>> Patanjali has given one process of how to still the mind which has a break through point of pratyahara - non-attachment. When we perceive we unsettle the pot

>> Patanjali has given one process of how to still the mind which has a break through point of pratyahara - non-attachment. When we perceive we unsettle the potential energy of the perceived object and that resonates in our senses to trigger thinking. > Perceive - to become aware of, know, or identify by means of the sense. > When something stimulates us the energy of the stimulus starts us thinking about the stimulus. >> When we think we get attached. > This causes us to make a conclusion – hey something is stimulating us >> If we learn not to perceive by setting aside the thinking process the mind is made non-attached and our core is still. > If we learn not to be stimulated by the senses by not thinking about what is stimulating us, the mind does not make a conclusion – hey something is stimulating us. > How do you set aside the thinking process? >> The objects of the world have life within and life spells movements. > Things in the world are made up of life that moves >> By not attaching to it we achieve stillness which works on the primary cause. > By not making conclusions, the mind in not active. >> Please dwell on this point of view. source: https://yogaforums.com/t/kundalini-and-the-breathless-state/9171/65 https://yogaforums.com/t/kundalini-and-the-breathless-state/...