presence. After observing, a refinement begins: What did I miss? What remained unseen? What subtle detail waited for my awareness?
With time, observation becomes sharper and more layered. The seeker starts noticing numbers, colors, patterns, and the hidden language of spaces. People become more understandable—not through judgment, but through perception. Behavior, posture, silence, energy, expressions—each reveals information beyond speech.
As Bahiranga awareness matures, perception develops into a finer faculty. The difference between what is visible and what is subtle becomes increasingly thin. The sixth sense awakens naturally through heightened awareness. Decisions arise from clarity, and understanding becomes more complete.
Sthiti Dhyan cultivates a human being who lives with consciousness—awake within and awake around.
Superpower Meditation (Divya Shakti Dhyan): Attracting Divine Energies for Accelerated Growth
Divya Shakti Dhyan is the meditation of divine power—where the practitioner aligns with higher energies and draws them into the human system for rapid evolution. It works on awakening the inner capability to receive and hold stronger forces—such as the vitality of the Sun, the calming radiance of the Moon, and expansive universal intelligence.
Consider two individuals in similar routines. Both live life daily, yet one steadily expands—building skill, vision, and leadership—eventually rising into higher responsibility, impact, and success. Growth emerges through sustained inner alignment and refined perception over time.
Divya Shakti Dhyan accelerates this journey. As divine energies integrate into the system, they sharpen vision, strengthen willpower, refine intuition, and amplify clarity. The practitioner starts carrying a different inner frequency—one that supports exponential growth.
Himalayan Siddhaa Akshar Ji explains: “When divine power flows into the body through meditation, time aligns with your evolution. Growth that takes years unfolds within days.”
This is where the experience of time dilation becomes real in inner life. Learning deepens rapidly. Understanding matures swiftly. Capabilities develop at an accelerated pace. What once required years of struggle transforms into weeks of clarity and momentum—because the practitioner stands aligned with a higher force and a higher intelligence.
Divya Shakti Dhyan turns the human system into a powerful instrument—where intention becomes stronger, action becomes precise, and life responds with alignment.
Meditation as a Living Himalayan Science
On World Meditation Day, practices like Sthithi Dhyan and Divya Shakti Dhyan offer a clear message: meditation is a living Himalayan science of awareness and power. Awareness becomes the foundation, divine energy becomes the catalyst, and human potential unfolds in its fullest expression—conscious, empowered, and luminous.
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