This is an audio guided meditation from freemeditation.com.
If this is your first time trying Sahaja Meditation, we suggest that you take a few minutes to first go through our Self-Realization workshop.
Follow the instructions on the Self-realization page.
You will find this guided meditation much more effective if you have first experienced your Self-Realization.
Wherever you choose to meditate, we suggest that it be a relatively quiet place, without any air draughts, where you can sit comfortably on a chair or on the floor. It is okay to stay in front of your computer as well.
You may want to light a small candle in front of you.
Let’s keep our hands stretched open, palms facing upwards, resting on our lap.
You may close your eyes or gaze at the candle flame in front of you.
Let’s begin by watching our breathing and letting go of our thoughts, as we practised in Part 1, Calming the mind and attention.
Keeping our left hand open, palm facing upwards, resting on our lap, let’s put our right hand on the heart.
Every time we breathe out, let’s feel our heart relaxing a bit more.
Whenever we sit down to meditate, let’s see that we carry a very sincere feeling in our heart. A very sincere feeling towards ourselves.
Our true self resides in our heart. We are not the past, the future, our mental concepts or emotional attachments.
Allow the silence to settle into you. Surrender all your thoughts to your spirit.
Open your heart to your spirit.
As you keep your attention on the heart, notice that meditation should not make us feeling cold and empty inside. True meditation gives us nourishment in the heart.
If you are feeling joyful and peace in your heart, then you have been able to get in touch with your spirit.
Enjoy this feeling for a little bit longer, while listening to this meditative music.
Meditating with the heart
Duration: 09:35 min.
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If you’ve enjoyed this meditation, we invite you to try our 10-part Online Meditation Course on Onlinemeditation.org. Start today and enjoy the full benefits of meditation in your daily life.
martine
Jan 18, 2011
dommage pratiquement tout est en englais… alors que j’ai choisi des publications en français lorsque je me suis inscrite… pas facile de suivre pour moi de ce fait ….
coeurdialement
martine
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2Dorothé
Jan 18, 2011
J’aurais aimé avoir tout ça en Français mais hélas!
Je ne maîtrise pas bien l’anglais.
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3meditate
Apr 1, 2011
The site nice site and I am a news meditate. It is actually the practice to relief your mind by pushing out all the thoughts and thinking and focusing completely on a point, whatever it can be. But it’s just the concept yet.
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4Satish Dalela
Jan 11, 2013
Very very soothing. Taking us near our Holy Mother very fast. Thanks.
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