Meditation Revolution
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It begins July 9th and it's free.
Meditation Revolution
May the Force be with you, always.
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I am doing this ten day trial of "Headspace". You should go and look at that while waiting for this to start. They do a great job of making meditation easy to understand and apply for visual people.
getsomeheadspace.com
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Namaste.
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The self-confidence of the warrior is not the self-confidence of the average man. The average man seeks certainty in the eyes of the onlooker and calls that self-confidence. The warrior seeks impeccability in his own eyes and calls that humbleness. The average man is hooked to his fellow men, while the warrior is hooked only to infinity.
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Thanks again for sharing this, Reliah!
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Aceboizor wrote: This has been a pretty neat experience thus far. I'm a bit behind, but the exercises are very soothing and very informative. Although I still prefer meditating while lying down, but I'm getting better at easy sitting pose...
Thanks again for sharing this, Reliah!
I'm glad you're enjoying it, Ace! I think it's pretty neat.
I know you mentioned you don't have Facebook, but they had a live chat with the lady (Sally Kempton) who does the meditations and someone else brought up the point of sitting. I thought I'd share with you what she said about everything:
"T all the people who are resisting sitting for meditation: I suggest having a dialogue with your resistance. Seriously! Tune into the feeling of resistance, and ask, "What is this about?" You'll get some answers. Then the issue is what to do. I find that I can negotiate with resistance. If you say, "I'll meditate for 5 minutes, and then get up," often that resistant part will relax."
"Physical pain is an issue for many people.
Couple of suggestions: First, find a posture where the pain is less. That could be sitting in a chair, or even lying down with props.
One way to work with pain is to tune into it mindfully rather than resisting it. We tend to try to move away from pain. In mindfulness practice, you explore it. Notice the quality of the sensations--sharp? BUrning? achy?
This will begin to open up the pain. Use your breath and the thought, "Relax' or imagine warmth emanating from the pain. I've found that this works well. Its an ongoing process...but it brings great relief"
I cannot seem to find the quote when she states that comfort is most important and that savasana holds a power of its own.
I'm not saying one way is better - I think she was - but I think it's so much more personal than that and that everyone should find their way of doing it. If I laid down to meditate - I'd fall asleep so good job with the control, there! lol
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Yoga Journal will be beginning a 21 day fitness challenge on September 10th. You can sign up in advance here: http://www.yogajournal.com/fitnesschallenge/
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I contribute to the Revolution in my own way
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Although, even though I've done meditation for years, I found the revolution to be extremely beneficial.
For anyone who missed it, you can still do it if you'd like.
And again, the fitness challenge begins September 10th.
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