The document lists reasons for meditating in 33 sentences. It states that the author meditates to satisfy a human urge for stillness, to dive deep into infinity, and to respond to calls from gurus. Meditation allows reclaiming consciousness, remaining in a natural divine state, joining nature's songs and choruses, healing the world's wounds, and learning from nature. The overall summary is that the author meditates for spiritual enlightenment and connection to nature, divinity, and the infinite.

1. I meditate
BecauseSource – Ved Bharathi

2. •I meditate to satisfy common
human urge to stillness.
•I meditate so that I may dive
deep into the ocean of infinity.
•I meditate because the Gurus
call and call and call and I must
respond.

3. •I meditate to reclaim ownership
of the vast open field of
Consciousness.
•I meditate to remain in the state
natural to all children of divinity.
•I meditate because I wish to join
in singing the song the sap at the
roots of the Bunyan tree sings.

4. •I meditate so that I may hear the
music of the herb’s leaf that opens
at the touch of moonlight.
•I meditate so that I may join the
chorus of the cub, calf, fawn and
fledgling.
•I mediate so that, though I am
hundred years old, children take me
to be one of their own.

5. •I meditate so that I not be mere
copper wire but be recognized
as the current that I am.
•I meditate so that the mind
may be introduced to mind.
•I meditate so that the soul may
dance with the Over soul.

6. •I meditate so that the sun may
sit in the lap of the Over sun.
•I meditate so that I may read the
mind of the egg being hatched.
•I meditate so that I may trace the
fin print of the fish in the sea and
the feather print of the bird in the
sky.

7. •I meditate so the moonlight may
continue to fan green tree tops.
•I meditate so that the scribes of
Infinity may inscribe mantras on
the sheaves of my mind.
•I meditate so that I may become
a stylus in the hands of the
scribes of Infinity.

8. •I meditate so that my lotus
garden may remain in full bloom.
•I meditate so that a descending
star may enter the crown of my
head, lodge itself in my cerebrum
•I meditate because the world
lies wounded & I may apply my
balm on the wounds.

9. •I meditate so that the world
may speak softly.
•I meditate to turn all shouts
into quiet whispers.
•I mediate to talk in whispers to
the worlds’ Lover.
•I meditate so that I may learn
the songs that the foetus sings.

10. •I meditate so that I may be found
worthy to sit in the company of
prophets.
•I meditate so that wherever I walk
a breeze of peace and solace may
touch all aching and ailing minds.
•I meditate so I may learn to change
my old torn body-garments for fresh

11. •I meditate to renew my kinship
with the holy fire cauldrons in the
depths of the earth.
•I meditate because the moon’s
soul caresses my mind.
•I meditate so that the whole
earth may become my body and
all its dwellers become my limbs.

12. •I meditate so that when someone
calls my name, every blade of grass
and every tree leaf responds in my
voice, “Here I am!”
•I meditate so that when I exhale the
breezes blow soft and when I hold my
breath the storms go still.
•I meditate so that I may overhear what
trees say to each other when they
wake in the morning.

13. •I meditate so that I may dream
the dreams the trees dream
standing.
•I meditate so that I be a stranger
to none.
•I meditate so that ass & the owl,
the blades of grass, branches of
oak may know me as their sister.

14. •I meditate to respond to the call of
my friends who roam bodiless
through all corners of the universe
sprinkling soul smells of serenity.
They wish me to join them.
•I meditate so that four-cornered
truth may turn to smooth circle.
•I meditate so as to be and no longer
to be away from me

15. Satya Kovur
Wellness Architect
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Sreyas Counseling Center
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