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It takes many years of meditation.
American journalist Elizabeth Gilbert in her true story "EAT PRAY LOVE" describes her experience of god she had while deep in meditation:
“ As a reader and seeker, I always get frustrated at the description in spiritual memoirs of experiencing god. From the Buddha to Saint Teresa to the Sufi mystics to my own Guru—so many great souls over the centuries have tried to express what it feels like to become one with the divine, but I’m never quite satisfied by these descriptions.
After rigorous practice of meditation I have finally found out. What I experienced is indescribable but I’ll try to explain anyway:
Simply put, I suddenly got pulled through into what I knew was the Absolute, I could understand the workings of the universe completely. It was as if I left my body, I left the room, I left the planet, I stepped through time and I entered the void. I was inside the void, but I also was the void and I was looking at the void, all at the same time. The void was a place of limitless peace and wisdom. The void was conscious and intelligent.
The void was God, I was inside God, I was part of God. In addition to being God, I experienced being both a tiny piece of the universe and exactly the same size as the universe.
It wasn’t hallucinogenic, what I was feeling. It was the most basic of events. It was heaven - it was the deepest love I’d ever experienced, beyond anything I could have previously imagined, but it wasn’t euphoric. There wasn’t enough ego or passion left in me to create euphoria and excitement. It was just obvious. Like when you’ve been looking at an optical illusion for a long time, straining your eyes to decode the trick, and suddenly your cognizance shifts and there—now you can clearly see it!—the two vases are actually two faces. And once you’ve seen through the optical illusion, you can never not see it again."