Pournima Dhyanam

Why Meditate During Pournima or Full Moon?

A full moon is that phase of the moon when it is completely illuminated as seen from the earth. During this time, the earth is right between the sun and the moon, with all three in a line. The exact moment of the Full Moon, when the alignment with all the planetary and solar energy centres, presents the highest state of sensitivity and contact. Meditating during the Full Moon is equivalent to meditating every day for one month.

Why Meditate In a Group During Full Moon?

When we meditate in a group, the energy present is amplified, creating a stronger experience for ourselves. Those who meditate together have noticed that group energy promotes a deeper, more profound experience carrying them into higher and deeper levels than they would be able to reach if they meditated on their own. The effectiveness of positive energy directed towards humanity is magnified many times more when done as a group rather than as an individual.

Moreover, the moon has an effect on water and our body is approximately 70% water. Hence on the day of Purnima or full moon it is beneficial to do meditation.

Every Full Moon or Pournima night Meditation is done inside Maheshwara Maha Pyramid and in the Open Nature.