Surrendering into Love: Going Beyond All Understanding in Meditation

Bio:

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

Thousands of people have reported experiencing incredible states of meditation, bliss & 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 inner peace.

Please Note:

The easiest & most effective way to experience deep meditation & bliss is through Shakti/Grace. (the subtle energy that awakens you to enlightenment)

Simply by listening to the Pure, Calling or Infinite Sky CDs
This Shakti is awakened in you and you effortlessly experience deep meditation, love & bliss.

Without the help of Shakti/Grace, meditation will most likely be a struggle.

"It is important to start with practices and teachings.

You follow a path like Advaita, Zen, Bhakti, Shakti
or any other valid path to enlightenment.

And you do take on certain beliefs knowingly or unknowingly
and by being true to those beliefs and practices,
there is a deepening, even realizations.

This process usually has to happen.

But if you are blessed,
at some point or better at many many points,
something will happen that will knock you off your feet.

You are going along in a blissful state,
all the beliefs and practices are in place to support that
and then something happens in your life
that pulls the rug out from underneath you.

And suddenly all of those beliefs & understandings
about yourself and about spirituality
that have been held perfectly in place have all tumbled down.

And in that, there are no more beliefs to hold on to;
all understandings have been nullified.

And if you are able to surrender in this,
then it is here that your heart breaks open to silence,
like a crab that has outgrown its shell.

You become vulnerable to silence,
to the absence of understanding, to the absence of security,
to the absence of knowing who you are.

And in this there is freedom.

What good is it to realize the Self
and then be bound by the idea of the Self?

What good is it to be dependent
on having a certain experience, attainment or understanding?

When it all crumbles then all that is left
is pure open vulnerability.

It is not that you feel this and then you move on,
but rather you learn to remain as this
even while continuing your practices.

Then you live in love; that love that resides in surrender.

And your life is lead by grace.

Not an idea of grace.
But that which cannot be known is
and that is that.

Much love,

Kip"