The journey is important, not the culmination. Most of us are bogged down by the end result or the culmination of the journey where the truth is, there is no such thing as culmination or finality. The journey goes on, there is no limit to how far one can reach. The rishis who gave us the vedas, which many consider as ultimate, themselves said that these vedas are not the finality - it is the extent of creation as was revealed to them. You can journey on the path of yog and reach further than those rishis as well and add new dimensions to the vedas.

Therefore, one should focus on journeying, not the finality. Who knows what finality looks like? Ram journeyed. Reading about his journey or giving lectures about his journey is not journeying, it is like walking on a treadmill. When you journey from A to B the scenery changes, that is you get your experiences, that is the indication you are journeying.

—Article from Ashwini Guruji of Dhyan Ashram