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by Hutch Peter - 2008-11-10
Meditation is an intensely personal and spiritual experience. The purpose of each meditation technique is to channel awareness into a more positive direction by totally transforming one's state of min...
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by Cruzet Janine - 2008-11-04
Some people recovered from their illnesses without any present of therapeutic agents. How do they recuperate from it? Some people do believe in paranormal elements like faith healing, psychic healing ...
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by Oz Vorland - 2008-10-30
Being aware of change without having to stop and interpret it, mindfulness means detachment. I call it surfing on change. As the waves you surf upon, as the waves that come and go and vary in size and...
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by Tim Whiston - 2008-10-20
Basic meditation will improve your focus, make you a happier person, and greatly reduce the stress in your life. And this ancient practice is actually quite easy to learn and apply. There are many...
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by Anmol Mehta - 2008-10-08
The most important chakra to open first when you take up a kundalini meditation practice is the Third Eye Chakra. The Third Eye is also called the Ajan Chakra and is the sear of wisdom, intuition an...
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by netmaxik - 2008-10-06
If you have never done it before, mediation might seem a little tricky to you, especially when clubbed with paranoia whether it will work for you or not. But that only means you are normal. Whenever w...
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by Huda - 2008-10-05
Yoga is developing as a part of life. It is a way of life - you can integrate body poses and breathing exercises with added meditation to give a peace of mind to be ONE with the world. Meditation come...
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by Steve Gillman - 2008-10-05
How do you choose the best meditation music? Baroque music is often recommended, and particular pieces may have the right number of beats-per-minute to alter your brainwaves. But more on that in a mom...
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by J Seymour - 2008-10-04
Chakra guided visualizations help you create a deep state of focus and trance in order to make connections between your mind, spirit and body. Each of the seven chakras represents a system of your bo...
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by Michael Mead - 2008-09-30
One of my teachers would say, "There are two kinds of suffering. Slow suffering or fast suffering." He recommended fast suffering. I agree. Which do you prefer - slow or fast?It is possible to re...
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by keshavlaxmi - 2008-09-28
meditation may be a challenge for most people to do as a habit. Nevertheless, it is not as hard as it is made out to be. You have a choice of many different and easy meditation techniques. You can wor...
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by Vijay kumar Raisinghani - 2008-09-27
‘Om Mani Padme Hum' , ‘Om Namah Shivaya' , ‘Om Shanti Om' , ‘Hari Om Tatsat' - These are all sacred mantras that we must have heard sometime or the other in our lives. The first one is a Ti...
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by Dalip Singh Wasan - 2008-09-25
Luck and destiny. Man must become God himself and he must try to write down his own luck and destiny and this work should not be left to G...
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by Dalip Singh Wasan - 2008-09-25
Demand things from God as a matter of right If you are really interested in prayers and you are not trying to writ...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-23
Meditations of the heart for Good Friday and Holy Week I found "Echoes from Calvary" by way of an article in The San Francisco Chronicle by a writer named Peter Steinfels under the label "Beliefs." I...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-23
So much said in just 81 pages: prayer, God, silence The title intrigues me, as does this book by Dom John Main, OSB. The writer, a monk, is telling us about using a word as a prayer to bring us to si...
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by "Rich jammes" - 2008-09-21
If you are a very nervous type that hardly can sleep because you keep thinking about your bills, battles, enemies and frustrations, you have to do something about that, before it is too late.You may e...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-21
Helpful meditation-retreat for going into the heart with God:Today, again, I asked myself during centering prayer, to let my heart be open to God. This is the Christocentric God of the Trinity about ...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-20
For the ongoing spiritual journeyThere is so much in this hardback with the attractive dustcover that it is difficult to know where to start. The author, James Finley, says what his book is about fro...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-19
Entering into a life in the SpiritIn our 21st century world, this meditation on the ordinary becomes a poetic statement about finding one's way, and is so needed. A work that broadens ones vista, the...
