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Delicious Tip: For A Quiet Mind

Single simple cloudWould you like to find that elusive place of a quiet mind that lies between your thoughts?

Here’s one of Deepak Chopra’s suggestions. Close your eyes, and silently repeat to yourself the mantra “I am”, “I am”, “I am”, “I am” for about three minutes. Or more if you like.

The mantra “I am”, has no thought attached to it. Through repetition it competes with your thoughts, until the mantra and your thoughts cancel each other out, and you drop into that delicious space of a quiet mind.

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A Delicious Moment of Shared Silence

Woman listeningReconnect and recharge yourself with the power of silence!

I invite you to entrain to the deep silence I have recorded. The silence should become more powerful as more people listen to it.

Inspired by Dadi Janki of the Brahma Kumaris.

Turn on your speakers,  sit back, press the arrow and enjoy!

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2 mins – following the short introduction there are no more words, so you can enjoy the silence  as long as you like.

This is an experiment – so please let me know what you experience… (more…)

Am I still breathing?

I’ve found that asking myself ‘Am I still breathing?’, whenever I remember, is a great shortcut to getting into the present moment, and all the health benefits that brings.

From the first 7 weeks of the Oprah/Tolle telecourse ‘A New Earth’, asking this question has been the single most effective tip for me, and I’m using it consistently. (more…)

Five ways to connect with your true Self

You yearn to achieve the peace and wellbeing that comes with reconnecting with your true Self, but this connection remains mysterious and elusive.

When you’re connected you feel energised, unfazed by life’s challenges, and secure in what you do. You operate from a place of love, which engenders balance and good health. (more…)

Quick Start for The Sedona Method

The Sedona method is an amazingly quick way to let go of negative emotions, and allow the positive, happy you which is always there below the surface, to emerge and shine.

Have you noticed how easily a baby moves from one emotion to another? One minute the baby is crying because she is too hot. The next minute, after her blanket is removed, she is beaming smiles. She let her feeling of anger at being too hot float away like a cloud. (more…)

Quick Start for EFT

EFT is very quick and easy to use. You can learn to use a shortcut version in about 10 minutes using the following steps.

1. Decide the issue you want to work on.

EFT is most effective when you work on a specific event, or a circumstance that triggers your discomfort. For example:

My fear when the spider ran across the carpet today (rather than ‘My fear of spiders’).

The knot I got in my stomach when I spoke to my boss last week (rather than ‘The knot in my stomach’). (more…)

Where is your healing source?

Sooner or later most of us get curious about the source of our life. Where do I come from? What sustains my life? How can I access this power to help myself and others heal?

I was brought up in the Quaker tradition, based on George Fox’s premise: “there is that of God in everyone”, which means that each of us has an “inner light”. The idea of going inside to my source feels natural. On the other hand, many religions and healing practices see our source as external. (more…)

Five tips for regular spiritual practice

Over the years you’ve tried various types of spiritual practice; perhaps a couple of the many types of meditation, guided visualisation, Remembrance, prayer or something else. At times you’ve practiced regularly, but for one reason or another you sometimes fall by the wayside.

Family commitments, your work or day-to-day living may have squeezed your spiritual practice out. Or, a change like having visitors has put it on the back burner. Or you’ve started a new practice, abandoned the previous one, but the new one didn’t quite gel so it’s all fallen apart. (more…)