If you have tried meditation before, you know just how hard it can be to let go of everything else in your mind and try connecting with yourself. It is especially hard for those who are new to meditation.
You will find that remaining in that state physically and mentally can be quite a challenge. The good news is that this is completely normal. As long as you are diligent and persistent, you will eventually be able to maintain that state.
But what is the longest unbroken span of time that anyone has ever meditated for? Well, here is a simple answer.
What is the Longest anyone has meditated for?
There are several documentations of long unbroken meditation. In 1892, on December 24th, Vivekananda took to Kanyakumari. He sat on a rock and began meditating. This meditation went on for around three days, after which he came to an important realization.
After this long meditation, he had decided to live his life in service to humanity.
What is the longest documented time of a meditating session? This is one of the longest documented times of meditation. It is also believed that on 4th July 1902, on the day of his death, he had a long meditation time.
Note: Meditation sessions are not talked about. There might be more who have gone for longer, even though their experiences are not documented.
