Meditation practices in the Ribhu Gita
1. Self-Inquiry (Atma Vichara)
Whenever a thought, sensation, or emotion arises,
Recognize: “I am not the body, not the mind;
2. Neti-neti (Not this, not this)
Reject all that is perceived as “not-Self.”
What remains after all rejection is the Self.
3. Abidance in the Self (Nididhyasana)
Do not meditate on anything; simply remain as Being.
Rest in the knowledge: “I am Brahman.”
4. Dissolution of the world
See the world as a mere appearance in Consciousness.
Do not deny it; deny its reality.
True silence is the absence of mental interference.
In silence, the Self shines by itself.
6. Firm knowledge (Jnana Nishtha)
Remain established in the certainty: “I am ever free.”
No effort, no practice, no goal.
Essence of the Ribhu Gita
Nothing is to be attained.
Nothing is to be removed.