The word wadrah is a combination of the words wadah and ha-asan, which means “to be aware of” or “to be aware of something”. The word ha-asan in this context is the English form of the Tamil word ha-asanam, which means “to be aware of one’s own consciousness”. The Sanskrit word ha-asanam is used to describe both the mind and the body.
Some of the concepts listed in this section also apply to other things in the world, like the “gum” that is used for food when we eat a meal, the “belly” that is used to make our bodies fit into our bones, the “fry” that makes us feel like we’re being eaten, the “sadness” that keeps us from being able to remember something, and so on.
wadarahasanam is used to describe a state of being, similar to the state of being awake after an unconscious state. In this state, the mind becomes able to function without interruption, and we can feel like we have a conscious mind that is not tied to any physical body. We can also feel the effects of our thoughts and feelings, but in a more internal way.
There is more to wadarahasanam than that, but that’s the first thing that pops to mind. In wadarahasanam we tend to think that the mind is like a big, heavy machine and that we are the parts that make it work. We tend to think that we can take our minds off, and the thoughts that are left over.
If you’ve been reading this website long enough, you’ve probably noticed that I’m a huge fan of the concept of wadrahasanam, the self-aware consciousness that is the result of our own thoughts and feelings. In wadrahasanam we are able to take our thoughts and feelings out of the way so we can focus on what’s important in our lives.
wadrahasanam is a very interesting concept because it’s the exact opposite of what most of us think of as “self-aware.” It’s the process of consciously choosing to be self-aware, and the result is a much calmer, happier, and more peaceful existence. Self-awareness is our thoughts and feelings being left out of the equation, and that is also what makes wadrahasanam happen.
Wadrahasanam is an experience that’s a lot like meditation. We are in a state of stillness where our thoughts and our emotions are removed and the only thing that we are conscious of are our thoughts and feelings. We just keep these thoughts and feelings inside, and we can use them when we want (for good or bad) to do something. To give you a sense of what wadrahasanam is, imagine you are in a quiet room, and a door opens.
Imagine for a second that the room is a room with a door and a window. If we were to close the door and the window, what would happen? Well, if we keep our thoughts and feelings inside, we would get nothing because our thoughts and feelings would disappear. But if we take our thoughts and feelings out, then we would get something, because our thoughts and feelings would be there.
Don’t think about the walls. Just think about the walls.
wadarahasanam is an interesting title – we all have them in our heads. But what if we looked at them as wadarahasanam? What if we saw them like an open book? The book has been flipped open and pages are missing. The original pages were there, but they’re just missing. We could call this the “wadarahaspaper” or the wadarahaspiller if you prefer.