View Full Version : Free meditation guide ???
akira2000
03-Nov-2004, 07:17 PM
Hello everybody.
For the last few months I did relaxation, wich feels very cool :D
But I also want to start doing meditation, so maybe you'll be kind and
give me some link to free online meditation guide
THANX
KickChick
03-Nov-2004, 08:44 PM
Zazen Meditation (http://www.mro.org/zmm/meditation/index.html)
There are several types and forms of meditation ... this is a good site that will provide you a step by step into the seated meditation practice of "zazen"
serious harm
04-Nov-2004, 01:14 AM
I practice this style on my own myself
http://www.meditation-techniques.net/
http://www.atlantis.to/
http://www.yoga-tibet.com/index.html
There are cool clips of Dayan qigong on this site. I also practice Dayan qigong.
http://www.threegeese.com/qipage3.html
http://www.threegeese.com/WG6streaming.mov
http://www.threegeese.com/wg1trailer.mov
http://www.threegeese.com/WG3streaming.mov
http://www.threegeese.com/WG5streaming.mov
http://www.threegeese.com/NewFiles/wg7web_Medium.mov
http://www.threegeese.com/NewFiles/wg8demointro_300k.mov
http://www.threegeese.com/NewFiles/wg9demopractice_300k.mov
serious harm
04-Nov-2004, 01:18 AM
http://media1.minghui.org/media/dafa/en_mpg/Instruction.ram
http://www.falundafa.org/eng/media.htm
http://www.falundafa.org/eng/index.htm
http://www.clearwisdom.net
http://www.faluninfo.net
This style is very powerful. Some people feel strong vibrating energy flowing along the arms like a wheel right away. Some people's bodies are cleansed of toxins, and blockages when first begginning.
akira2000
04-Nov-2004, 04:56 AM
Wow... Thanx :D
I would strongly suggest you use text as an adjunct to beginning any kind of meditation and seek out the guidance of somebody in person for the main body of your training. It's that important, and without it, you can often do more harm than good.
Good luck!
Nevada_MO_Guy
04-Nov-2004, 06:31 AM
link to free online meditation guide
THANX
This might be a bit advanced but if you listen real carfully you can almost feel the calming effect......try it....make sure your speakers are turned up :D
http://www.martialartsplanet.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18994
akira2000
04-Nov-2004, 08:51 AM
This might be a bit advanced but if you listen real carfully you can almost feel the calming effect......try it....make sure your speakers are turned up :D
http://www.martialartsplanet.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18994
nice one :D
gerard
05-Nov-2004, 07:11 AM
I would strongly suggest you use text as an adjunct to beginning any kind of meditation and seek out the guidance of somebody in person for the main body of your training. It's that important, and without it, you can often do more harm than good.
Good luck!
Well said. More harm than good. I see this happening all the time. People get carried away and start to do strange things. Result they end up frying themselves. Fire is energy and energy is fire, and both BURN!
For instance my master told me to forget about trying to open the third eye without close supervision if happened that you are not a psychic and therefore it hasn't been opened naturally.
:)
akira2000
08-Nov-2004, 02:00 PM
Well said. More harm than good. I see this happening all the time. People get carried away and start to do strange things. Result they end up frying themselves. Fire is energy and energy is fire, and both BURN!
For instance my master told me to forget about trying to open the third eye without close supervision if happened that you are not a psychic and therefore it hasn't been opened naturally.
:)
So, you are saying, that it is dengerous for my mind to do meditation without instructor :confused: I'm just sitting, doing dan-tyan breathing, and counting those brithings (zen-meditation).
So, you are saying, that it is dengerous for my mind to do meditation without instructor :confused: I'm just sitting, doing dan-tyan breathing, and counting those brithings (zen-meditation).
Thats what you think your doing, trouble is when you don't know, you don't know what your doing. It's not that it's necessarily dangerous in the obvious sense of things but breathing techniques should be taken seriously and expert guidance should be present or atleast consulted before you get stuck into advanced techniques. If you are just closing your eyes and doing basic relaxed breathing with a bit of visualisation then fine, thats no biggy.
akira2000
09-Nov-2004, 05:30 AM
Thanks for the info everybody, I''ll try to be careful :D
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