Sahaja samadhi

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Sahaja samadhi is by far the highest level of samadhi. In this state one rests in highest consciousness but works in the gross physical world at the same time. The experience of Nirvikalpa Samadhi is upheld together with earthly activities. One has become Soul and uses the Body at the same time as perfect instrument. When reaching Sahaja Samadhi one behaves like an ordinary human being but the innermost heart is flooded with divine enlightenment. One has become lord and master of reality. Even reaching the highest level of spiritual perfection, one is very seldom blessed with Sahaja Samadhi. Very few spiritual masters have reached this level. Whoever has attained Sahaja Samadhi is manifesting God in every second consciously and perfectly.

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