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What is the Best Spiritual Image to Meditate On? - (5917)

Really good question. To know it would be great as that is what one can visualize and focus stable attention on and thus receive much internal benefit from. 

I don't know the absolute best, and maybe there is not an absolute best, it could vary between stages. I definitely know that a good start is to use the image of the Sun to meditate on.

Please do leave in the comments section what you think may be the best image for inner development to meditate on.


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  1. Anonymous28 February 2026 at 20:49

    Lovely post. I also enjoy the image of the sun, the Christ, milkyway, of course Buddha, DM, kneeling in front of divinity.

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  2. Anonymous28 February 2026 at 22:32

    Recently the image of the Christ from the shroud of Turin has been helpful for me. Thanks

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  3. Anonymous1 March 2026 at 01:38

    Liquid water in whatever way one wants: a stream, a flow from a garden hose, rain on puddles, on glass, flowing over rocks; water as the thoughtful living medium of love and memory we exist in and sense everything through.

    Paintings of Christ from the masters.

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  4. Anonymous1 March 2026 at 03:12

    Our own Being

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  5. Anonymous1 March 2026 at 21:14

    Roses blooming on the cross

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  6. Anonymous1 March 2026 at 21:17

    Jesus' death, the eclipse, emtombment, earthquake, and union of his spirit with the earth's

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  7. Anonymous1 March 2026 at 23:47

    There are so many beautiful paintings of the Divine Mother we can use as inspiration to reach the internal purity She embodies.

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