Does Vedic Meditation Expose Us to Evil Influences?

Jai Guru Deva.
 
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Does “opening the mind” through Vedic Meditation create a portal or opportunity for evil or satanic influences to enter the mind?

This question is relatively easy to answer. In fact, in this episode Thom doesn’t even get to the second part of the question and spends a short time addressing the first part, the notion of Vedic Meditation opening the mind.

While it’s certainly true that Vedic meditators are usually open-minded people, this is in the sense of being broad minded rather than having an exposed or vulnerable mind.

Vedic Meditation actually has the opposite effect. It dissipates stress and reduces the likelihood of suggestibility and allows one to become more aligned with the laws of Nature, rather than being susceptible to anything opposing the laws of Nature. 

So if you’re feeling the need to build a ‘spiritual firewall’ for yourself, this is the episode for you.

Episode Highlights: 

[00:48] An Open Mind About Vedic Meditation

[02:08] One Becomes What One Sees

[03:34] The Impact of Vedic Meditation

[05:28] Meditators Need Not Be Concerned About the Biased Views

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