The Department of Meditation offers you the ageless wisdom and inimitable wit of our very own meditation guru, Constance Wilkinson, psychotherapist and card-carrying Buddhist. Department of Meditationby Constance Wilkinson, LMHC, MFA
The big secret to taming the mind (Special Holiday Edition!) is: 1) there's no secret and 2) there's nothing special. Which is not to say that these two points are insignificant. (Pardon my sentence fragment. I did it on purpose, and I may do it again. Forewarned is forearmed.) In my last column, I outlined a very straightforward daily meditation that, when actually practiced, produces helpful results. I mentioned, I'm sure, that in order to achieve these helpful results, you must actually do the practice, and keep doing it, in order that the desired results occur. A Message from SpiritChanneled by Lynne DelaneyConnecting with your Sacred SelfAll of a sudden, Autumn approaches once again. The leaves color and fall, the birds point south, the air takes on that crisp edge that indicates that we are on the cusp of a new season. From the frenetic pace of summer, we now ease off, breathe deeper, and embrace the quieter months that are upon us. Continued |
Spiritual Awareness vs. Safetyby Michelle PelletierAtheist energy has got a hold of one of my students. It has pulled him by the scruff into the abyss of "nothing's changing," which brought him to his knees staring into "maybe I shouldn't do this training right now," and finally, body dangling precariously on the edge, he slipped into "I want do somethinggggg else, anythinggggg else." He is struggling with a white energy around his seventh chakra. |
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