Meditations
San Francisco Area Meditation GroupOpening to Stillness - Meditation Retreat
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Mindful RemindersI find I easily get caught up in the busy-ness of the day and forget my intention to be more mindful in my daily life. So I created this section as a way of reminding myself to pause and become aware.The 2012 Mindshift — Double CDFive meditations for times of accelerating change.MP3 DownloadsThree guided meditations in MP3 format available now available from Yogi2Go.com: Being Present, Releasing Tension, Inner GuidanceMeditation for Air TravellersDownload it to your iPod, and take it with you on your next flight.
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Some excellent descriptions from those who know:
Dzogchen Practice in Everyday Life. The ultimate in the art of doing nothing.
Faith Mind—Sosan Zenji, 3rd Zen Patriacrch. Classic exposition of non-dual mind.
True Meditation—Adyashanti. The essence of the non-dual approach to meditation.
Free and Easy - Lama Gendun Rinpoche extolling the value of letting go.
See also:
Letting Go. Why we hold on, its effects and its release.
Waiting Is. The easiest and most immediate meditation.
Retiring. It will take you all the way—to here
Three Ways of Being Present. Living for Now, Living in the Now
Meditation—The Art of Letting Go. Chapter from Waking Up in Time
The TM Technique. My first book, detailing the origins and effects of Transcendental Meditation.
Letting Go. Why we hold on, its effects and its release.
Waiting Is. The easiest and most immediate meditation.
Retiring. It will take you all the way—to here
Three Ways of Being Present. Living for Now, Living in the Now
Meditation—The Art of Letting Go. Chapter from Waking Up in Time
The TM Technique. My first book, detailing the origins and effects of Transcendental Meditation.
Date created: 31-Aug-06