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    tried to do failed. It seemed the more I tried the harder I failed. I have never been one to fail, and fail miserably. Life had dealt me a hand that I was not prepared for. In order to remedy this since of failure, I tried reading self-help books, meditation, and journaling. I continued with my prayer, church, and tithing hoping that God would make a way. I did all of this…

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    Type 4 Study Guide

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    Type 4 – A spirited soul If you are a spiritual person, take a look at the law of attraction principles. Commit yourself to exploring all the ways you can use it. Go to a yoga class and meditate. There’s nothing to lose, you can only feel better. Type 5 – A realist If on the other hand, you stand firmly on the ground, that doesn’t stop you from seeing things from a brighter angle. One of the dangers of being a realistic person is becoming a pessimist. Don’t let it be you. Maybe it’s one of your…

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    Meditation is one of few practices today, that helps an individual focus their minds on a particular object, thought or activity to achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm state. Meditation is used to reduce stress, anxiety, depression and pain. There is many ways to do it but many people do it sitting and closing their eyes in a quiet environment. Athletes all over the world should perform meditation whether it be before a practice or the biggest game of their career because there is so…

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    Meditation Analysis

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    So the truth of the matter is: Meditation can be hard to do. And that’s totally okay. I know it can seem really intimidating when somebody else seems to be great at meditation, and you sit there and your mind just bounces all over the place. It feels like what you’re supposed to be doing is think about nothing, but every moment you have a new thought, and every time you have a thought it ends up ultimately with the general sensation of “shit! I’m just not good at this thing.” And then…

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    Savitri Journey Analysis

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    In a deeper state of meditation, Savitri is able to cast aside her physical body. She is able to look into the depths of her subtle being. In the process she gets a glimpse of her secret soul. But entering into the soul is a formidable task to reach transcendence. So long as consciousness is not freed from the experiences of passing events, so long as both are jumbled together and not separated, man has no chance of entering into the paradise of the pure land, which is the land of the spirit.…

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    What Is Yoga?

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    Yoga is known as the best approach to join body, psyche and soul. Yoga has been demonstrated as a powerful approach to lessen stretch and to kill nervousness. It is this union with the vast through contemplation and samadhi that speak to the "burden" (yoga) or uniting of all perspectives (body, mind,soul). Along these lines yoga is an immediate individual affair of the interrelatedness of all life and of every single living thing. Yoga is substantially more than basic stances and relaxing.…

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    In many traditions across the world, child’s first haircut is a significant event. In India, it’s considered even more important. It’s done when the child is 1 or 3 years old. In the Hindu tradition, hair from birth is believed to be associated with the past lives. So, in a way the first haircut (known as Mundan), gives freedom from the past. So the whole process involves a lot of rituals. Hair is generally completely shaven (tonsured). In some cases, a tuft of hair (known as choti) is left to…

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    Injury from yoga exercise is not uncommon, and many people who try yoga exercises feel like they will take something or hurt something, which is a big reason that yoga exercise is often put on the backburner and other kinds of exercise take its place. However, Yoga Burn makes the claim that it can help you avoid injury and get those advantages from yoga, such as toning up, reducing stress, and becoming more flexible. Noises great, right? However, is Yoga Burn well worth buying? Let us look at…

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    response and general sense of physical well-being. It is evident that mindfulness has concrete benefits for our emotional, mental and physical health. A lot of scientific studies sustain this point and try to find even more evidences for the fact that “meditation and the mindfulness that results from it can counteract what happens to our minds because of stress, trauma and constant distraction.” Scientific studies are also showing that there are visible benefits to exercising the brain,…

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    1) In this Ignatian Guided Meditation I was able to use my imagination in the form of a prayer. During this prayer I was able to listen and reflect on a bible passage, as well as have a one-on-one conversation with Jesus. While listening to the bible passage from the story of Luke 5:17-20, I was able to imagine myself as one of the people in the story. The story was about how Jesus was able to heal people. Jesus is teaching a group of pharisees and teachers of the law when a group of men carry…

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