
This course has 19 different meditation to use for life, most the meditation in this course are adapted from Jon Kabit-Zinn's meditations.
Types of Meditation:
Mindfulness Meditation - Focus on breathe or an object.
Receptive Meditation - Attentive to feelings, sensation, thoughts, smells and Body Scan.
Visual Meditation - Creating a peaceful, calm place, the Beach a Rose Garden.
Sound Meditation - Listen to music, gongs, crystal bowls
Silent Mediation - Not guided – just music or no music
Walking Mediation - Mindful Walking
Benefits of Meditation:
Decreases Tension in the Body
Extremely relaxation helps to reduce the Cortisol Levels, lowers Stress and Anxiety.
Helps with Headaches, Migraines, Joint Pain and Muscle Aches. Anything that experiences tension in the body.
Slows Down the Heart Rate and Regulates Breathing.
Lowers risk of diseases including high blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes.
Lowers Blood Pressure
Immune System Stronger
Boosts the presence of antibodies within the blood, which helps fight infections.
Improves Sleep
Increasing brain function
Helps Control Pain
Improve their mental and emotional health
Decreases Stress, Depression and Anxiety.
Brain Waves:
Beta: (Conscious Mind) normal waking consciousness
Alpha: (Subconscious Mind) Deep relaxation with the eyes usually closed and while day-dreaming. This can be achieved during light meditation. Heightens your imagination, visualization, memory, learning and concentration. Reduced Anxiety, Reduces Stress and Depression, Reduces Chronic Pain, Reduces High Blood Pressure, Increases Athletic performance, Increases Motivation, energy, happiness.
Theta: (Subconscious Mind) Deep meditation and light sleep, including the REM dream state. Theta is the realm of your subconscious mind. It is also known as the twilight state as it is normally only momentarily experienced as you drift off to sleep (from Alpha) and arise from deep sleep (from Delta). Speeds Healing, Better Sleep, Release beneficial hormones related to health, Reduces Anxiety and Stress.
Delta: (Unconscious Mind) Deep Sleep
The Alpha-Theta is the optimal range for meditation
Thoughts
We have on average 60,000 thoughts a day, a lot of these thought can be simple “I need to buy bread on the way home” or “What shall I have for dinner?” but equally a lot of our thoughts can have emotions and feeling attached to them. Thoughts can make us physically and mentally ill, when we are stressed or worried we quite often get run down, headaches, sore throats and worse. Our thoughts are linked to our well-being so it is so important to be able to be aware of our thoughts and feelings that come with them.
We spend so much of our life worrying about the future but the future is only a story we make up in our head, it can’t be really, as no one can predict the future. So we make a story up in our head and then start to worry about this story coming true, or we make a nice story up, them get upset with other people and ourselves when it doesn’t come true, but no one else even knows your story, they all have their own.
Embark on a Journey of Meditation for Enhanced Well-being
One of our clients beautifully encapsulated their experience with our course: “The most relaxing course I have ever done!”
Scientific research underscores the profound benefits of regular meditation practice on your physical and mental well-being. But how does one embark on this enriching journey of meditation? Our course is meticulously designed to guide anyone who wishes to learn and start practising meditation.
Over 14 days, this course will introduce you to the myriad benefits of meditation, instruct you on the correct techniques, and gradually build up your meditation practice, starting with a simple 3-minute meditation to ease you into the process.
The course provides lifetime access to 19 distinct meditations, ensuring you have diverse meditations to continue your practice beyond the course duration. Whether you’re a beginner looking to start meditating or someone seeking to expand their collection of meditations, this course is tailored for you.
Meditation has been scientifically proven to decrease tension in the body, promote relaxation, and reduce cortisol levels, thereby lowering stress and anxiety. It can relieve headaches, migraines, joint pain, and muscle aches - essentially, any physical discomfort that stems from tension in the body.
Moreover, meditation slows the heart rate, regulates breathing, and lowers the risk of diseases including high blood pressure, heart attacks, and strokes. It also improves the immune system, boosts the presence of antibodies within the blood, aids in fighting infections, and decreases stress, depression, and anxiety.
Our course offers a comprehensive guide to starting and maintaining a meditation practice, providing the tools to enhance your physical and mental well-being. Embark on this journey of relaxation and self-discovery with us today. user,