3 Levels of Consciousness in Meditation

Bio:

After a profound spiritual awakening, Kip Mazuy created a revolutionary sound technology that transmits Kundalini Shakti to the listener through sound, allowing you to experience deep states of meditation & bliss very easily.

Thousands of people have reported experiencing incredible states of meditation, bliss and spiritual awakenings while meditating to his CDs like "Infinite Sky," "Pure" and "The Calling."

Kip is also known for his no-nonsense teachings on meditation and self realization and meditates with people all over the world to help awaken them to their natural state of peace.

"Through meditation, receiving Shakti
and other spiritual practice,
you can easily come to the experience
of impersonal being.

In this, you are still aware of personal experience
but you also experience yourself
beyond the personal body and mind
as a feeling of existence itself
that is free of the personal.

The experience of this state of simply being
or "being the self"
is quite peaceful, blissful and nurturing.

There is a certain freedom you enjoy just in this.

But if you continue to move deeper into consciousness,
you experience yourself as the witness of everything.

You experience yourself completely detached
from all identification.

Thoughts arise, feeling arises,
yet you remain completely free of it all
as the witness.

Once you reach the point in meditation
where witnessing happens effortlessly,
all personal experience drops away.

Your personal experience
of having a name, a body a past, a future,
all of this vanishes and you float through
visions and subtle experiences in energy
without the confines of being
limited to being a person.

Everything moves through you
and as you,
energy moving through energy.

With this experience,
there is a much deeper
experience of bliss and freedom.

While in this state of meditation,
you lose all memory of having a body,
of being a person, or of having a past.
You literally become weightless.

This may sound a bit frightening to the mind
but it is anything but frightening.
It is incredibly freeing.
There is not even the subtlest experience of stress.

But still if you want to go deeper,
you get to a point
where everything vanishes
into pure consciousness.

In deep surrender into stillness,
something else takes over
where everything just disappears
into that which cannot be defined.

Everything gets sucked
into what seems like
a black hole of blissful nothingness.

You dissolve back into
your essence where
everything seems to get
reset back into it's natural state of peace.

Coming out of this you are no longer
bound by the mind.

You are beyond all
concepts, all ideas and all knowledge.

All spiritual teachings and knowledge
are happily tossed in the garbage
as they no longer have any meaning.

It is pure peace, pure nothinginess.
And you can even function in this nothingness during your day
where everything is felt as this pure peace, pure nothingness.

But in meditation,
you can disappear into nothingness
and the arise back out of nothingness.

This movement of
going in and the movement
of coming out of this nothingness
is profoundly blissful,
leaving you very drunk
on bliss and joy
for quite some time after.

Blessings,

Kip"