
Explore buddhist meditation roots by recollecting the qualities of Buddha after Nirvana and cultivating peace through honest contemplation, aiming to overcome suffering and attain lasting joy.
Adopt an upright spine with relaxed shoulders and chin mudra, observe the breath between the eyebrows without control, and relax the body as you bring awareness to the present moment.
Adopt an upright seated posture with chin mudra, relax the abdomen and facial muscles, and cultivate breath awareness by observing the natural inhale and exhale between the eyebrows.
Practice an upright, relaxed posture while observing the breath at the nostrils, counting breaths from five to ten, and returning attention to the eyebrows for calm, steady awareness.
Guide a seated meditation focusing on body awareness, breath in the nostrils, and mindful counting to ten, cultivating peace by observing the breath without control.
Assume a comfortable seated posture with spine upright and palms facing up. Focus on breath from the eyebrows to the nostrils, count to ten, and visualize peace for all beings.
This Meditation to cultivate Calm has its roots in the Buddha's meditation tradition. Traditionally this branch of meditation is known as Anussati.
Anussati means 'to recollect' or 'contemplate upon'. Here we meditate upon the qualities of Buddha which he acquired after Nirvana or enlightenment.
The goal of these practices is to Grow peace, Create Insight and Banish Fear in our day-to-day life.
Upasamanussati is one of the Anussati Meditations where we contemplate upon peace or calm.
The recollection of peace (upasamanussati) actually infers nirvana in the sense of ‘absolute peace’. The aspirant contemplates it as a state free from sufferings and full of peace of Nirvana. He is then able to cultivate peace and calmness in day-to-day life.
This course is for you if you're new to meditation or an expert practitioner.
If you want a little respite from stress, anxiety, and the hectic pace of modern life.
If you're looking to become a better version of yourself.
If you are troubled by insomnia, fatigue, or agitation
If you desire to get a taste of true bliss and freedom within yourself.
If you are plagued with health issues acute or chronic.
if you are looking for Guided meditations from the authentic tradition which help you to accomplish your spiritual and worldly goals.