Meditation on the Master
The object of this meditation is to put before the eyes of the aspirant an ideal of perfection, an example of a being that expresses perfectly certain spiritual characteristics. In the Theosophical tradition the object is usually a Master of Wisdom, but the aspirant can also meditate on either his Higher Self, a Deity, Sage, or Holy person.
- According to Mahatma K.H. - Concentration and Union with the Higher Self
- According to C.W. Leadbeater (1) - The Monad
- According to C.W. Leadbeater (2) - The Chakras
- According to C.W. Leadbeater (3) - The Hidden Side of Things
- According to Clara Codd - Meditation, Its Practice and Results
- According to Mahatma K.H. - Concentration and Union with the Higher Self
- According to C.W. Leadbeater (1) - The Monad
- According to C.W. Leadbeater (2) - The Chakras
- According to C.W. Leadbeater (3) - The Hidden Side of Things
- According to Clara Codd - Meditation, Its Practice and Results
Meditation on Virtues - Meditation on Spiritual Concepts - Meditation in the Heart - Meditation on the Master - Meditation on the One Life - Meditation on the Bodies - Blavatsky's Diagram of Meditation
