contemplation vs meditation
repetition vs. parallelism?
can anyone tell me whats the difference (Possibly using this example or one similar))
“Siddhartha had already taken part in the learned men’s conversations, had engaged in debate with Govinda and had practiced the art of contemplation and meditation with him. Already he knew how to pronounce Om silently–this word of words, to say it inwardly with the intake of breath when breathing out with all his soul, his brow radiating the glow of pure spirit. Already he knew how to recognize Atman.”
what about the word “already”
parallel sentence structure:
HAD already taken …, HAD engaged …and HAD practiced …
Repetition of “word” and “breath.”
Prayer, Meditation, Contemplation: Swami Rama (2 of 6)
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