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Chapter eight ended on a precise moment: when a man, having seen what he could not show, begins to speak in spite of everything, and what had been only silence becomes, for the first time, a shared word. Chapter nine follows this passage from experience...
The previous chapter distinguished the one who watches from what it watches. But why does this gaze so rarely settle on what is closest to it — the breath, the silence, that very presence? This chapter explores a strange paradox: we stop perceiving what...
Home / The Satsang blog/ The Revelation A New Light on Prànàyàmà The forgotten prànàyàmà before prànàyàmà What if the word prànàyàmà — almost always translated as "breath control" — originally meant something quite different? A close reading of Patanjali...
Home / The Satsang blog / The Revelation The Breath, from the Cave to Yoga Summary: Deep in the caves of the Upper Paleolithic, shamans in trance painted animals by projecting pigments through the breath. Between darkness, flickering light, and altered...
Prana is often imagined as a mysterious energy, a kind of invisible substance that one could capture or accumulate. This way of seeing it is not entirely wrong, but it remains imprecise. Prana does not refer to something one possesses, but to what, through...
Home / The Satsang blog The Silent Prayer A Recognition Summary: This text offers a recognition between a silent prayer described in the Christian tradition and an experience lived in meditation. Beyond forms — desire, breath, name — it brings to light...