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Wednesday, July 26, 2017

New Meditation Series



Meditation is one of those things that I practice daily. It varies in length; every once in a while it's 10 minutes, sometimes it's 2 hours. Usually, it's somewhere in between. I also take 5 minute breaks throughout the day. It doesn't have to take a long time; you could start out with just sitting down for 10 minutes everyday. The key to getting in the habit is to get in the habit. Decide on a time and place and do it every day. The more you do it, the more you'll want to do it.

I do it first thing in the morning with my cup of coffee, in my Meditation Chair:

Usually with this guy.  :-)
Meditation shifts your brain waves from Beta waves to alpha waves. Alpha waves are what you are experiencing in between sleeping and waking. It's a very relaxing space. Meditation also activates your parasympathetic nervous system, so that you are relaxed. This is important because this is the place of rest, rejuvenation and healing. Cell biologist Dr. Bruce Lipton, grandfather of Epi-genetics, says that 98% of all diseases are related to stress. So if you can manage your stress, you can manage your health. Meditation is a simple and beneficial way of enhancing your health and well-being.

Favourite Resources
If you want to explore more . . .

Audio
  • Recordings of guided visualizations. First up: Dave Dobson. I have fallen asleep to Dave's Beach Trip for 30 years. This isn't technically a meditation recording, but it is incredibly relaxing and great to fall asleep to!    
  • John Morgan (who studied with Dave):  Accomplish Anything Take a relaxing walk along the beach and program yourself for whatever you want to accomplish.
  • Improve Your Self Image. John did this with me over the phone shortly after I started working for him. The knot that I'd had in my stomach for months, melted away, and I drifted off into a deep sleep. 
Music

Books


Wednesday, May 25, 2016

How To Achieve Any Goal in Life

Love this bit of inspiration from The Modern Health Monk:

His book Master The Day is really AWESOME. He interviewed people who had dropped 100 lbs. and kept it off. What he discovered was that there was no single diet or magic bullet. No matter if they were low-fat, high-fat, no-carb, he found that it was about tiny habits each day that grow into weeks, months, years.  The book is really great for creating a structure for what you want to accomplish and it doesn't necessarily have to be about weight loss. In fact, I think there's only a couple pages toward the end of the book where he even talks about diet, because it's really more about mind-set. So check him out! Good stuff. :-)