The first phase
Pratyahara - where participants learn to withdraw their senses from the external world.
This practice addresses stress at its root, reducing the sensory overload that
constantly bombards the mind.
The second phase
Dharana - which focuses on
concentrating the mind on a single object. This stage eliminates distractions and
prepares the mind for deeper meditation.
The third phase
Dhyana - where the mind becomes fully absorbed in the object of
meditation. In this state, you experience inner peace, expanded consciousness, and
freedom from mental tensions. This structured approach helps you navigate the
journey from sensory overload to profound inner tranquility and spiritual awareness.