Meditation Doesn't Calm You Down: Why Emotions Intensify After Practice — original Russian video by Alexander Volchek

VideoMeditationApr 5, 202624:21

Meditation Doesn't Calm You Down: Why Emotions Intensify After Practice

Alexander VolchekGalya

We were filming a video about this—or I was talking to someone—about what a true state is. Let us call it a true spiritual state, although “spiritual” is somewhat abstract here. A true state would be when someone is angry, sees that they are angry, and tries to work with it so they do not harm another person.

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Meditation practice and techniqueMeditationStates and effects of meditationIntensified emotions after meditationSpiritual development and the spiritual pathSpirit

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  • 03:04

    It is a very interesting issue. We were filming a video about this.

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  • 05:28

    If the feeling arises that you should not be angry because you practice, you are stepping off that sunlit path.

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  • 12:06

    When people begin meditating, it is important to understand that, on one hand, this is an expansion of perception, a movement toward freedom, toward knowing the world, toward truth. Toward truth.

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  • 16:53

    I said, “Do you mean people do not have that at seventy, so you associated it with a particular age?” That is exactly what happens.

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  • 17:06

    Enormous numbers of people suffer at forty because they see their age as a problem, a missed opportunity.

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  • 18:40

    A book called The Age of Happiness is published to show that joy is possible in this state.

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  • 20:21

    If you are not in the reality of the present, things will only get worse for you, not better.

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  • 20:41

    Let us look at it briefly, because it is a very large question about people’s desires within their system.

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  • 21:56

    The question is that people see spiritual development as a box checked in society, a material box.

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  • 22:45

    If you regard spiritual development as another checkbox, we need to say clearly, straightaway, that this checkbox says nothing about a person’s kindness.

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  • For readers interested in: Meditation practice and technique, States and effects of meditation, Spiritual development and the spiritual path
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