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May 23, 2009 | 17,151 views | Articles | 25 comments

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Author: Ozge Ozkaya
Ozge Ozkaya is from Turkey and he enjoys compiling articles for freemeditation.com. He loves playing soccer, watching movies and meditating whenever is possible. :-) He has been in the beautiful world of Sahaja Meditation since 2000.

Here we’ve collected 7 interesting Sahaj meditation blogs that consistently bring high-quality material to their audience. They are filled with great resources, original material, thought provoking articles that keep you growing as a meditator. Add these sites to your feed reader, if they aren’t already in there!

1.1000 Petals

1000 Petals reflexes the impact of Sahaja Meditation onto daily life experiences, the way one practicing yogi sees and percepts life. 1000 colorful petals of life, love and light… An easy read on profound topics. A feast for the eyes… A flow into the meditative mood.

2. Y’dig?

Y’dig? reflects a guy who’s interested in what’s good in music, literature, movies, the creative arts in general, and who happens to be, first and foremost, above anything else in his life, a disciple of Shri Mataji. The principles that he’s learned and tries to practice, inform everything else. For the first time in his life he has an understanding of the world that works, that comes from the introspection and meditation that follows his practice of Sahaja Yoga.

3. Boundless Inspiration

Boundless Inspiration from Hong Kong explores a new Chinese lifestyle combined with Western wisdom and understanding. It loves to combine Indian and Chinese spirituality together through the articles. Classical dance, photoreportage and education are also presented based on life experiences in one of the most populated and fast paced cities.

4. Meditation Research

Living in the moment is not, however, a regression to immaturity. It is an evolutionary step in which we return to our childlike innocence and simplicity but in full awareness of ourselves, our place in society and our moral role and responsibility. How does one tap into and sustain a connection with the present moment? How does one escape the brainstorm of mental stress that we all experience?

The Meditation Research Program at the Royal Hospital for Women will continue to delve into these important questions.

5. In the moment

Pragya is a law graduate and a journalism student from USA. Her blog In the Moment is an introspection into life, lifestyle, philosophy and much more. “I guess I like knowing the ‘why’ of life; You know, philosophical questions like, ‘Why are we here?’ and so on, and I also like reflecting on the deeper meaning and spirituality behind things. I find meditation helpful in knowing about the inner self and about life in general” says Pragya.

6. Self-Help

We have entered a new period in history, which is seeing human beings becoming empowered to heal themselves and take control of their bountiful destinies. This is happening due to the inevitable awakening of a specific energy that exists in every person. The question is not whether we really have this treasure in us to use for our liberation; the question is whether or not we will take the easy step to confirm its amazing benefits.

7. Ownerless Mind

Refuting the mystical, metaphysical concept of the existence of individual, discrete selves (while bearing in a non existent mind, that there is no universally accepted theory as to what the word “existence” means). Ownerless Mind is a collection of writings from various schools of philosophy pointing to the unity and ubiquity of Being.

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Veni Grig
May 24, 2009

It is so nice that Sahaj meditation blogs, that consistently bring high-quality material to their audience, are rapidly increasing. They are luckily way more than seven all over the globe, and they are offering lots of information for all types of spiritual seekers. In this informatics age Internet significantly helps spiritual seekers to make their right choice.

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axinia
May 25, 2009

Thanks for the list, it was nice to meet new mates.

Hope next time to something like “Top 100 sahaja meditation blogs”

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Dray Callahan
Jun 1, 2009

Looking inward is both the toughest and most rewarding acts of development. Meditation will certainly move you forward. Thought provoking blogs.

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Manali
Aug 22, 2009

Good work, I like it very much. Hope next time even more better.

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Tami
Aug 22, 2009

beautiful site very inspirational.

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John Neyman Jr.
Sep 8, 2009

Great post! Thank you for sharing these interesting sites on meditation.

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pooyan
Oct 26, 2009

fantastic post, thanks for sharing this.

