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Meditation PDF
for meditation
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In a few moments you can close your eyes and begin to relax very deeply but
firstly I’m just going to say a few words about the experience of finding it easier
and easier to dissolve unwanted and distracting thoughts while meditating.
There is nothing more annoying than unwanted thoughts preventing you from
stilling your mind during your meditation. Disturbing thoughts are a familiar
part of most people’s meditation practice, especially when you are new to it.
Concerns, worries about the day just past or the day ahead, or even irrelevant
ideas can buzz around your head like mosquitoes.
During meditation your conscious awareness is called into play. You extend your
consciousness onto something specific such as the flame of a candle, a mantra,
the rhythm of the breath, or an overall awareness of the environment.
The goals of hypnosis and meditation are different, although there are
similarities. Meditation may be used as a general way of ‘stilling’ the mind or as
part of a wider spiritual system, whereas hypnosis may be used more specifically
to cure a phobia, to stop nightmares or to help lift the debilitating effects of
depression. Both states involve stilling parts of the mind so that other parts can
become activated, but meditation involves a little more conscious direction. In
fact, the practice of sitting in the lotus position – which, in my experience, is
not the most relaxing way of sitting – may have originally been adopted to stop
students going from a state of meditation into hypnosis.
Meditation has many benefits. It can help you become better at focussing your
mind, become more objective and less swayed by the distortions of emotion and
help your body to work better, enabling immune function to increase and healing
to speed up.
Hypnosis can help you prepare effectively for meditation. Imagine being able to
‘bat away’ unwanted thoughts, rise above them and have absolute focus during
your meditation practice. The skill of choosing what you have in your mind will
also extend to other areas of your life, including times when you are not actually
meditating.
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And most of us believe that we run our own minds
that when we think a thought
it is us who is thinking it
but when we deliberately decide to stop thinking
an interesting thing happens
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And perhaps that thought was about the past or the future
something someone said
something you have to do
it doesn’t really matter
the important thing is
that you begin to recognise
that thinking about things
is something you’ve done for years
and it’s become an unconscious habit
and in fact
you’ve come to think even thinking about it
and of course that thinking has its uses
your tremendous creative abilities to problem solve
to organise your days
to decide on worthwhile goals
and find the steps to reach them
but like any tool
when you’ve finished using it
you need to simply put it away
and engage with life directly
like checking a map to find out where you are
holding that paper in your fingertips
peering closely at all the grid references and names of places
and then when you find where you are
and where you need to go
you just fold up that map
put it away
and look around you
breathe in the air
and pay attention to your experience
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And you know where it is that you most often meditate
perhaps it’s the place you’re in right now
perhaps somewhere else
but when you consider the reality
of being fully in the mental and physical space
of that meditation place
how you position that body
how you breathe
and where you place your attention when you begin
that’s it
and here and now
you can really begin to educate your unconscious
about when it is that that thinking mechanism
needs to be active and creative
and when it is
that it needs to be absolutely silent
allowing you to fully connect with what is
and as you continue to breathe deeply
and to completely relax into this experience
you can just get a sense of
moving your attention backwards
like taking a step back
into the back of your mind
where all is silent
and begin to watch that thinking mechanism
over there
continue to have little thoughts about this
and thoughts about that
and how the voices
and the images of those thoughts
can seem somehow distant
muted and detached
as though you are deep in a chamber of meditation
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And as you rest in this inner stillness
absorbed in the focus of your meditation
you can get the sense of one distracting thought
popping into your awareness
causing a ripple in the lake
and you can just notice that as a thought
acknowledge its presence
and then watch it shrink into a coloured ball
maybe red
or purple
blue or green
and how that ball
floating there before you
can be suddenly and firmly batted away into the distance
by a tremendously powerful invisible force
as if you are surrounded
by an impenetrable shield of meditative awareness
hearing the sudden crack
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And this impenetrable stillness
will always be available to you
as your unconscious absorbs this
as a powerful inner template
so that as you project this stillness into the future
a month from now
two months
three
four
five
and even six months from now
seeing what you’ll see
hearing what you’ll hear
being in your meditation space
six months from now
noticing what season it is
the temperature of the air
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And you can spend a few moments now
engaging with your present experience
the position of your arms and legs
the sound of these words
the rate of your breathing
and the internal space and silence within you
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And then whenever you’re ready
you can just return to waking consciousness
feeling refreshed and alert
that’s it
coming all the way back now and then opening your eyes.