Practicing the Art of Non-Reaction with Meditation

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Non-reaction is a practice that can benefit you and the people around you in many ways. Using deep breathing and meditation, you can learn to respond effectively to the stresses in your life instead of overreacting to them. Non-reaction is important because it stops your negative emotions from running your life. If you practice non-reaction, [...]

The Seven Chakras

Chakra is a Sanskrit word meaning spinning wheel. These are a system of seven energy centers located along the spine. Each chakra corresponds to an area of the body, a set of behavioral characteristics and stages of spiritual growth. Practicing yoga and focusing your energies during different postures can help you to align your chakras [...]

Clearing the Mind – Easy Meditation Tips

Meditation is a great way to clear your mind of the worries and stresses of the day. If you’re not familiar with this method of relaxation, you may think it’s difficult, however with practice, you’ll find that it’s not hard at all. Starting a Meditative Practice Want to know what the hardest part of meditation [...]

Practicing Yoga at Home

Guest Writer: Amber Platt Many people are now recognizing the benefits of yoga and the number of individuals practicing the different styles of yoga is increasing. Individuals may assume the only means of practicing yoga is at a yoga studio, classroom, gym, or retreat. However, one of the easiest, most convenient, time and money saving [...]

How to Reduce Stress thru Meditation

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I’m sure you’ve heard before that you can reduce stress with meditation. What comes to your mind when you think of the word meditation? You may have seen comedy shows or skits where someone is practicing meditation. The person was probably sitting on the floor cross legged, eggs closed and “ohm”ing. A second person was [...]

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