Category Archives: Soul group
SESSION ONE: SELF-OBSERVATION: Lotus position: Take a comfortable, disciplined, strait, stable posture. Do not give into changing that position, scratching, relieving, adjusting. If painful, observe the pain’s location, quality, meanderings. Observe the flow of thoughts streaming through your mind If you are carried away by one of them, return to your observation deck. BENEFITS: Even […]
GROUP EXERCISES (schedule and registration) CLICK HERE TO KNOW ABOUT THE SESSIONS Are you looking for a way to increase inner tranquility, decrease stress, have more control over your own life, and deepen your relationship with God? Find all this and more in Silence: Silence is the great Revelation Silence is transforming There are four […]
In the continuity of the excercises that were organised at the begining of this month, we are offereing more exercises . 4 CLASSES Introduction to silence and exercises in silence of the mind Body exercises and breathing exercises Aquire stillness and concentration Sounds – Me vs. “Other” Each class will have the following format 5 […]
FOCUSING 1. Focus on something you choose to observe with undivided attention: air as it passes through your nostrils, breathing (its length, temperature, rhythm), sensations in different parts of your body. . . 2. Resolve to focus on the object of your observation avoiding distractions. 3. If you are carried away by unrelated thoughts, feelings, or images, […]
THE “OTHER“: 1. Begin to relate to something that is “other” then yourself. 2. Allow the “other” to freely exists in its own life and freedom. 3. Do not enter a competition race of with “other”. 4. Appreciate and admire its own flow of life, it is part of a cosmic irresistible movement, drawing all yourself […]
TURNING TO SENSES: 1. The best way to exit the “thinking mode” is to turn to senses. 2. The senses will get you in touch with the “present”, the here-and-now. 3. Become aware of “any” existing sensation in your body. 4. Is there any part of your body which produces sensation that you are not aware […]
SELF-OBSERVATION: 1. Lotus position: Take a comfortable, disciplined, strait, stable posture. 2. Do not give into changing that position, scratching, relieving, adjusting. 3. If painful, observe the pain’s location, quality, meanderings. 4. Observe the flow of thoughts streaming through your mind. 5. If you are carried away by one of them, return to your observation […]