Within the concept of Meditation lies a pan-human need to transcend the phenomena of the mind. Thus, with this transcendence, humans strive to perceive that anarchic essence which encompasses and is encompassed by everything. If you "tear apart" the word Meditation, you will witness the thirst of humans for creation, knowledge, balance, and happiness. You will perceive a need driven by fear and hope that compels humans to move forward, to subdue the temporary, to conquer death, and to merge with the eternal.
This monograph dares to make small incisions in the most essential aspects concerning Meditation: the Consciousness called Meditation, physical armor, meditation and spiritual autonomy, thought and non-thought, and the Observer as their creator, the "here and now," the Observer, the seven stages of meditation, the path of tradition, enlightenment or mental tricks?