After a yogi enters into samadhi state by doing concentration in some object, i've heard and read that he enters into such state where all the physical sensations, sound, sight goes. And his mind becomes totally silent. reference After this i don't understand it logically that how should he again progress his concentration, or at what object he should concentrate since all his sensations have gone. I am only trying to understand how meditation works logically. I am little confused with this part.

After a yogi enters into the samadhi state by doing concentration on some object, I've heard and read that he enters into such a state where all the physical sensations, sound, and sight goes. And his mind becomes totally silent. reference After this I don't understand logically how should he again progress his concentration, or on what object he should concentrate since all his sensations have gone. I am only trying to understand how meditation works logically. I am a little confused with this part.

After a yogi enters into samadhi state by doing concentration in some object, i've heard and read that he enters into such state where all the physical sensations, sound, sight goes. And he's mind becomes totally silent. reference After this i don't understand it logically that how should he again progress his concentration, or at what object he should concentrate since all his sensations has gone. I am only trying to understand how meditation works logically. I am little confused in this part.

After a yogi enters into samadhi state by doing concentration in some object, i've heard and read that he enters into such state where all the physical sensations, sound, sight goes. And his mind becomes totally silent. reference After this i don't understand it logically that how should he again progress his concentration, or at what object he should concentrate since all his sensations have gone. I am only trying to understand how meditation works logically. I am little confused with this part.