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How Holosync Works
- By Bill Harris - Centerpointe Research Institute
- Published 05/28/2008
- Meditation and mindfulness
I have
had so many people call or write to ask me exactly how Holosync works,
that I have decided to explain just why what we do at Centerpointe
Research Institute is different.
How The Sedona Method Greatly Enhances the Benefits of Meditation
- By Hale Dwoskin - Sedona Training
- Published 02/8/2008
- Meditation and mindfulness
Meditation has proven benefits that range from increased well-being
to pain relief. For instance:
* People who meditated for eight weeks produced more
antibodies to a flu vaccine, which indicates it changed immune function
in a positive way.
* Meditation may help you maintain your ability to remember and focus
on details as you age, according to research by Sara Lazar of Harvard
Medical School.
* Meditation lowers anxiety, depression, anger, and fatigue.
Mindfulness
- By Eric Maisel
- Published 01/4/2008
- Meditation and mindfulness
The
goal of a creative mindfulness practice—the kind of practice that you
really want—is not only the nonjudgmental observation of your thoughts
but complete right thinking that leads to authenticity, creativity, and
mental health.
Meditation: The Seat Belt Of Mental Health
- By Susan Smalley
- Published 11/28/2007
- Meditation and mindfulness
We all know that the road of life is bumpy with unexpected drop-offs,
accidents, and only the occasional smooth-sailing highway.
I
believe that meditation -- a practice for increasing awareness -- is
truly a seat belt of mental health, a protection for us on the
hazardous road of life.
Mindfulness And Meditation In The Modern World
- By Susan Smalley
- Published 11/24/2007
- Meditation and mindfulness
Overall,
adding meditation to one's life appears to improve an overall state of
well-being (happiness, if you will), reduce anxiety, and foster healthy
relationships.
A geneticist I know describes Buddhist meditation techniques as a
"technology with some 2,000 years of research and development."
Meditation Associated with Increased Grey Matter in the Brain
- By Misc Author
- Published 11/24/2007
- Meditation and mindfulness
Meditation is known to alter resting brain patterns,
suggesting long lasting brain changes, but a new study by researchers
from Yale, Harvard, Massachusetts General Hospital, and the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology shows meditation also is
associated with increased cortical thickness.
How to Use Music and Art as a Relaxation Technique Meditation
- By Secrets of Meditation
- Published 11/24/2006
- Meditation and mindfulness
Music
and art have the strongest capacity to lead us to a meditating path, to
produce that state in which we forget about all of our anxieties,
worries, problems at work...
Access Your Intuition
- By Brian Tracy
- Published 10/20/2006
- Meditation and mindfulness
It has been said that men and
women start to become great when they begin to listen to their inner
voice, or their intuition.
Intuition is so powerful that it
has been
studied and written about for thousands of years by some of the
greatest men and women in history.
Addiction to Thinking
- By Margaret Paul
- Published 09/21/2006
- Awareness - thinking , Meditation and mindfulness
Many us of are addicted to thinking. We believe if we can just figure
things out we can control others and the outcome of things. We want to
control how people feel about us and treat us by saying just the right
thing - so we have to think about it over and over to discover the
right thing to say.
Ten Zen Seconds for Purpose, Power and Calm
- By Eric Maisel
- Published 09/11/2006
- Meditation and mindfulness , Hypnosis
An interview. Based on his experience as a therapist
and creativity coach, Eric Maisel created his book Ten Zen Seconds to
provide an accessible mindfulness strategy based on traditional
practices and cognitive psychology.
Meditation and mindfulness