
Explore how evolution and self-awareness give rise to fear, psychological blocks, and the mind-body tension, and learn how naturality unites nature and nurture to restore harmony through meditation and embodiment.
Explore naturality's simple, elegant teachings and learn to become a disciple of yourself by aligning action with your natural rhythm, transforming awareness into flowing meditation.
This lecture introduces the six yogas of Naturality, love, emotional health, aging, death, beauty, and artificial intelligence, and emphasizes vertical growth and unity.
Balance lighting and temperature, avoid full meals before class, and guide beginners to comfortable poses with aligned head, neck, and spine to keep blood flow to the brain during meditation.
Facilitators address excuses for not meditating, teach that meditation changes the relationship to thoughts, emphasize comfort and gradual practice, and support a long-term, personalized journey with multiple techniques.
Build confidence for teaching by practicing the meditation, arriving early, and opening with a question to engage participants and reduce nervousness, while breathing, pausing, and connecting individually.
Practice the so hum mantra with breath awareness to cultivate mental clarity, stillness, and a sense of oneness with all existence, identifying with the universe beyond ego.
Practice one minute yoga using four principles—awareness, breathing, stretch, and hold—through standing, sitting, and lying poses. Listen to your body’s inner voice and move with what it asks.
Explore expansiveness meditation to free the brain from identity-boundaries, expand awareness beyond the body, and experience oneness through breath, visualization of light, and the 'I am that' mantra.
Define meditation as a state of being, not a technique, and explore how relaxation, awareness, and expansion lead to witnessing consciousness.
Discover why nature built the brain as an instrument of perception, and how meditation, relaxation, awareness, and expansion of awareness activate the reptilian, mammalian, and human brain.
Explore how meditation restores homeostasis by balancing the autonomic nervous system, reducing amygdala-driven reactions, boosting awareness, and increasing prefrontal control, compassion, and bliss.
Learn to write your own simple meditation scripts, using your words, that guide preparation, self-hypnosis, relaxation, and experience, honor stillness, and facilitate a gentle return to awareness.
Identify verbal mannerisms and practice pausing to replace filler words with silence, using varied tone and sincere delivery to engage participants and express your unique teaching voice.
Learn the facilitator's attitude: believe in meditation, sustain openness, and cultivate gentleness. Build authentic relationships, set boundaries, and keep the class a safe space for reflection without offering therapy.
Practice conscious breathing to access inner silence and present-moment awareness. Observe your breath from nostrils to belly, noticing inhalation and exhalation, and expand mindful awareness.
embark on who am i meditation to break down identification with people, places, memories, and things, achieving freedom from suffering as silent, expansive awareness with answers emerging from within.
Learn progressive muscle relaxation (PMR) with a two-part technique: tense on inhale, relax on exhale, moving from feet to head to ease sleep, travel, and guided meditation.
Explore how identity or ego forms through naming, symbols, time, and separation. Use meditation to cultivate awareness, transcend its limitations, and reshape your self-esteem and relationship with experiences.
Form a healthy identity by building a strong container through self-care, care of others, trust, boundaries, and the quest, enabling you to transcend the ego and explore beyond conditioning.
Discover how natural crisis differs from identity crisis, as meditation reveals subconscious content, expands the container of self, and guides you toward your natural self.
Learn to design simple, outlines-based notes and handouts that keep your audience engaged, with pre-lesson materials, clear references, and visuals to support meditation practice.
Use powerpoints as visual aids, not as competing with you; keep slides minimal, avoid reading aloud, and use pictures to support explanations of breath and brain biology, enhancing meditation learning.
Learn to handle difficult questions in meditation classes by acknowledging understanding and guiding concise answers, while managing premature, unrelated, and laundry-list questions one at a time.
Explore autogenic training to induce relaxation by guiding the body with verbal self-statements of heaviness and warmth, producing a relaxation effect on the nervous system, with deep, slow breathing.
Learn self-love meditation to cultivate self-acceptance and self-care, harmonizing body, feelings, and thoughts, then expand loving energy beyond the body and embrace yourself.
Practice point yoga, a cosmetic acupressure technique. Press the groove where your eyebrows meet your nose, the temples, TMJ, cheeks, and chin while breathing seven to eight breaths.
Discover your dominant natural personality through a guided questionnaire, and learn how earth, fire, and wind elements shape your nervous system, stress responses, and balanced living.
Explore wind, fire, and earth personality types and how balance or imbalance shows up in energy and behavior. Learn practical steps to align with your dominant trait and achieve flow.
Discover how aligning with your natural self unlocks flow, reshapes nervous-system patterns, and builds wholeness through mindful lifestyle choices, meditation, yoga, and balanced relationships.
