Showing posts with label Meditation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meditation. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 6, 2019

SLLS ~ enables laser focus ~ an approach to mindfulness

I believe when we are distracted we separate from who we are. 
Self separation causes a variety of pain and detours.
While perusing the BBC, I came across an article on how to handle distractions. The best tip is ...

When you begin to lose focus on your priorities, 
wrote former military sniper Jeffrey Harrison,’ 
take a SLLS break ~~~

Saturday, October 31, 2015

Meditation, Appreciation and Intent ~ Three of six elements to start your day

One of my favorite sources of guidance is Abraham-Hicks and their books and their daily quote.
they emphasize the importance of meditation and appreciation.
I can across a photographer that includes Meditation and appreciation in his daily morning rituals. 
Check out his short video clip.
6 Things I Do for a Happy + Productive Day | ChaseJarvis RAW Episode 07 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuYdlHsWm-c

 

Friday, March 13, 2015

Meditation a path to Intimacy ~ Relatedness (IV/IV)

     One day when I stepped off the elevator at the college where I teach psychology courses, a former student was standing in the reception area. She came toward me, gave me a warm close hug and said “Thank you." I asked her “what did I do?” She said, “Meditation.” “you taught me how to Meditate … Meditation has helped me soo many times … Thank you.” She then scurried off to the tasks that she had to do that day.

     If one Googles “meditation” the browser will bring up over 135 million hits. If one explores Barnes & Noble bookstore you will find over 48 thousand books on meditation. I am sure that each of these books or articles on meditation provide different perspectives and techniques for meditation.

The meditation that I taught my student is simple – it is a breathing meditation. It is easy to learn, and can be practiced anywhere.