There is no “right” experience. Whether you feel a profound connection or just a moment of quiet, you have successfully visited your inner sanctuary. And you can return anytime you need to remember the calm, vast ocean that is your true home. This is the driving force or purpose of a Yoga meditation.

A beautiful comment from a reader offered this profound perspective: "I recognize God as both Spirit and personal in that Spirit takes on human form in the soul of each person."

This statement doesn't just bridge the two views; it weaves them into a richer, more complete tapestry of understanding. It points toward a mystical and deeply integrated vision of the divine that has inspired seekers for centuries. Let's explore what it means to hold God as both the ultimate, impersonal Spirit and the most intimate, personal presence.