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Jack
Oct 30, 2009

Really, It is beautiful and inspirational posting but its my opinions and I am getting benefits from it and urg to posting new topics related to meditations and yoga.

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Guided Meditation
Jan 26, 2010

Thanks Ozge,
Just about to go and explore your suggested sites further, but just wanted to say thanks for your efforts
Nigel

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Marry
Apr 26, 2010

As personally i am told so you all 7 blogs are fantastic but professionally these are not good because you should need to put yoga techniques with single blog no need to make more blogs…But your posting is good and informative…

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Sahaja Meditation
Sep 21, 2010

Thanks for this list, adding to my RSS reader now. I’ve read Researching Meditation and 1000 Petals, but not the other ones!

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Wayne
Oct 30, 2010

Thanks for sharing Ozge

~ Wayne

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beginners meditation
Dec 2, 2010

Hi Ozge,

Thanks for sharing and compiling these blogs. Its always great to find new and interesting meditation perspectives and information.

Best to you.

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Walt
Dec 10, 2010

Quite a selection of meditation blogs. Thanks for taking the time to list them and tell what they are about. I will be checking them out. Thanks.

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Jim
Jan 15, 2011

I am new to meditation. I have been practicing Japa meditation for about a month now. I began meditating as a way to relax me before I go to sleep. I have insomnia. I really began to enjoy the experience and so I do 20 minutes in the morning and 20 minutes at night. Today I had a very unusual experience. About 15 minutes into the meditation I began to experience something through my body. The only way I can explain it is that my body was “vibrating” from the inside out. It was not a shaking or a shivering as when you are very cold. It was a physical sensation that I have not experienced in my life. I am 57 years old. I was not imagining it. It was a real physical sensation. It was as if my whole body was vibrating. I opened my eyes but I could not see my body moving. It began to concern me and it eventually stopped. Is this normal? Should I be concerned? Has anyone else had this experience? Can anyone tell me what this might be?

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TerriL
Mar 1, 2011

This site is a great resource. I am fairly new to meditation and was looking for some online sites..thanks for your efforts!

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beginners meditation
Mar 11, 2011

A very great site for beginners learning meditation. It is very informative and interesting. Great tips given and very inspiring. It makes the readers want to read more. Thanks!

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Samad Aslam Khan
Mar 30, 2011

I am researching and gathering data about meditation to reach its real depth and origin. Here I got the list of good blogs, I just explored 3 of them and there I got really some good pieces of information. Not just words but I really feel lucky by chance by reaching this page. Thanks!

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meditate
Apr 1, 2011

I am a new meditation and this site is very beautiful. A great site for learning meditation. This site is very beautiful.

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Harlan
Apr 6, 2011

Thank you for doing all the legwork and coming up with a list of top meditation blogs. Now I need to set aside a chuck of time and do some serious reading.

You’ve found a bunch of blogs I’d never have found on my own.

Thanks again.

Harlan

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Meditation Raleigh
May 16, 2011

Thanks I went to each one and read a few articles. I especially enjoyed the Meditation Research Blog

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Roberta
Jun 13, 2011

An interesting collection of looking at meditation from different side.
Thank you for your time in finding these.

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Joanne
Jun 14, 2011

I am glad to see so many more people are concerning themselves with meditation these days! The more information available online the better. Everyone should be able to experience the benefits of meditation.
Keep up the good work.

Regards
Joanne

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guided meditation
Sep 28, 2011

Indeed, those blogs are very interesting especially they are meditation blogs. I found amazing post when I visited some of those blogs. I will try to visit more blogs like that.

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Lorraine
Nov 9, 2011

A wonderful resource. Can you imagine what this world would be like if everyone meditated 15 min. daily? I have seen the fruits of this in my own life and hope that all people begin this. This is something that we can do FREE and it is for all ages. Thank you for compiling this wonderful list.

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