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Entries in meditation (3)

Saturday
Nov172018

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: Meditation: The Journey Beyond The Mind

Looking to meditate?

There are a lot of books on the spiritual marketplace. The volume is overwhelming. Yoga, mindfulness, reiki, you name it. It’s enough to make your head spin.

And mindfulness has received a lot of recognition — not just from its use in therapy, but from scientific research.

At the same time, in this modern age, many people just don’t want to return to the religious certainties of the past.

This book is for all of those who are looking for a happy medium. It distills the spiritual path, boiling it down to its core elements, and presents it in a way that is understandable and practical for anyone.

It all comes down to authentic presence — the state of awakening that already exists within you as the fundamental element of your being.

In this book you will find out:

    What authentic presence is, and why it matters
    How we end up separate from our inner being by getting sucked into the games of ego
    How to discover authentic presence within yourself through the practice of meditation
    How to cultivate that presence
    The importance of bringing the profoundly authentic state into your real life
    How to use authentic presence to transform negative emotions into positive situations

Sunday
Oct162016

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: The Habit of Mindfulness: 25 Daily Meditations

For free, a nononsense roadmap to the practice of mindfulness through 25 simple exercises.

Discover how a simple state of clear, nonjudgemental, and undistracted attention to the contents of consciousness can improve your life. Cultivating this habit has been shown to reduce pain, anxiety, and depression. The practical teachings of the Buddha, which are curated for you into 25 digestible lessons, are an empirical guide to freeing the mind from suffering. They are based in experience, and validated by modern science.

Wednesday
Nov142012

Meditation Reduces Risk of Heart Attack