Sunday, August 22, 2010

Meditation Techniques

Meditation is a very simple and unique process to increase your concentration. If you are make the routine and doing properly on daily basis then sure and certain you can reduce your work stress.

The routine meditation improves your health status and you can enjoy your health. For the working people meditation should be a part of daily routine work. You can get better working life with errorless work and it does improve your work quality. Always choose a peaceful place and open airy area for meditation.

Meditation is the relaxing process of your body, during meditation body recovers the energy himself from nature. Meditation is beneficial in conditions of Nerves disorder, high blood pressure, during pregnancy, and for any mental problem.
Meditation goal is relaxing your body and get mentally relief. Meditations decrease muscles pain, reduce pain, stress relief, reduce depression, improve memories and increase its sharpness with creativity. Through the years non - yogis adopted it, intuitively sensing and peace of mind with the adding more and more practice.

Mindfulness practice meditation, which asks us focus on our breath to facilitate awareness of present time, a widely studied meditation technique. Effects of 8-mindfulness week study published in the Journal of the participant’s mental therapy findings noticed a 2003 report: "mindfulness meditation program in a brief direct impact on brain and immune function produces." Impressive, but fairly vague.

Benefits of meditation we turn too globally to be a more dedicated response. 1. Sit or knee comfortably.2. Loose hands and palms, with over one touching.3 thumb open and the other lightly.'s head upright. May be closed or open eyes. If open they should focus on your hands or place a nearby.4. Seeker start up every ten Exhale should count on. a breath relaxed and natural way. Then start again and repeat. Naturally.5 Continue to breathe. 

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Asaram Bapu

e are born for peace and love, not strife and unhappiness. A healthy, happy and respectful life is all that we are seeking. I only teach how to let go of negativity." So saying, Asaram Bapu proceeded to his seat in a special cabinet to begin the discourse for which thousands had assembled in the big pandal. I'd seen him on TV, on Sony channel, where his discourses are aired, but that had not prepared me for the radiance surrounding this man. Dressed in a white dhoti, sandalwood paste on his forehead, smiling at his devotees, he looked ethereal. The video cameras were in place. All around tight security was in evidence.

The devotees were in fervor, swaying to the chant of Hari Om. It was Gurupurnima, a special day for them. And Bhagwan—as his devotees fondly call him—was in Delhi for two days. It was a festive, gay ambience.

There were stalls in which Asaram's photographs, guru geeta (sayings of the master), malas (garlands), incense, and ayurvedic tooth powder were being sold. And there was a special stall, where you could register yourself for diksha (initiation) and another stall from where you could buy the diksha kit. After registering, early next morning Asaram Bapu would give diksha. He would chant a few mantras and whichever one the devotee vibed with, he could adopt as his personal mantra. But as the discourse was in progress, all were seated listening attentively. Some latecomers outside were begging the security to let them in. Hailing from the land of Mahatma Gandhi, Sabarmati, Ahmedabad, India, it comes as no surprise that Asaram Bapu has taken it upon himself to propagate de-addiction. For this he has even brought out a booklet Nashe Se Savdhan and held camps all over India.

His aim is to create a new society where each realizes his responsibility. "We are lost in the glamor of the West," he says in many of his discourses. "We must revive our culture and tradition, take the best out of it. After all, we are a spiritual land, why must we lose our essence, the fragrance with which the whole world associates us?"

Asaram has a following largely in the northern parts of India, as his discourses are mostly conducted in Hindi. During his discourses, he encourages devotees to meditate on the mantra Om Namah Bhagvate Vasudevay. "This reverential chanting soothes," he says. Apart from holding satsangs (communions) and discourses, Asaram Bapu is actively involved in distributing free medicines and food in calamity-stricken areas.

On the anvil is a home for the destitute in the ashram premises. The organization also publishes a monthly magazine, Rishi Prasad, which is translated into many Indian languages. The main ashram in Ahmedabad, India, hosts an ayurvedic clinic, gaushala (cow sheds) and sadhana (prayer) hall. What is special here is the maun mandir (temple of silence), where you are locked in and provided with food. You can meditate, contemplate or do whatever you feel like to discover yourself. Regular camps to educate women and make them aware of their rights are organized.

"In Jaipur, we have been running a gaushala for stray cows for many years. Now there are 1,460 cows," says Narayan Sai, Asaram's son who is being groomed as his successor.

