Posts tagged ‘meditation’

January 27, 2013

21 Ways to Raise Your Vibration

by blossomingconsciousness
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January 17, 2013

Astrology Forecast Week of January 16, 2013

by blossomingconsciousness
January 16, 2013

Depth Diagnosis in the Practice of Sacred Plant Medicine

by eternalinnersmile

1. Intending to Know

2. Focusing Attention on Sensory Impressions

3. Becoming Aware of the Primary Emotional Impression the Thing Makes Upon You

4. Make Conscious the Moment of First Contact

5. Oscillation

6. The Emergence of the Phenomenon in its Own Light

http://www.gaianstudies.org/articles7.htm

November 23, 2012

Healing Chakra Meditation

by eternalinnersmile

Do you have 25 minutes?? I’m telling you this guided meditation is worth the time. I have gained from it already, a whole new experience, a new appreciation for Acupuncture, the flow of Qi through the meridians, and our energy centers, the chakras. Find a quiet place to play this video, where you won’t be disturbed. Sit in either a chair or a pillow on the floor. I find a blind-fold is nice ;) it helps with the visualizations.  Be vividly aware, breathe.

November 17, 2012

Chakras and Mudras

by eternalinnersmile

November 14, 2012

The Seven Levels of the Human Aura

by eternalinnersmile

October 24, 2012

Meditation

by eternalinnersmile

July 19, 2012

The Power of Visualization

by eternalinnersmile
April 7, 2012

Slacklining

by eternalinnersmile

A little history on where all these slackers got their start…

threw up my new slackline in the backyard yesterday..having some fun lying and soaking in the sun!

Yosemite Valley was discovered by modern man in 1851 and was immediately recognized as a sacred place. In the early 1970′s as the sport of climbing developed, the National Park became a mecca, pilgrims travelling to be among revered rocks and striking precipices.  From short hikes to multi-day epics on popular features such as Half Dome, El Capitan and countless others, climbers and adventurers experience a magical world. Pioneers in the sport tell stories of camp 4, a popular campground amongst the trees which quickly became a regular community of thrill seekers pursuing the rapidly growing sport, and was soon the center of rock climbing’s modern cultural development. It was in this place that the sport of slacklining came into existence. After long days of jugging, hammering, scoping, bolting, cleaning, smearing, crimping, jamming, bleeding, taping, sending and summiting, climbers would flock back to camp 4 and create new ways to spend down-time. The inhabitants could be found walking parking lot chains, hand railings, and ropes strung up between the trees. As local hotshots and visitors alike were seen achieving dynamic balance, the practice became increasingly popular, and noted for its added positive effects in honing balance for climbing, and strengthening the legs and core. Right on! For these same reasons, slacklining has become pretty popular among the surfer crowd. 

September 8, 2011

Aum Mani Padme Hum

by eternalinnersmile

There is writing happening

maybe that’s hard for you to understand

I am here but “I” am not here.

I am writing but “I” am not writing

inside of me in the heart cave is a

mantra going on that reminds me

who I really am

over and over again

in this inner place

I AM

and even as I write, where this

mantra is going on, I’m just watching with

GREAT AWE AND WONDER

the awesome drama of NATURE

unfold before my very EYE

before that eye I, I which

sees all and knows all.

and on

and on

inside goes:

AUM MANI PADME HUM

always bringing me right to my heart

where I dwell eternally.
-Ram Dass “Be Here Now”

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