How Old is Mindfulness and Who Does It Belong To
Friday 16 September 2016 at 08:55 am
Mindfulness and New Consciousness
Promises of Mindfulness
The mindfulness crowd, people practicing meditation, working with alternative healing methods, practicing massages, yoga, tai-chi, spiritual dances, chanting mantras, various mind, body and soul practitioners, all work with the eternal promise of: More Love, More Peace, More Happiness on Earth. Mostly against any injustice, they are the first to fight against outbreaks of violence or wars all around the Planet. The Mindfulness Teachers encourage us to work on our own perfection, towards more love within our lives, more peace within the society, more consciousness in all spheres of Life. This type work and the outlook on life is called ‘New Consciousness’.
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Mindful Being towards Mindful Living Course
Wednesday 30 March 2016 at 10:10 am
Mindful Being book Reviews
Mindful Being Dragana's Goodreads, 02. April 2015: Great Self-development Tools
Mindful Being Course is full of useful exercises and great self development tools. The mindfulness course is divided into 12 modules and full of tips about spiritual work. It reminded me of many spiritual tools that I used during my life time of meditation and yoga. A systematic approach that covers body, mind and soul 'work' is inspiring.
Highly recommended mindfulness Training!
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Is Mindfulness for You?
Saturday 12 March 2016 at 6:41 pm
An Honest Look into a Mindfulness Journey
Why do you think this magic word ‘mindfulness’ lights up so many fires? Hearing the word we beautifully connect to the care-takers of this world, the carriers of the ancient spiritual practices, the alchemyof the soul. We hope to enter the magic dance between the world of energy and the world of matter.
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Mindful Being, Conscious Parenting and Ama
Sunday 09 August 2015 at 2:04 pm
AoL Mindfulness Books and Courses
Conscious Parenting Course is a great course and I highly recommend it
By Dee on June 14, 2015, Amazon Review
Conscious parentingc ourses is a great course and I highly recommend it!
I enjoyed working with my kids on creativity exercises of various sorts. Our busy life-styles, make us all a bit hyperactive and detached from nature so seeing my loved ones working on some simple but inspiring exercises from the course, enjoying their creativity time, and preparing little surprises for us, parents, made us appreciate our life as a family. The course is fun, full of exercises and tips for kids development. 12 modules try to cover all the areas within one's life, so there is much to enjoy but I would highlight: anger management, understanding core beliefs, personal development plan and of course the various exercises within the module: relationships. Worth going back to the course at different stages of life! I will probably re-do it again in a couple of years. Must experience!
"Parenting is a much demanding chore, much tiring, especially if you are a single parent, but nothing is as much satisfying and so beautiful than this. I don't believe in the concept of an "ideal parent". It has to be a level higher than saying " It is my duty to look after them". [[tt tag="children" ]] are not commodities, they are beautiful souls, a gift from God. The psychology needs to be understood. A child has to laugh with you. You need to be as a good friend to them, making them share their thoughts and views daily and intricately balancing them to make them channelize their energy in the right way.
This course is fun, full of exercises and tips for kids development. 12 modules covering all the areas within one's life - I loved anger management, understanding core beliefs, personal development plan. Loved it.. 
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Cultivate Creativity using Divine Inspirations
Wednesday 30 April 2014 at 6:44 pm
Cultivate Creativity
We intuitively use Poetry to Heal or express Joy!
Cultivate Creativity and Divine Flow
All throughout our history, cultivating creativity was our major contact with Divine. To master an art-form or a musical-instrument, an artist learns the skill for decades. The purity of their artistic expression takes the viewer beyond the world of day-to-day reality into the world of meditation, Divine exploration, Love. Standing in front of the Botticelli’s Venus within the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, or listening to the Divine sounds of Mozart or Bach within a Cathedral takes the art explorer into the same states of Samadhi a yogi desires to reach.
Now, at this point of the discussion, you will get all the different yogis denying this fact and the echo of their voice brings a touch of truthfulness within this scene - this is the energy, or the stand-point of the viewer. An ability to enter a meditation state observing the true art takes hours and hours of training. A child taken to the classical music concert will not enjoy it no matter how refine the musicians are; yet with a proper training they will learn to enter into the balance created by the composer, musicians and the conductor and would feel the sacred space of the church where the concert is performed.
Attending a school is a training, and it takes a tremendous amounts of time to train reading / writing / thinking. Unfortunately, some people had not ever had an opportunity to train their skills in thinking. Some did not even attend a primary school. At University we read 100s of books to get trained in thinking. It is an admiring amount of time spent in focusing on one subject. Attending a music school, training a sport, dance, or choosing to seriously learn art, is a tremendously difficult training that takes a amazing amounts of time, at least ½ hour a day for 10-15 years, this is why we usually are not in charge of this training but it is in hands of our parents to send us to art / music / dance / sport school while we are kids. Training kindness, truthfulness and compassion should also take this amount of time.
Now, back to the viewers and the experience of meditation or Divine entering the creative sphere and why they are not so different. The viewer’s attitude towards an art form could be polluted by many different influencers: watching TV, reading yellow press, being bombarded by “cheap” and “sellable” images and messages, or brain-washed with the stereotypes of humanity. Still the lack of training within the viewer could cause the experience to stay within the levels of the ordinary. Listening to Divine music, the viewer needs to be still, this stillness will take him into the meditation. If there is no training of stillness, the viewer might miss the opportunity to enter Divine. If we have deep contact with Nature, we live in Nature, we experience the stillness of a mountain or a lake regularly, we have a natural “trainer” within our surroundings that will allow us to enter the states of meditation while creating or experiencing art as Divine form.
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