Guided Meditation
Meditation is a scientifically proven way of improving our well-being in general. Millions of people today in the world are using this ancient discipline for many purposes including stress management, health improvement, motivation and success in business, education..etc.
As we have described in the related articles, the essence of meditation is getting into thoughtless awareness without any mental effort or focusing exercise. And the goal is to achieve the yoga, enlightenment, getting connected to the source of the All-pervading Power. Without these spiritual goals, the meditation will only serve as an alternative health care product!
In the following section, you will have the chance to follow a guided meditation sample which is recorded for our online course.
Sit upright and relaxed, cross-legged, on the floor. If you choose to sit on a chair, place your feet a little apart from each other, without shoes. Rest your hands palms open and upward on your lap.
Plug in your headset and enjoy the free 8-minute guided meditation sample.
Guided Meditation Sample
Breathing and getting into thoughtless
Duration: 08:52 min.
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We hope you enjoyed our guided meditation. We invite you to take our free
online meditation course and get the full
benefits of meditation.
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sam
May 18, 2011
This was very relaxing but i don’t know if i was thoughtless any tips thanks.
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sambath kumar
February 26th, 2013
i was thoughtless & relaxed
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denise
Aug 22, 2011
hi sam just kept, concentrating on the top of my head when my mind wandered
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2Victoria D.
Sep 7, 2011
What does she say at the end of the guided meditation with her hand pressing on her fontanel, “Mother, Please give me self ___? THANKS
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admin
September 7th, 2011
“Self-realization”
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Leslie
Jan 23, 2013
Can I lay down during the meditation. I find my body so uncomfortable, constantly shifting. I had previous bavck surgery. All movement interfers meditation. L
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