A03 Attitude Therapy: Some basic beliefs and concepts which if we believe them, we will create increased peace and health

A03 Attitude Therapy: Some basic beliefs and concepts which if we believe them, we will create increased peace and health

The mind is the molder of our every experience. Every sense impulse is analyzed, evaluated and then recorded in the mind as pleasant (supporting our needs), unpleasant (endangering to our needs) or neutral. If our conditioning and beliefs have learned to interpret a particular perception or event as positive or as satisfying, then the mind creates a pleasant inner environment. When, however, the events of life are interpreted by the programmed mind as threatening, fearful or unpleasant, it then creates a state of anxiety and tension. Continue reading “A03 Attitude Therapy: Some basic beliefs and concepts which if we believe them, we will create increased peace and health”

A04 Basic Relationship Problems: A discussion concerning why we encounter in our love relationships

A04 Basic Relationship Problems: A discussion concerning why we encounter in our love relationships

WHAT HAPPENED?

We were so suited for each other, so in love, so happy together. We had so many dreams. Our every moment together was so full of joy, happiness and excitement of being close to someone who loved us and understood us. We were so sure that we would live happily together forever. We never thought that we would arrive to this state of not communicating, misunderstanding, distance, indifference and even competition, aggressiveness and, in some cases, verbal violence. What happened? How did this happen? What can we do so as to be loving again as we were? Continue reading “A04 Basic Relationship Problems: A discussion concerning why we encounter in our love relationships”

A05 Benefits of Meditation: Scientific psychological and physiological measurements made on those who meditate and those who do not

A05 Benefits of Meditation: Scientific psychological and physiological measurements made on those who meditate and those who do not

HOW IS MEDITATION USED TODAY?

People from all walks of life, in all the countries of the world belonging to all the possible religions, meditate for a wide variety of reasons. The same technique offers something different to each according to his needs and motives. Some of the motives for which people meditate today are: Continue reading “A05 Benefits of Meditation: Scientific psychological and physiological measurements made on those who meditate and those who do not”

Overcoming Fear (part 5): Healing our Fears

Overcoming Fear (part 5): Healing our Fears

Regression Techniques

Memory regression techniques can be used to expose to the conscious mind the hidden sources of fear locked in the subconscious mind. Individuals, who have been severely paralyzed by unreasonable fears, have been cured upon the release into the conscious mind of those hidden traumatic memories. Many case histories are available concerning those who had been affected by experiences from the past.
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Benefits of Meditation for Individuals and for Society as a Whole

Benefits of Meditation for Individuals and for Society as a Whole

How is Meditation Used Today?

People from all walks of life, in all the countries of the world belonging to all the possible religions, meditate for a wide variety of reasons. The same technique offers something different to each according to his needs and motives. Some of the motives for which people meditate today are: Continue reading “Benefits of Meditation for Individuals and for Society as a Whole”

Overcoming Fear (part 6): Objectifying our Fears and Emotions

Overcoming Fear (part 6): Objectifying our Fears and Emotions

We suggest that you also read the previous and forthcoming sections of this series.

Objectify

We can develop separateness from our fears and other emotions by objectifying the part of ourselves, which feels those emotions. This can done by:
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