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Meditation is a mind-body practice in complementary and alternative medicine. There are many types of meditation, most of which originated in ancient religious and spiritual traditions. Generally, a person who is meditating uses certain techniques, such as binaural for meditation, a specific posture, focused attention, and an open attitude toward distractions. Meditation may be practiced for many reasons, such as to increase calmness and physical relaxation, to improve psychological balance, to cope with illness, or to enhance overall wellness. In meditation, a person learns to focus attention. Some forms of meditation instruct the practitioner to become mindful of thoughts, feelings, and sensations and to observe them in a nonjudgmental way. This practice is believed to result in a state of greater calmness and physical relaxation, and psychological balance. Practicing meditation can change how a person relates to the flow of emotions and thoughts in the mind. Binaural Meditation Meditation starts in the Alpha State. The "Awake" state which we operate in daily is within the Beta State. In order to Meditate successfully, you must drop your operating frequency from Beta to Alpha. Most beginner Meditation attempts are unsuccessful because they are simply unable to drop their brain frequency to the Alpha zone. It can be very difficult for a beginner to achieve a "true" Meditation State because the awake mind is not used to operating in Alpha. Our brains go through the Alpha state daily, but in most circumstances, we pass right through Alpha into Theta, then to Delta (when we sleep). Binaural Beat Recordings can and will drop your brain frequencies from Beta to Alpha. With a proper Binaural Beat Recording, your body and mind will be in the Alpha State within minutes. Most types of meditation have four elements in common: A quiet location. Meditation is usually practiced in a quiet place with as few distractions as possible. This can be particularly helpful for beginners. A specific, comfortable posture. Depending on the type being practiced, meditation can be done while sitting, lying down, standing, walking, or in other positions. A focus of attention. Focusing one’s attention is usually a part of meditation. For example, the Meditation may focus on a mantra (a specially chosen word or set of words), an object, or the sensations of the breath. Some forms of meditation involve paying attention to whatever is the dominant content of consciousness. An open attitude. Having an open attitude during meditation means letting distractions come and go naturally without judging them. When the attention goes to distracting or wandering thoughts, they are not suppressed; instead, the Meditation gently brings attention back to the focus.
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To learn to reduce, manage and or eliminate stress.
To assist the body to be able to connect more deeply to a healthier state.
To train and assist ourselves to operate with our subtler aspects for a better, more peaceful and fulfilling life.
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Meditation Guide