Discover how to write a personal autobiography through a life map, pulling a thread from your memories to reveal patterns and meaning.
Create a timeline of your autobiography to trace life patterns, gain conscious awareness through meditation, and connect with your true nature using imagery and symbols.
Explore creating a conscious autobiography by tracing your present life toward the future. Identify unconscious patterns, align with your nature, and experience and express your full potential.
Practice the breath of dissolution, six cycles of deepening then shallowing breaths, with a final exhale followed by breath suspension to build carbon dioxide and activate the parasympathetic nervous system.
Practice conscious sleep meditation by mindfully rewinding your day and breathing deeply. Move awareness from head to heart to access the subconscious and dreams.
Learn dream and sleep meditation by guiding the body through sleep pose, reverse-day reflection, deep breathing, and visualization of light moving from the third eye to the heart.
Mindfulness means right remembering and embracing the mind's duality, stepping off the pendulum to observe the non-dual state, and fostering neuroplasticity to connect the observer with the prefrontal control center.
Mindfulness differentiates feelings as bodily sensations from emotions as observable expressions, including fear, sadness, anger, disgust, surprise, and happiness. Use stop-breathe-observe-proceed to transform reactive emotions into conscious, present-moment actions.
Explore three levels of mindfulness—body, breath, and emotions—and tame the mind through focused attention, labeling sensations, and awareness of mind traps to cultivate neuroplasticity in the Naturality program.
Plan a meditation session from opening questions to a twenty-minute major meditation, using a brief minor meditation and breathwork, plus a themed exploration and a personal script.
Create clear, theme-based program flyers that attract participants by emphasizing self-knowledge beyond guided meditation, including readable text, contact details, location, date and time, and Canva.com design.
Discover pricing for meditation programs, from 1.5-2 hour sessions at about $15-$20, to 4-hour workshops, with discounts and promotions to attract students, seniors, and couples.
cultivate conscious breathing to access the silence within and stay present, watching the breath without judgment from nostrils to lungs and belly, and noticing breathing gaps.
Rain practice teaches participants to recognize emotions, label them, allow them to be, and investigate with kindness through body awareness and breath, staying in the present moment.
Explore mindfulness of the body through body scanning to notice bodily sensations from toes to head, labeling without judging, and promote a sense of wholeness and health through brain mapping.
Explore chakras and Kundalini energy as conscious energy that awakens flow along the central channel, linking conditioning, healing, and wholeness to evolution.
Explore how the first through fifth chakras connect body, emotions, and intellect, map to Maslow's self-actualization, and foster present moment awareness and energy flow for self-mastery.
Explore the sixth chakra as the chaotic ego-dissolving gateway to transformation, culminating in the seventh chakra where inner center and the three-brain alignment express universal self.
Discover how seed mantras awaken chakras through vibration, calm the parasympathetic nervous system, and guide you into silence between repetitions, with Om representing all states of consciousness.
Practice sushumna breathing, guiding breath from the base of the spine to the crown and back, with a silver visualization and hum to energize the perineum center.
Practice chakra meditation with breath visualization along a hollow spine tube, activating each chakra from base to crown using earth, water, fire, air, and space energies.
In Naturality Meditation Facilitator Training, we understand the natural laws and rhythms of our body, mind and feelings and learn techniques to align our lives with those laws.
Many of us have enough knowledge and experiences, but they remain fragmented. In this training, we learn to integrate our fragmented knowledge and experiences and weave them into a harmonious whole. The drops of our experiences and knowledge merge to form a trickle; these trickles become a stream of insights; these streams a river of ever-widening consciousness; and the river flows between the two shores of passion and peace towards the sea, its destination, to become free from fear and guilt.
Naturality Path starts with building a healthy identity if we don't have one. We need a stable source of self-esteem to find our place in the world, which then prepares the ground to enter into our natural personality with which we were born. Knowing our natural personality is to read the book of our own life. It helps us in healing our emotional scars, cleans us from the burdens of the past and allows us to arrive at the Natural Self. We live in an era of an emerging world culture where old religious, racial and national boundaries are disappearing, and the world is becoming a global village.
Three unique features that define this young world culture are the pervasive influence of science and technology, the desire for material well-being, and the emphasis on individuality.
Naturality Meditation Training is a movement in response to the aspirations of the young global culture. Naturality Path doesn't belong to any specific religion or spiritual tradition. Naturality speaks the international language of science. On the path of Naturality, anything relevant to human life, including religion, spirituality, science, arts, business, politics, and sports, can become the door to understanding and living life fully. Naturality Meditation Training is an open platform for anyone to explore and express themselves and discover their life's natural laws and rhythm and be able to teach others. Through this discovery, they can live according to nature and fulfill themselves.