Quantum Leap: Direct Contact with the Higher Self

Higher intentions — “to attain Samadhi,” “to know I Am,” “to discover one’s purpose” — require more than effort alone; they require an expansion of perception. To know the Truth, we must tune our “receiver” to a different frequency.

What Direct Transmission in Yoga Really Means

In yoga, there is a concept that is difficult to explain in words, but easy to feel. It is known as direct transmission.
We usually associate learning with explanations, techniques, and theory. But in yoga, there is also another level of interaction between teacher and student — one that exists beyond words.

When a practitioner is able to sit in silence, meditation stops being merely a method of self-observation. It becomes a subtle form of communication. If someone has never practised meditation, it can be difficult for them to recognise this process. They simply do not yet have the means to perceive it.

In the yogic tradition, meditating alongside an experienced practitioner is considered an important part of learning. Students would often come to Masters simply to sit quietly nearby and meditate together. Outwardly, nothing appears to happen, yet inwardly there is a shift — a change of state.

This is what is known as direct transmission. It is not information, not a technique, and not an energetic influence. It is a state of shared presence in the moment that helps deepen meditation practice. To experience it, all that is needed is attentiveness and awareness — the ability to remain in silence without being swept away by thoughts, while staying inwardly open.

After our online meditations, many people describe similar experiences: a deeper state, a calmer mind, and concentration that comes more easily than when practising alone.

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Imram Kriya Team