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Post by generatics on Jul 23, 2009 20:17:48 GMT
I've recently been going through some meditation pieces I've found through AMORC and really enjoying them. They are of the audio variety. Ya know, where a recorded voice is guiding you through.
Any similar items you'd recommend? I feel this is something I need to spend some time with right now. Thanks for any suggestions!
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Post by vajranagini on Jul 24, 2009 3:41:17 GMT
I meditate on the Tree of Life, myself. I painted my own tree in the proper colour scheme, and went to town. of course, I already had all my correspondences down pat, so that helps. I started with Binah; nothing like jumping in feet-first!
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Post by 1wizardstone on Nov 16, 2009 10:31:08 GMT
I would have to say that I have always did a "3rd eye type" meditation, dissolved what I needed from the mind and then enjoyed the chi or good fortune syncronicities afterwards. I have never did yoga myself, but it has always interested me.
I have sort of developed my own way. But, a helpful suggestion might be "How Your Mind Can Keep You Well", from Roy Masters. Its a simplified, no fail method in my humble opinion. Thank You.
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Post by stepnwolf on Dec 4, 2009 17:57:07 GMT
Some writers have observed that using oriental methods of meditation is not really suited to the western mind. Well, I used zen meditation techniques for some time with varying results. There is a wealth of western techniques but because of the baggage attached to words like "Christian" or "Catholic" they are often ignored. If you meditate to experience phenomena, to view the reality behind reality, then that wouldn't be the route I'd suggest. If, however, the object of meditation is to find the Lost Word within, to know the Diety in some small way within a Christian context, then the Centering Prayer may be useful. In the Christian Orthodox tradition, the practice is called Hesychasm. Finally, I don't know of any meditation technique that is specifically Masonic. However, if you have the opportunity, sit alone in a L room before or after a meeting for 10 or 15 minutes, stilling your thoughts as much as possible. With a little practice and particularly after degree work you may become aware of the energies released in a Masonic L. |
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Post by AndyF on Dec 5, 2009 1:48:03 GMT
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