Meditation
all about meditation
Veterans are using meditation to sooth their stress and improve their mental health.
In active meditation, you are approaching meditation the way you do with other objects of the outside world. You believe that meditation is also an activity of the mind, a concentration on an objects (e. g. a burning candle), or your own respiration or a mantra. Real meditation is, by nature, effortless.
Empathy allows us to make a psychic and emotional connection with another person, to actually enter into their mind-space. The separateness between you and the other person fades away. Your ‘self-boundary’ melts away, so that in a sense – or to an extent – you become them.
This wonderful guided meditation will take you on a beautiful journey that will help you find your life purpose and start living the life you came here to live.
Every woman can access the orgasm via three pathways that guide us to experiencing different levels of inner power.
Almost 50 studies, plus the “Maharishi Effect” of 1978 have shown that group meditation can effectively create positive change.
Meditation for a Light Filled Body. Feel the miracle of meditation with this beautifully guided meditation by spiritual teacher, Marianne Williamson. Relax as an electrified elixir washes over your mind and body. Open your heart and receive divine light through every organ, tissue and cell and be soothed into a deep state of relaxation and peace. You’ll feel a warm sensation as your body is restored. This is a wonderful meditation to use every evening for healing just before going to sleep.
The term grounding means connected to the Earth, and it is one that spans numerous different cultures, traditions, and spiritual practices. While it is associated with feelings of balance, connection, centeredness, sinking, being anchored and in the flow, I would like to explore the greater implications of what is happening every time you go outside and relax into nature.
This stunningly beautiful video is a meditation about attaining full empowerment for serving others in the highest way. Below is the transcript.
Derek Rydall: I want to offer a practice that doesn’t require you to join a monastery or sit in lotus for hours. Using simple, one-minute sessions during the day, you can strengthen focus, lengthen attention, dissolve blocks, and increase connection — and still have time to live life fully. In this way you become what I call the “One-Minute Mystic.”
Louise Hay’s Morning Meditation is the perfect way to greet each new day. This softly guided gratitude meditation will lead you through a practice of giving thanks, which leaves you feeling full and at peace with all that is right now. Using this meditation as a daily practice will bring you great comfort and restored appreciation in the daily gifts we so often take for granted. Bless your gifts, your comforts and the people you meet each day –and watch the magic that follows.
knowing that meditation is good for you is one thing—sitting down every day to do it is another. And consistency is the key to realizing the practice’s many benefits, says Sally Kempton, acclaimed meditation teacher and the author of Meditation for the Love of It.
Every single day the pain was getting worse, thinking it was ‘just a toothache’, I put it off until a more convenient time for me to deal with it. One day with the pain no longer bearable I went to have it looked at to find out that it was not a root canal as I had thought, it was a neurological condition called Trigeminal Neuralgia. Google informed me that this was considered “one of the worst pains known to humankind” and has also been called “the suicide disease” for its progressive extreme pain and chronic features. Yay me.
I’m Easy. Well, not THAT kind of easy … although, in my 20’s… 😉 For a long time now I have been noticing that we reward ‘all that is difficult’. Like, “I studied hard for that exam” and, “It was a rough week” and, “I pulled an all nighter to get this project together for […]
ABC correspondent Dan Harris explains that you can integrate short bursts of meditation into your life by way of purposeful pauses. Harris is author of the book “10% Happier: How I Tamed the Voice in My Head, Reduced Stress Without Losing My Edge, and Found Self-Help That Actually Works–A True Story.”
