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Easy and fun meditation

 

" To study the self is to forget the self, and to forget the self is to be enlightened by the ten thousand things." To be enlightened by the ten thousand things is to recognize the unity of the self and the ten thousand things."      The great Master Dogen 

 This group is to express  fun and easy meditation good for all walks of life. 

 

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   This is a compalation of ideas i have collected to share , so we may better understand this practice. There is more info and different technics In the pages box to the right. The main page is helpful information for new as well as one needing to brush up.It is good to try different things that may work better for you.You should always feel comfortable. Please note> some of this information may contain some religious implications, and, or quotes.  Your beliefs are respected, and encouraged for we are all brothers and sisters of the light. No religion necessary to enjoy the full benefits of this beautiful practice.

  

" To study the self is to forget the self, and to forget the self is to be enlightened by the ten thousand things." To be enlightened by the ten thousand things is to recognize the unity of the self and the ten thousand things."      The great Master Dogen 

                   

Meditation is a mental discipline by which one attempts to get beyond the conditioned, "thinking" mind into a deeper state of relaxation or awareness. There are many different meditation methods.

At the core of meditation is the goal to focus and eventually quiet your mind. As you progress, you will find that you can meditate anywhere and at any time, accessing an inner calm no matter what's going on around you. You will also find that you can better control your reactions to things as you become increasingly aware of your thoughts (letting go of anger, for example). But first, you have to learn to tame your mind.

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Make time to meditate. Set aside enough time in your daily routine for meditating. The effects of meditation are most noticeable when you do it regularly, rather than sporadically.

  Step 1

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  • Some people will find a five minute meditation worthwhile, for others, the benefits of longer meditation are well worth the time.
  • You can meditate at any time of day; some people like to start their day off with meditation, others like to end the day by clearing their mind, and some prefer to find refuge in meditation in the middle of a busy day. Generally, however, the easiest time to meditate is in the morning, before the day tires your body out and gives your mind more to think about.
  Step 2

    Find or create a quiet, relaxing environment. It's especially important, when you're starting out, to avoid any obstacles to attention. Turn off any TV sets, phone(s) or other noisy appliances. If you play music, make sure it's calm, repetitive and gentle, so as not to break your concentration. Meditating outside can be conducive, as long as you don't sit near a busy roadway or another source of loud noise.

  Step 3  

      Sit on level ground. Sit on a cushion if the ground is uncomfortable. You don't have to twist your limbs into the half lotus or full lotus position or adopt any unusual postures. The important thing is to keep your back straight, as this will help with breathing later on.

  • Tilt your pelvis forward by sitting on the forward edge of a thick cushion, or on a chair that has its back legs lifted off the ground 8 to 10 cm (3 or 4 inches).
  • Starting from your bottom, stack up the vertebrae in your spine, so that they are balanced one on top of another and support the whole weight of your torso, neck, and head. Done correctly, it feels as if no effort is required to hold your torso up. (A small amount of effort is in fact required, but with the right posture, it is so small and evenly distributed you don't notice it.)
  • Relax your arms and legs. They don't need to be in any special position, just as long as they are relaxed and don't interfere with balancing your torso. You can put your hands on your thighs, but it might be easier at first to let your arms hang at your sides - the hanging weight helps reveal where things are out of alignment.
  Step 4

    Relax everything, and keep searching for things that aren't relaxed. When you find them, (and you will), relax them. You may find that you can't relax them unless you adjust your posture so that you are better aligned, and that place doesn't need to work anymore. This commonly happens with muscles near your spine. You may also notice that you are twisted a little and need to straighten out. Little muscles in your face often keep getting tense, too.
  Step 5


Let your attention rest on the flow of your breath. Listen to it, follow it, but make no judgments on it (such as "It sounds a little raspy...maybe I'm getting a cold?"). The goal is to allow the "chattering" in your mind to gradually fade away. Find an "anchor" to settle your mind.

