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Sadhguru explains the meaning of samadhi: ‘A state of equanimity’
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The Indian Express
In his latest YouTube video, the spiritual guru took it a notch higher by introducing the concept of samadhi, a deep state of transcendence.
While people think samadhi means a death-like situation, Sadhguru clarifies that “the word samadhi literally means sama and dhi – sama meaning equanimity and dhi meaning buddhi or the intellect”.
According to him, “if you reach an equanimous state of intellect, it is known as samadhi”.
Sadhguru also says that “Samadhi is a state of equanimity where the intellect goes beyond its normal function of discrimination.
Samadhi, as described in yogic traditions and by Sadhguru, is presented as a state of profound equanimity and a shift in perception that goes beyond simply practising meditation,” she tells indianexpress.com.