Thursday 28 May 2015

Overcoming your Inertia & Scientific American benefits of meditation

Dear All,
Group meditation is great for getting out of inertia . Also take a look at this Scientific American article ...
See you tomorrow.
Regards


One of the things daily meditation can help you with is 'Inertia' - the tendency for the routines that you are used to, sucking out the spontaneity and creativity that keeps things fun and fresh and contributes to your energy of life.
This is why the group meditation is so useful, once a week - because when we come into the space of the group meditation, we are bathing in a charged field of vibrations that can stimulate positive change for us.
An indication of this is how the rest of the week seems to work out better when you've re-charged yourself at group meditation on Tuesday.
When the Tuesday boost to your system is supported by your own daily meditation, then the effect of inertia can be overcome and things do work out for the better in every area of your life.
On another note, how is this for timing? In last week's email focusing on some of the scientific evidence for the benefits of meditation, 'Scientific American' magazine published in their November issue a cover article (pdf attached), about mental and physical benefits from Meditation.
You could ask the question: "If other forms of meditation, give the same benefits as sahaja yoga meditation, then what's so unique about sahaja yoga meditation?"
The answer is : one is a life-style choice, the other is evolutionary imperative (nature's way)

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