How can one achieve the state of samadhi to truly experience it, and why is it important to approach it gradually and consciously? Imram discussed this topic with disciples in India. Among the main questions: • Can a woman enter samadhi during childbirth? What type of samadhi is this? • Is it necessary to be aware of samadhi, or is it enough that it happens on its own? • How does a guru work with a disciple to help him achieve samadhi? • What are the consequences for an individual's identity when samadhi occurs too quickly? • How to disidentify oneself from the mind? "Remember how as a child you were engrossed in doing your homework. Someone might call you and you wouldn't even notice. You were in a state of high concentration and didn't even realize that 'you were yourself.' This is an element of samadhi. But such an unconscious state does not lead to evolution" - Imram uses this example to emphasize two ideas: that samadhi is something that happens and it is important to approach this state consciously. We wish you a pleasant viewing, harmony and mindfulness on your spiritual journey!