Guest guest Posted August 10, 2006 Report Share Posted August 10, 2006 Meditation is an essential practice. One must learn to still and quiet the mind. Start by sitting in a chair, positioning towards the edge of the chair with your spine straight head slightly looking up. If your sitting on the floor keep your spine straight and your head slightly tilted up. Close your eyes and place your eyes in the position of looking at the brow of points. This is located just above the bridge of the nose. It will seem uncomfortable at first but this will subside with practice. Place your fingers in the Kundalini mudra- thumb tip and forefinger tip together the remaining fingers spread out not touching each other, now breath through your nose. Normal breathing at first then deepening the breath until your entire belly and chest are expanding on the inhalation and deflating upon exhalation like a baby. This is called infant breathing and it is very effective in helping you to achieve a meditative state. Silently and to yourself say the words " I am still and I am one with God " Say it as you breath in and as you breath out. Or the equivalent that you feel comfortable with. Over and over. As your thoughts go by let them go by. Try not to go into a lot of effort, as that is as distracting as anything else. Soon you will feel your self slipping into a kind of reverie. Allow your self to just stay and be. After a time, gently disengage from your meditation and come back into normal space and time. This is a beginning meditation and will do many of the same things the more advanced forms will do. - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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