  • Try reciting a mantra (repetition of a sacred word) A single word like "aum" uttered at a steady rhythm is best. You can recite it verbally or just with the voice in your mind. Beginners may find it easier to count their breaths. Try counting your breath from 1 to 10, then simply start again at 1.
  • To circumvent images that keep intruding on your thoughts, visualize a place that calms you.
    To circumvent images that keep intruding on your thoughts, visualize a place that calms you. It can be real or imaginary. Imagine you are at the top of a staircase leading to a peaceful place. Count your way down the steps until you are peaceful and relaxed
    Step 6.


    Silence your mind. Once you've trained your mind to focus on just one thing at a time, the next step is focus on nothing at all, essentially "clearing" your mind. This requires tremendous discipline but is the pinnacle of meditation. After focusing on a single point as described in the previous step, you can either cast it away, or observe it impartially and let it come and then go, without labeling it as "good" or "bad". Take the same approach to any thoughts which return to your mind until silence perseveres.

Discussion Forum

Meditation and diet. The ultimate weight correction program.

Started by سهيل هدار Naos ζ. Last reply by سهيل هدار Naos ζ Dec 7, 2011. 2 Replies

Increasing Your Responsiveness to Meditation With DietJanuary 25th, 2008  •  By Swami Nirmalananda GiriThe body is the vehicle through which the individual evolves during the span of life on earth, and must be taken into serious account by the yogi…READ MORE →

Your shared experiences in meditation.

Started by سهيل هدار Naos ζ. Last reply by kingghost Dec 3, 2011. 3 Replies

 This discussion was created to share experiences you have had during meditation. I myself love to hear the stories , for sometimes i find they help me in my own path, and may help your self by describing them. Love …READ MORE →

Pineal Gland 101.

Started by سهيل هدار Naos ζ. Last reply by سهيل هدار Naos ζ Nov 30, 2011. 8 Replies

this is a great video i found you may enjoy. All discussions on this matter are strongly encouraged, LoveREAD MORE →

General Q&As

Started by سهيل هدار Naos ζ. Last reply by سهيل هدار Naos ζ 4 hours ago. 5 Replies

 I encourage communication with all who are in the group, and will answer any questions i can. Please be at liberty to discuss any thing you like. READ MORE →

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Comment by سهيل هدار Naos ζ on January 10, 2012 at 11:19pm

 I wanted to welcome the new people and hope you enjoy some of the information here. I have allot more fun and informative stuff to post in this group , but have been engrossed in some spiritual reading i have been compelled to do. Feel free to post here and in the discussion area  as your own. Love and light to you my brothers and sisters. 

Comment by Michael Doherty on January 9, 2012 at 11:21am
Hello there all. Naos, I have not meditated outside in the cool air. The method which I use is very simple. I sit quietly and watch my breathing, and when thoughts arise, I take my attention back to the breathing. Just watching it, not trying to control or change it.

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Comment by سهيل هدار Naos ζ on January 6, 2012 at 2:45pm

welcome to the group Leland Palmer , sorry i had the approval button checked, every is aproved automatically . I hope you enjoy. The group is rather new but i will be posting more stuff soon. Feel free to discuss anything you like :) Naos


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Comment by سهيل هدار Naos ζ on January 4, 2012 at 10:21pm

 I was wandering if anybody has ever meditated during a cold night.? Its just cold enough here in Georgia to see your breath in the moon light. I find it soothing and get a nice clean air feeling in the cold after you get use to it. There is just something about it .


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Comment by سهيل هدار Naos ζ on December 6, 2011 at 6:56am

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Comment by سهيل هدار Naos ζ on December 4, 2011 at 10:11am

 I am happy for you  kingghost, i hope you found what your looking for. :)

Comment by kingghost on December 3, 2011 at 7:31pm

:) i have just got busy with some spiratuel stuff... :)


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Comment by سهيل هدار Naos ζ on December 3, 2011 at 7:24pm

Welcome  kingghost.__ haven't seen you in a wile  :) 

Comment by kingghost on December 3, 2011 at 5:15pm

thanks for invite


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Comment by سهيل هدار Naos ζ on December 1, 2011 at 12:25pm

Hey guys check out the new page http://www.starseeds.net/group/easy-and-fun-meditation-method/page/...

    Your are sure to love this one,    namaste

 
 
 

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