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IMHO, the reason for all of our diseases are the tense nervous system. Our body is very tense because of this. Psychosomatics! But if we learn to relax your mind, the body will recover itself. Our body has an innate self-healing mechanism. IMHO, First, our internal resource will be spent on self-healing of the body.. After the self-healing of the body, our internal resource begins to develop more interesting things.: it will begin to develop the latent subtle function and services of our body. As we have a lot of interesting things! But the unknown and mysterious power can not express themselves because they are in their infancy and the undeveloped state - they do not have the internal resource, that resource until we need it for health. But when we relax and learn to live in a relaxed state, the first internal resource that will heal us, and then begin the development of higher and more complex nervous, mental, and spiritual functions! At first I did not realize it. What kind of internal resource everyone says? But then I realized ... When we are less often the skin, then first is bleeding, but then the blood ceases to move. When a speck of dust falls to us in the eye, then it follows, along with a tear. And so on ... I learned how to relax through meditation. I began to study meditation exercises in a complex, systemically. I was 10 years of meditation school Wu Chan Zhong Qigong and the result has made a very good health, never get tired. Within three months of practice I have ceased to swell and hurt his feet, half a year has passed, and varicose veins for 10 years I have never had a headache, but before I had a terrible migraine attacks once a week. I now live, and feel the bliss, I want to fly. I look at 28 years, no one guessed that I was bigger. And actually I have 41! Several years ago I met a group of people who also wanted to study the practice of qigong. It was very interesting to see how they change! The best part is that qigong is universal. Tablets are selective for each disease need a special tool. A Qigong heals all diseases. This is because the cure is, of course, not the qigong. Qigong just leads our internal resources in order to optimize it, allows you to wake up to our own, natural self-healing mechanisms. And there's nothing more powerful than our own resources, which has been coined for millions of years of evolution. http://en.dzendo.orgTags: meditation, qigong
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Originally posted by vatoyogaold at InspirationTags: ancient writings, esotericism, legends, meditation, mythology, myths, philosophy, prometheus, secret knowledge, upanishads, veda, yoga, йога, медитация
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Originally posted by vatoyogaold at MantraTags: ancient writings, esotericism, legends, meditation, mythology, myths, philosophy, prometheus, secret knowledge, upanishads, veda, yoga, йога, медитация
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I caught the second half of American Public Media's radio program, Speaking of Faith, this morning and thought folks in this community would be interested. The program is called Burma Buddhism and Power and is described as: "A look inside the spiritual culture of Burma, exploring the meaning of monks taking to the streets there in September, the way in which religion and military rule are intertwined, and how Buddhism remains a force in and beyond the current crisis." It features an interview with Ingrid Jordt, "an assistant professor of Anthropology at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, former Buddhist nun, and author of Burma's Mass Lay Meditation Movement." I found her words about the bravery of the Buddhist monks, as well as her take on the need for compassion in confronting oppression, incredibly powerful and moving. Here's the website, which includes a link to hear the radio program as well as to hear the complete interview with Jordt (they couldn't fit the entire interview into the hour-long show): http://speakingoffaith.publicradio.org/programs/burma/index.shtmlCross-posted to: buddhistsbuddhists_fyadbuddhists_mzen_buddhistszen_recoveryTags: buddhist monks, burma, myanmar
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this morning during meditation, i was really trying extra hard to concentrate, hold my mantra, etc. don't know if this is why i experienced what i did, but here goes. thoughts started arising, as they do, but this time they weren't thoughts from my life. they were as if from a dream. they were complete thoughts as if they were part of my daily life, but then later on i realized, wait a minute, that didn't make any sense! there were only a few, they were all separate and only about 1 thought long (i.e. i didn't get sucked into a cycle of thinking/daydreaming).
in the school i practice with, there is the idea of 9 consciousnesses (sorry, i'm ignorant as to whether this is a common idea or not). the 8th one is for dreams. is it possible i tapped into that? has anyone experienced this or have thoughts on it? it's not bothering me in the slightest, i just find it fascinating.
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