In Rehnadee Shum IngLeeYuTyayLinReh, is a spiritual process and event that occur to reveal to a meditator the next meditation after attaining the goal of the current meditation. In Shum Sanctuary IngLeeYuTyayLinReh is known as 'spiritual immersion' or simply immersion. 
Meditators who use Rehnadee Shum will be accustomed to its Culture of Meditation – Shumsuh. Shumsuh lays out three elements in meditation which are, firstly the preparation for meditation – LeeEeSee, secondly the practice of meditation itself which is Shumnam and thirdly is the Rehnadee Shum Diary – LeeYuTyayLinReh. 
Spiritual Immersion, IngLeeYuTyayLinReh, is nestled in the third element which is the Rehnadee Shum Diary. This diary is useed to journal meditations and is as important to the practice of meditation as meditating itself. By journaling attainment of the goal of a meditation can be captured and once acknowledged that the goal has been attained the meditator will continued to practice the meditation and experiencing its goal until they become in a sense 'saturated' by the experience. It is a level proficiency in mystic ability that is achieved through this saturation or immersion. The diary will capture this achievement of immersion and it will mark the graduation to the next meditation map. Thus the process and event; the process being the continued practicing of experiencing a meditation goal and the event being graduating to the next meditation map. The map that follows is deciphered from the clues in the diary entry during the process of IngLeeYuTyayLinReh. These clues will come from glimpses of insight or flashes of mystic experience that point to the next meditation goal to be attained. With these in hand a Rehnadee Shum mystic can confer with a Shum Guide or Master for the next map or scan through the Rehnadee Shum Lexicon or the Map Libraries find for the next mystic experience that most resonates with their mystic sense having reached IngLeeYuTyayLinReh.

Related Links: Shumsuh – The Culture of Meditation, QnA about meditation maps, Goals or Rehnadee Shum Meditations