What Are The Secrets Of Meditation?
Posted by Trevor Johnson | Filed under Personal Development
Do you know the meditation secrets only masters should know? Meditation helps you become aware of every thought and feeling. Never to judge but to watch is a quality that can be developed only with meditation. It is in the watching you begin to understand the whole movement of thought and feeling. Meditation unlocks the power of awareness that leads you to power, patience and success. It shows you the reality of life and what your role is in it.
There are many forms of meditation which all basically focus upon opening the spiritual heart which is the center of love. The heart is also the seat of all spiritual qualities. One secret of meditation is unlocking this center for self-discovery, freedom and ecstasy that cannot be defined in words.
Meditation also works like an iron shield. It makes you immune to noise outside in the world. Nothing is able to touch you. Pain and pleasure cannot stir you. Material possessions cannot give you everlasting happiness but meditation leads you through higher aspirations to a unique self-sufficiency and purity. It sets you above physical desires and the tribulations of life appear to be no more than pin-pricks barely felt.
Grace, the fourth of meditation secrets, are regarded as the devine love and kindness of God. It increases our spiritual hunger and clears obstacles in our way. It is the way to the great alchemy that changes ignorance to knowledge, disbelief into believe. Grace is one of the main dynamic forces of meditation and one of the greatest secrets of a spiritual life.
Happiness and pleasure can be ‘bought’ for the short-term but not bliss. Means of entertainment, people, careers, property and all other material things provide us with a very surface level of contentment. Deep within we still continue to feel discontent despite everything. Bliss is a strange everlasting sense of joy and has no motive. Once it is there, depending on the quality of your mind, it remains timeless and causeless. This is the fifth secret of meditation and not easily achieved.
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Porter Vision
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Patrick K. Porter, PhD is an award-winning author, consultant, entrepreneur, and motivational speaker.
With 24 years of experience operating one of the largest self-help franchises , he has become a highly sought-after expert within the personal improvement industry.
Dr. Porter has personally trained, instructed, or certified over 35,000 people in Psycho-Linguistics and Neuro-Linguistics and CVR (Creative Visualization and Relaxation). I was one of the many to have the honor of being trained by Dr. Porter.
Dr. Porter is my mentor and an expert in mind technology. I am thrilled that Dr. Porter now has a website dedicated to helping others achieve their personal goals. The site is called Porter Vision.
Within in his site you can find products and a series of programs allowing you to read your full potential.
Check out some of the programs Porter Vision has to offer:
Accelerated Learning Series
Catalog & Free Downloads
Freedom from Addiction Series
Golf Mental Coaching Series
Smoking Cessation
Weight Loss Program
These are just a few of many programs Porter Vision has to offer. I have worked with the knowledge and resources that Dr. Patrick K. Porter has taught me throughout the years. They have made a personal change in my life and in hundreds of clients I work with.
Take a look at Porter Vision for yourself and see what it has to offer you.
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Stress Reduction Techniques
Posted by admin | Filed under mindset, psychology
Stress Reduction and Acceptance
There many things in life that you may find cause you stress, however this does not have to be the case. The only reason they are causing you stress is because you are allowing them too.
This is sometimes hard to accept for many as it is so much easier to blame someone else for the stresses in your life. If you choose to take accountability for your stress then you may become negative about yourself. Doing either of these things may make your life even more stressful, and the next thing you know you are in a spiral of stress, fatigue, and self-doubt.
Accepting things that come your way will reduce resistance to positive thoughts. It is easy to read but how easy is it to do? Below are some tips to help you on the road to acceptance and to a life of blissful fulfillment.
1. Realize that in some way whatever you have to accept was attracted into your world so that you could learn from it
2. Appreciate the stress, for the stress is telling you that you are out of alignment of where you want to be.
3. Stop and write. Write down everything that is good about the stress, the areas that are good in your life, and the things you appreciate.
4. Remember that the stress you are experiencing now will more then likely not matter in a week, let alone a day.
5. Listen to a motivation CD or read an motivation book
6. Watch a funny movie or show. Laughter to this day is still the best relief.
7. Exercise, I know many will skip this, but I don’t mean jog a marathon. Do anything, a walk, 20 sit-ups, anything to boost the endorphins
8. Try aromatherapy, there are many scents that calm the mind and body
9. Learn self-hypnosis or meditation, both of these will help center and bring you back into balance
10. When all else fails, refocus your thoughts on anything else that brings you joy or take a power nap. Many times frustration and stress occur when one is tired and needs rest.
There are, of course, other ways to reduce stress and bring you back into alignment and you need to do what works for you. However, by not accepting the stress as self-induced and recognizing that your thoughts are causing it may prove to be quite detrimental to your life experience.
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Patrick K. Porters Relaxation Stress Reduction Program
Posted by admin | Filed under hypnosis, hypnosis therapy, mind technology
As you already know stress can do a number on your mind and body. In fact according to the American Physiological Association 2005 Facts on Stress:
43% of Adults suffer adverse effects from stress
Over 66% of all doctors visits to family doctor are for stress related symptoms.
64% American Adults are looking for ways to reduce stress
Stress has been directly linked to six leading causes of death. Heart disease, cancer, lung ailments, accidents, cirrhosis of the liver and suicide.
Are you having trouble dealing with your stress? No matter what you try, do you still feel it?
There are many ways to deal with stress, but the one way that I have always felt massive relief from was mind technology or hypnosis.
As a hypnotist, I have seen the results of stress reduction often. My mentor Dr. Patrick Porter has now developed a stress free program you can get online.
For those of you who do not know Dr. Porter, he is an award-winning author, consultant, entrepreneur, and motivational speaker. With 24 years of experience operating the largest self-help franchise, he has become a highly sought-after expert within the personal improvement industry.
Some of the benefits of Dr. Porters Stress Free Program are becoming more productive; feeling calmer, improve your sense of well-being and much more.
With Dr. Porters Program you get 5 audios:
Experience Dreamtime and
Achieve Your Goals
Putting Future Events Into Perspective
Reducing Uncertainty And Doubt
Eliminate Negative Thinking
Making Peace With Your Past
You also get an Insomnia Bonus:
Sleep Deep and Awaken Recharged
You get it all at a 50 percent savings! Simply go to Patrick K. Porters Stress Reduction Program site and review it for yourself.
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