Meditation on Spiritually Preparing for Spring
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Meditation on Spring
This is my latest production, a brief (5-minute) meditation on spiritually preparing for Spring. More to come!
Breathing meditation on appreciation
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This TeleMeditations podcast offers you a relaxing form of pranayama to use as a breathing meditation on appreciation. The podcast is 18 minutes long.
Breathing in conjunction with absorbing the higher meaning of the word ‘appreciation’ is a refinement technique.
Practice it to lift your whole being up in vibrational frequency. Note how the practice of breathing appreciation improves your life and your relationships.
After you listen to this podcast and practice breathing meditation, take note of your experience during your practice, and what if any results you have.
Take note of any changes, subtle or obvious. Ask yourself questions like:
- How do you feel from just doing the breathing?
- How do you feel practicing appreciation in your daily life?
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Quantum enlightenment: initiates only?
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A once-cherished belief held that you had to be an initiate in the Mysteries or a quantum scientist to explore macrocosm and microcosm theories.
Have things changed as our technology and culture advance at break-neck speed, or is that belief still valid?
The term ‘quantum’ has become a household word, but it’s difficult to take for granted.
Even those in the inner core of quantum science or initiated in the teachings of mystery schools can’t pretend to understand it.
Yet, as quantum theory becomes part of the growing, collective spiritual mainstream, people are … Continue Reading
Supporters who are there for you
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Podcast Meditation. Listen only when you can be in a relaxed environment, and not while driving.
Peaceful flute, water and nature sounds match the inner support you find from the light. Plan to use this guided meditation to lead you deep within. You can sit or find any comfortable position for this session. Stay there as long as you like. If you want to use this recording to help you fall asleep, you can listen while lying down. Seven minutes.
Meditate to Ravi Shankar
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Do you love to meditate to Ravi Shankar?
Then you will enjoy the DVD from the live concert, Ravi Shankar In Portrait: Between Two Worlds. It was performed in the atmospheric Union Chapel in London, Summer 2002, with his daughter Anoushka, and with tabla virtuosi Bikram Ghosh and Tanmoy Bose.
The full length performance of “Raga Rangeela Piloo”, a BBC release, is available as a DVD set (my affiliate link). It celebrates Shankar’s life and music, and is featured with another long raga “Raga Anandi Kalyan”. Both ragas make the … Continue Reading
Meditate on Surya to dispel darkness
Om Surya Namaha is one of the twelve mantras to the sun given in the yoga meditation, Surya Namaskar (Salutation to the Sun). Surya Namaskar is the yoga asana (posture) for worshiping God by meditating on the Sun. As the energy provider for our solar system, the Sun is the primal representative of the inner sun of being.
The complete Surya Namaskar, which is helpful in support of the ability to concentrate, is a yogic meditation traditionally performed in the open air at dawn, facing the Sun.
But the Surya Namaskar is more than a physical exercise. It is a spiritual practice to dispel the … Continue Reading
People who meditate have larger brains
A study by the UCLA Laboratory for Neuro Imaging shows that those who meditate tend to have significantly larger volumes of the hippocampus and areas within the orbito-frontal cortex, the thalamus and the inferior temporal gyrus. These are all areas of the brain known to regulate the emotions.
44 people were examined, 22 were control subjects and the other 22 had practiced various forms of meditation. Those who practice had … Continue Reading
How to manifest what you want: best manifestation secrets
This Video is from a meditation MP3 on how to manifest what you want.
You can download the full MP3 recording as a gift when you … Continue Reading
How to deal with stress: an insight meditation break
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Practicing meditation is good medicine for the prevention of ailments brought on by stress
Prolonged stress can result in a multitude of disorders such as weakened immune system, emotional problems with depression and anxiety, and panic disorders, and now as shown by a new study, arrhythmia.
Many healthcare practitioners prescribe meditation as a way to reduce stress and help manage pain. This is nothing new; the Buddha prescribed mindfulness as medicine to help ease that physical discomfort.
Since we live in bodies that can become ill or uncomfortable we can use meditation to teach us to be skillful in alleviating that discomfort, by soothing the related stress.
The conventional wisdom, regarding meditation, is that it takes time to learn to meditate skillfully enough to do this, to steady the mind and avoid the frustration that makes stress – and pain – even worse than it already is.
So it makes sense to find the 
quickest way to correctly meditate, teaching your body to respond in a healthy way to stressful circumstances including ill health. Click here to learn more about a good program I recommend (my affiliate link).
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