Stay mindful during sleep

We all know how helpful, and even crucial, mindfulness is to a balanced, calm, and fulfilling life. Far beyond just something you do while sitting in lotus position with your eyes closed, mindfulness can also be done standing, walking, and lying down. What do we do then, in order to stay in conscious awareness of our thoughts? You bring that mindfulness into everything you do during your awake state: mindful eating, mindful drinking, mindful driving, and any other action we experience in our daily lives.

A simple exercise to obtain a more profound inner centering (balance)

The "centering" or balancing of our own being also means to deeply harmonize all our energies (mental, spiritual or physical) as well as to calm down, as deeply as possible, the usual psycho-mental agitation (parasite thoughts, auxiliary emotions, etc.). In this state of inner centering our attention will focus with greater ease on any subject of meditation since we are simultaneously present, lucid, relaxed and receptive to high energies.

Mindfulness, moment-by-moment awarness

Mindfulness is the intentional, accepting and non-judgemental focus of one's attention on the emotions, thoughts and sensations occurring in the present moment and it can be trained in any human being. It allows us to shed emotions we perceive as negative very quickly and raises our emotional intelligence to levels which accelerate our optimism and outlook on life in its entirety.

Meditation – Processing Internal Information

In life, we lose ourselves – our awareness of our life purpose, Spirit, and our Genuine Self – whenever our minds are too full. When our thoughts are too loud, and our minds are not clear, quiet and focused. This occurs when our thoughts and emotions aren't processed on a regular basis, which returns us to a state of simple openness and receptivity.

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