Sentences with phrase «reading about meditation»

So I started journaling and then I started reading about meditation, and then when you're not like hungover every morning or any morning rather, you go, «Okay, well, maybe I've — I'm gonna go to bed a little earlier.»

One of the difficulties many people find in reading about meditation is the variety of «systems» that are suggested to them.

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While he heard about a wide variety of habits, most nurtured their bodies in the morning with water, a healthy breakfast, and light exercise, and they nurtured their minds with meditation or prayer, inspirational reading, or journaling.

Ferriss told us that he used to read passages about compassion by Buddhist writers and think, «OK, if you're sitting in a monastery, where your schedule is set and you have very few uncontrolled variables, that's fantastic that you can do loving / kindness meditation, but that's not the world I live in.»

Considering your comments about meditation and plants, have you heard of or read «Gardening at the Dragon's Gate» by Wendy Johnson

Why should we replace a two thousand year old Christian practice of meditation and asceticism by what we have read somewhere about Zen Buddhism and Yoga?

And external based: go to baptism, go to communion, say your prayers, read the Psalms, yes, do think about all that, as in meditation, sing songs, and enjoy all that realizing that you are indeed, as the promises declare, a dear, forgiven child of God, no strings attached.

2013 was the year of «Jesus Feminist» and Damaged Goods, the year of having feelings about conferences and thank you notes to Kate Middleton, meditations on motherhood and marriage, and a lot of talk about reading and church, my continuing spiritual journey and some GIFs now and again.

Your post coincides with my reading of a book about meditation, «Turning the Mind Into an Ally» by Sakyong Mipham, and as the word «fluvial» has been swirling in the eddies of my mind all day.

Brown had been curious enough about meditation to read up on it, and he wondered the same thing as everyone else: «How do you know if you're really meditating?»

In addition to medication (Zoloft and very occasionally 1/2 of a Xanax), the laundry list of things that are helping me recover (in no particular order) includes: sleep, finding more time for myself, yoga, exercise, abdominal breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, meditation, educating myself by reading books and web sites about anxiety disorder — what causes it, who it often affects, how to deal with it, etc., seeing a therapist on a regular basis, reiki, taking vitamins and supplements, and reducing my commitments.

I love reading what other bloggers have written about topics like gentle parenting, mindful living, taking practices of Yoga and meditation on and off the mat, and even the occasional recipe or list of helpful experiences.

Through guided meditations, energy work like reiki, journaling, walks in nature, reading and dedication to living a healthy lifestyle, I've learned to forgive myself for negative self - talk and others for the unkind things they say about my body or body type.

That got me to a point where, almost by accident, my work off [the batting tee] became a meditation, and I started to see so many connections to what I was reading about.

Most of the books and articles I've read about creating a morning routine talk about «thinking about what you need to get done that day» and «spending 30 minutes of quiet time meditation» or even «follow the exact same routine at the same time each day.»

I just read a book this weekend called Medical Meditation and it was great, all about like Kundalini yoga and tons of different breathing exercises and different poses that you can do for different things.

Then, as you read through different resources you find about the meaning, pay attention to which meaning feels most right to you and most relevant to your question or the focus of your meditation.

By now you've probably read 10 times over about the stress - relieving, productivity - boosting benefits of meditation.

(Read on about another yogi's tips for sitting properly during meditation in Effective Seated Postures for Memeditation in Effective Seated Postures for MeditationMeditation.)

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Or, if that's being a little too ambitious, how about a 10 - minute meditation or a bubble bath, or reading three chapters of that great new girly novel before bed?

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out of town and care about the world, travelling, meditation, family, friends, tea, nature, reading, cooking, gardening, drinking wine, and all around lovely, spirited conversations.

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14th March includes catch up about a difficult week and 15 - 16 a paragraph about walking and breathing meditation from a book I am reading by Satish Kumar 25 April - 2nd May back from New York, Alex and Birmingham.

As we progress, I am offering more yoga, offering more meditations, and intensifying my understanding of consciousness through delving into Mindfulness, reading about Dr. Paul Gilbert's approach to compassion, and preparing for a presentation by the Dalai Lama at the Mind and Life Conference.

Jamison read a scholarly piece that threaded her ongoing study of James Agee with a meditation on empathy; Kent Russell read a humorous essay about a visit to the subculture Juggulos scene; and Wendy Walters read from a work that touched on sweeping questions of identity and place.

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Besides being a fantastic read, the interesting thing about Meditations for me is, they were written while MArcus held dopwn had a very demanding day job i.e. he wrote them in his military tent at night, while campaigning against the Goths.

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For the Walker Art Center's The Green Room blog, John R. Killacky interviews Jones about his new book «Story / Time: The Life of an Idea,» which documents the development of a dance (a «meditation» on composer John Cage's 1958 work «Indeterminacy» in which he reads 90 one - miinute stories) co-commissioned by the Walker where it was performed in 2012.

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