Editing Samadhi (section)

== Sikhism ==
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[[File:Samadhi of Ranjit Singh 123.jpg|thumb|The [[Samadhi of Ranjit Singh]] is located next to the iconic ''[[Badshahi Masjid]]'' in [[Lahore]], [[Pakistan]].]]
In [[Sikhism]] the word is used to refer to an action that one uses to remember and fix one's mind and soul on [[Waheguru]].{{citation needed|date=November 2014}} The [[Sri Guru Granth Sahib]] informs:
* "Remember in meditation the Almighty Lord, every moment and every instant; meditate on God in the celestial peace of Samādhi." (p.&nbsp;508)
* "I am attached to God in celestial Samādhi." (p.&nbsp;865)
* "The most worthy Samādhi is to keep the consciousness stable and focused on Him." (p.&nbsp;932)

The term ''Samadhi'' refers to a state of mind rather than a physical position of the body. The Scriptures explain:
* "I am absorbed in celestial Samādhi, lovingly attached to the Lord forever. I live by singing the Glorious Praises of the Lord" (p.&nbsp;1232)
* "Night and day, they ravish and enjoy the Lord within their hearts; they are intuitively absorbed in Samadhi. ||2||" (p.&nbsp;1259)

The [[Sikh Gurus]] inform their followers:
* "Some remain absorbed in Samādhi, their minds fixed lovingly on the One Lord; they reflect only on the Word of the [[Shabda|Shabad]]." (p.&nbsp;503)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Singh Khalsa |first1=Sant |title=Siri Guru Granth Sahib Ji |date=2015 |publisher=SikhNet |location=Espanola}}</ref>