The term avesha means “complete penetration,” “total infusion,” or “becoming one with something.” Throughout history, different traditions have described this state of identificatory absorption of consciousness as mystical ecstasy, samadhi, or a state of unity.
At certain moments in life, an experience may become so intense that the perceiver and what is perceived no longer seem separate: the subject merges with the content of the experience, giving rise to a sense of identity within consciousness. This is described as a state of identificatory absorption.
During such moments, attention is fully absorbed and psychic energy becomes concentrated on a single point, revealing consciousness, in this account, as a force of penetration, integration, and transformation.
In states of identificatory absorption, the presentation describes changes not only in the operational mind (manas), but also in breathing patterns, nervous-system rhythms, the acid–base balance of the blood, and the body's overall state of tension or relaxation. From a modern perspective, it suggests that the “hidden fire of consciousness,” described symbolically in Eastern spiritual traditions, has measurable physiological counterparts in vital processes.
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