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Meditation Technique of Perception

June 21st, 2010 Comments off

One Answer?for all questions – This too will pass…

This technique is quite different from thje conventional techniques. This technique is actually a contemplation and involves thinking over life. Though people of all age can try this technique, it is basically suitable for people with mature age (I mean 18 & above). The reason is that only those who have lived a certain (substantial) duration of life can reflect back on their past. Very young people who are still in the initial phase of their life are less likely (though not impossible) to analyze their life from the angle which this demands. Nevertheless, this technique is very useful for knowing our true self.

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First read this thought provoking story :-

Once a king called upon all of his wise men and asked them,

” Is there a mantra or suggestion which works in every situation, in every circumstances, in every place and in every time. Something which can help me when none of you is available to advise me. Tell me is there any mantra?”

All wise men got puzzled by King’s question. One answer for all question? Something that works everywhere, in every situation? In every joy every sorrow, every defeat and every victory? They thought and thought. After a lengthy discussion, an old man suggested something which appeal to all of them. They went to king and gave him something written on paper. But the condition was that king was not to see it out of curiosity. Only in extreme danger, when the King finds himself alone and there seems to be no way, only then he’ll have to see it. The King put the papers under his Diamond ring. Read more…

Meditation For People On The Go

June 20th, 2010 Comments off

is an ancient ritual that is perfect for individuals seeking a bit of peace, quiet, and inner reflection into their daily lives. However, many individuals erroneously believe they do not have the appropriate time to devote to . This practice does not require a special room and hours upon hours of inner reflection to be done properly and receive the most results. In fact, can be done in any quiet corner, including your living room, office, hotel room, or even the airplane. In order to achieve the proper in some of these places, you may need to practice certain techniques or bring along special devices that will block noise and ensure quiet for your designated time.

Consider joining a meditation group so that you can effectively learn the methods of meditation before you attempt to in unusual surroundings. The techniques and methods you learn through a learned meditation instructor will help you accomplish your own personal goals of meditation and inner exploration.

Meditation does not have to be incredibly time consuming. Make it a point to dedicate a few minutes each day to your meditation goals and spend some time reflecting inward. Mornings are excellent times to begin meditation, since you at the most at ease during this time and your home is probably the quietest. Consider waking up before the rest of your household to snag a few much needed minutes along in order to successfully complete your meditation process. This is critical for both men and with children who find it hard to meditate amidst the noises and demands of children. Read more…

Meditation Chairs

June 19th, 2010 Comments off

chairs can enhance the experience of exploration by allowing you to sit in a comfortable and relaxed position during your session. If you have back problems or limited flexibility, the offers a comfortable alternative to sitting on the floor.

For those just beginning the practice of meditation, a sitting device can be an way of enhancing focus and concentration. There are different types of chairs available including meditation benches, ergonomically designed tilt chairs and inflatable cushions.

A meditation bench allows you to sit in alignment without putting undue pressure on your back. A tilt chair also supports your back while allowing you to remain in the optimum upright position. Many companies providing meditation supplies also manufacture portable meditation chairs, inflatable cushions and folding benches, so that you can in any setting or environment. A portable chair is an excellent investment if you are continuously on the go.

Meditation chairs have several advantages over sitting on the floor or a regular chair. Meditation requires harmony of body and mind, in the sense that physical discomfort should not interfere with the meditation experience. To expand our consciousness and achieve clarity of mind, it is important to be as comfortable as possible during the meditation session. Sitting in any one position for a length of time is bound to cause cramping and distress. Specially designed chairs can provide the proper support and alignment necessary to allow you to get the most out of your meditation experience. It is important to note that regular chairs do not mold to the body in the same way as an ergonomically designed meditation device. Read more…