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How You Can Find Stress Relief

(Submitted by: Doug Alp)

We all have heard of the harmful effects stress can have on our lives. Although we can never totally eliminate stress we must be able to manage stress, and find stress relief, especially the prolonged stress which will indeed cause many ill effects ... Read article

Scholasticism

(Submitted by: Nymph Kellerman)

SCHOLASTICISM Nymph Kellerman Scholasticism is an expression which is used to describe the Theology of the Middle Ages (1100 to 1500). The writings from this period, composed a precise body of thinking and speculation. The Schoolmen arranged the ... Read article

The Clandestine Room

(Submitted by: Nymph Kellerman)

Christian meditation and contemplation is tightly interwoven with Christ-love. It is love and being loved at the most profound level. It is living a life of protection and security within a Love that breaks boundaries, a Love that spirals into the ... Read article

Writing From Experience

(Submitted by: annette young)

Writing from Experience As a teacher of creative writing and journalism, I have discovered that so many writers struggle initially with identifying the subject matter for their articles. I advise that it is important for writers to be able to ... Read article

Four States of the Christian Mystic

(Submitted by: Nymph Kellerman)

THE PRAYER OF QUIET There are four states of consciousness in the life of the true mystic. The first state of consciousness is called the prayer of quiet that is also the initial wakening. During this state, two levels of consciousness operate ... Read article

Escalator Meditation

(Submitted by: Andy Hunt)

There are all sorts of ordinary opportunities for calming down in the day to day rush of life. Escalators can be a very useful meditation device on a busy day! They are free, easy to use and available in Metro stations and department stores. ... Read article

Meditation: The Ideal Stress Therapy

(Submitted by: Joan Maughan)

We live in a very stressful world today that would be the understatement of the year! The day I decided to write this article, the world once again was hit by the threat of yet another act of terrorism. Not only do we have the general day to ... Read article

Meditation Therapy - Part I

(Submitted by: Dharmbir Sharma)

Meditation and exercises are meant to keep a person healthy and are primarily preventive measures. People have used them in every age in every society. Exercises are more familiar and have now become an integral part of a healthy life style. ... Read article

Meditation Therapy - Part II

(Submitted by: Dharmbir Sharma)

To get started it is important to choose proper place and time. Although in principle any place is good, a quiet room in the house or a quiet corner in a room is desirable. Even for seasoned practitioners it is difficult to meditate in a noisy ... Read article

Meditation as a Lifestyle

(Submitted by: Vishal P. Rao)

Meditation begins as postures and breath control and mantras. But it expands, just as the mind expands when we empty it of clutter and stretch it with hope and awareness. The more aware we become, the larger the capacity of the mind becomes, and ... Read article

The Importance Of Prayer And Meditation With God

(Submitted by: David Maillie)

Prayer and meditation have been proven in multiple settings to have a profound influence on peoples health and especially on hospital patients. People who pray and meditate daily have shown marked decreases in stress hormone levels. They have ... Read article

Meditation: The Number One Thing To Improve Your Life

(Submitted by: Lana Rolfe)

Do you meditate?Yes? No?Allow me to do this once: Meditation is the most important thing you can do to improve your life.Honestly, if you are looking for one thing that will make you sleep better, stress less, feel better ... Read article

Demystifying Meditation

(Submitted by: Pamela Nathan)

It has been validated that 20 minutes of meditation is the equivalent of 3 hours of sleep. If you are on a plane and onto your next important board meeting, think about how efficient you can be by utilizing 20 minutes of that time to regenerate ... Read article

Meditation is the key to PEACE

(Submitted by: Ronald Copeland)

Meditation is a very important aspect of our lives. We spend all day in a stressful environment. We seldom take the time to stop and release much negative energy that we are holding onto. When we hold onto this stress and negativity, it has an ... Read article

Meditation and Psychic Powers, Shaktipat, Kundalini Kriyas, Siddhis, Enlightenment and Ramakrishna 2

(Submitted by: Swami Satchidanand)

From time immemorial it has been known that some people, Yogis, Gurus, Shamen, Priests, Saints, Paramahamsas, Buddhas, Christs, have evolved to a state of high energy.These pure and good people, wanting benefit and happiness for all, ... Read article

Ramakrishna, Meditation and Psychic Powers, Shaktipat, Kundalini Kriyas, Siddhis, Enlightenment

(Submitted by: Swami Satchidanand)

From time immemorial it has been known that some people, Yogis, Gurus, Shamen, Priests, Saints, Paramahamsas, Buddhas, Christs, have evolved to a state of high energy. For example, Ramakrishna.These pure and good people, wanting benefit ... Read article

Meditation - Relieve Stress and Live Longer

(Submitted by: Penny Dablin)

For hundreds of years sages, wise men and yogis have practiced meditation and extolled the benefits. In today's hectic world there is no better time to take up meditation.What is Meditation? In simple terms, ... Read article

Meditation - The Gateway to the Soul

(Submitted by: Dr. Patti Diamond, DD)

Meditation is the gateway to the soul. It provides the illuminated path of shifting from the ego self of the soul into spiritual oneness. It is the key to unlocking the ego self of the soul, shifting the energy of the ego self of the soul being ... Read article

Chakra Meditation for Healing - Chakra 4 - Anahata (Heart) Chakra

(Submitted by: KG Stiles)

4th - Anahata (Heart) Chakra ~ AIR ~ SUN GOLDFocus your awareness at the Anahata (Heart) Chakra, located in your upper chest and back area. From Sanskrit Anahata can be translated as Unstruck, unhurt, unbeaten and refers to the ... Read article

Chakra Meditation for Healing - Chakra 2 - Svadisthana (Sexual or Spleen) Chakra

(Submitted by: KG Stiles)

2nd - Svadisthana (Sexual or Spleen) Chakra ~ WATER ~ ROSESvadisthana (Sexual or Spleen) Chakra - From Sanskrit Svadisthana can be translated as Primordial Abode.Focus your awareness at the Svadisthana or Sexual Chakra, half ... Read article


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What is meditation?

Meditation usually refers to a state in which the body is consciously relaxed and the mind is allowed to become calm and focused. Several major religions include ritual meditation; however, meditation itself need not be a religious or spiritual activity. Most of the more popular systems of meditation are of Eastern origin, though there exists also various forms of Christian, Jewish and Muslim meditation.
Meditation as a form of alternative medicine brings about mental calmness and physical relaxation by suspending the stream of thoughts that normally occupy the mind. Generally performed once or twice a day for approximately 20 minutes at a time, meditation is used to reduce stress, alter hormone levels, and elevate one's mood.
A discipline in which the mind is focused on a single point of reference. Employed since ancient times in various forms by all religions, the practice gained greater notice in the post war US as interest in Zen Buddhism rose. Meditation is now used by many nonreligious adherents as a method of stress reduction; known to lower levels of cortisol, a hormone released in response to stress. Enhances recuperation and improves the body’s resistance to disease.
Meditation is an easy and simple way to balance a person's physical, emotional, and mental states. It is easily learned and has been used as an aid in treating stress, anxiety, pain management, and as part of an overall treatment for other conditions including hypertension and heart disease. Research shows that meditation decreases the heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen consumption, and even decreases blood pressure.