Born on April 14, 1941 in an affluent family in Sindh, Pakistan, Asumal was the second amongst four children of Thaumal Sirumalani, a businessman. It was his mother, Mangiba, who put him on his destined path. Since birth, a calm radiance permeated his face and soothsayers predicted that Asumal would be a renowned yogi.

During the Partition in 1947, the family fled from Pakistan to Ahmedabad, India. Here, Thaumal had to start all over again. Asumal was enrolled in a Sindhi medium school and soon became popular because of his generosity.

A devout lady, Mangiba would ask Asumal to pray to Lord Krishna—a routine he follows till date. From there flowered the spiritual seed. At the age of 10, Asumal had to give up studies and work in a shop, due to his father's demise. "This trauma made him more determined to unravel the mystery of life," says Narayan.

As was the norm in those days, his family wanted to marry off the adolescent Asumal, who was unwilling to be tied down. "He wanted to be in communion with God," says Narayan.

Eight days before his wedding, he ran away. However, the family traced him in an ashram. And he found a soul mate in Lakshmi Devi, who understood his quest. He left home in 1968 and wandered to all the pilgrim spots in India, searching for God.

It was in the forest area near Nainital that he met the man who would put him on his destined path—Leelashah Maharaj. After much pleading, Leelashah accepted him as his disciple.

It was in the forest area near Nainital that he met the man who would put him on his destined path—Leelashah Maharaj. After much pleading, Leelashah accepted him as his disciple.

Asaram Bapu


Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Benifits of Meditation

As the health benefits of meditation are more widely accepted and acknowledged, health clubs, spas, and resorts may increasingly include meditation classes and workshops alongside aerobics, spinning, weight-training, and hatha yoga. After all, meditation enhances your enjoyment of life at every level — and what better time to enjoy life than on a vacation!

Beyond these more obvious applications for meditation, I anticipate that meditation will become a more pervasive presence on the cultural landscape. Perhaps you’ll be able to access meditation courses on TV, hear celebrity meditators eager to talk about their practice, and find regular references to meditation on sitcoms and talk shows, in newspapers and magazines. Some other, more visionary possibilities: meditation booths in public places, meditation classes in public schools, regular meditation breaks instead of coffee breaks in the workplace, meditation rooms next to board rooms in corporations — even meditation meetings beside prayer meetings in the halls of Congress! And why not? Because meditation reduces stress and improves health without ideological baggage, it’s primed to infiltrate our lives in unprecedented — and unpredictable — new ways.

For More Information about Meditation Contact :-
http://www.meditationsguide.com/

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

FREE FABULOUS GUIDED MEDITATIONS


You calm your mind down with Meditation. It can be as basic as just breathing slowly and letting go. No matter how deep you choose to go in, you will always benefit from it and come out refreshed.


Whether you are new to meditation or have done it before, these are great, peaceful sessions. The Brahma Kumaries international site has these six:

The best way to go through these is to find somewhere quite where you are comfortable and at the right temperature. You can sit in any position you like, eyes open or closed. Try different ways and you will soon come to realise what works for you. And just listen to the meditation. If your mind wonders, that’s ok. Bring it back as soon as you are conscious that you have drifted.

For many of us, not taking care of our minds can be very detrimental. So it’s worth investing in your mind even for just a few minutes to a few hours a day. Out of 24 hours in the day, take a bit out for you. Even if you are just sitting in silence observing your breathing pattern. You will receive some amazing solace.

Anyone can meditate, from a child to a senior person. Kids benefit really well from it because they are not afraid to try it. They just let go and have a wonderful experience.
There are many CD’s you can buy if you struggle to get some Meditaion Guide. Just go into any search engine and add “meditation CD” and go through the list.

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

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Saturday, June 27, 2009

Christian meditation music

All the music ,mp3 and cd is listened before and after the meditation in the Christian faith community during meditation.

Music is often intended to create inspiration, relaxation, and positive thought during Yoga Meditation . in the “Christian meditation” not during the meditation period but before and after the meditation soft music is listened by the people and group. Margaret rizza and Cyprian consiglio are the name of music included in Christian meditation music.
This music cd’s will be tremendous blessing for You. This cd’s help you to know about meditation , how to do a Christian meditation, how to pray for making a relation with god etc. having listen this music you will be seem that you have a great experience of god’s presence and you are not alone in the holy spirit and this world ,god is around you and want to talk with you. if you listen the Christian music then you are going to live the life style of JESUS. Your illness, worry, negative thinking ,and fear are removed from your life and you are spending your quality time with god and you found that your mind is in your under control.