Yoga scriptures of Patanjali define "samyama" as the last three "limbs" of yoga combined. This is confusing to many students because it seems like multi-tasking, doing three things at once: "dharana" (one-pointed focus), "dyana" (meditation, dissolving the intellect in the ocean of ananda), and "samadhi" (realizing pure awareness as the essence of creation.) In fact, the experience of samyama is one intuitive act, without effort. It means simply dropping your intention into the bliss of silence. Do you want to MANIFEST your deepest intention? Then plant your seed of intention in the dark soil of the UN-manifest, and leave it there, unseen, unknown, unspoken. Only then will your intention germinate, to flower in the light. Holding onto your intention, or constantly speaking it, only diminishes its energy, which is much more powerful when left in the silence of the seed. The womb of nature herself will gestate the seed in her own time, by...