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Living Embodied: Reclaiming Our Body as Safe, Sacred and Sovereign Space, a podcast where we explore mental health and wellbeing through nurturing the mind-body connection. Hosted by Sydney Bell, MSW/RSW www.gaiatherapy.net Episode # 11 Mindful Movement With special guest Diana Byron Episode length: 52:51 In this episode of Living Embodied, Sydney chats with Diana Byron about exploring embodiment through mindful movement. Diana shares her wisdom and insight as a yoga teacher, healer and herbalist.  We wrap up the session with a helpful mindfulness exercise offered by Diana to help us center ourselves and feel grounded in our body. Meet Diana Diana Byron, RYT 200 is a certified Kripalu Yoga teacher and founder of Dhyāna Yoga and Wellness, located in Putnam, Connecticut (USA). Diana is dedicated to helping others heal and transform their lives through yoga by offering inclusive, body-positive group classes and private 1-1 instruction, in her studio and online. She also enjoys leading yearly retreats and facilitating women's groups. With over 30 years of experience with meditation, Diana offers free, weekly group meditations and facilitates the online community, Women Who Meditate (https://www.facebook.com/groups/WomenWhoMeditate). As an Herbalist, Diana enjoys teaching workshops and online courses on using plants to stay healthy. You can find out more about Diana's offerings at her website, DhyanaYogaAndWellness.com About Sydney Sydney Bell, MSW is  a registered Social Worker offering counselling and therapeutic services to support people with a range of life challenges such as depression, anxiety, unhelpful patterns, or relationship and family issues.  Through her practice, Embracing the Body Divine, she also works with people to come to reclaim their Body Sovereignty by developing unconditional positive regard and trust in their body. 

Dhyāna Mūlam by Integral Yoga

Himālayan Master Anand Mehrotra, founder of Sattva Yoga, shares ancient secrets and time-tested wisdom on all the ways in which we can live a more blissful life.You'll gain a whole new understanding of what 'Bliss' is, and feel inspired and empowered with practical ways you can enliven and cultivate Bliss in your daily life.This recording was part of a webinar event. Before the interview, Anand shared a technique called 'Cultivating the Subtle Bliss' which activates Bliss within using techniques of Pranayama and Kriya directly from the Himalayas.Check out the Youtube Video on One Eleven Health to undergo this practice. IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:

What are the five contemplative landmarks? And what do they say about our meditation practice? Today we probe into the research of philosopher and meditation researcher Terje Sparby. Terje is a master meditator, whose work brings together the worlds of neuroscience, spirituality and community. Join us to explore consciousness, Dhyāna, introspective methods and religion.

The Five Points of Yoga Courtesy of Swami Vishnudevananda, Modern Day Yoga Teacher & Cultural Creator 
1.Proper Exercise – Āsana 
2.Proper Breathing – Prāṇāyāma
3.Proper Relaxation – Śavāsana
4.Proper Diet – Vegetarian
5.Positive Thinking & Meditation – Vedānta & Dhyāna

Avantgardistische Elektronika und frickelige Klangexperimente. ## NOKO 133 - Somewhere … somewhere, our limbs lost in the distance … a shortfilm by Nicolas Ménard and a film for the big screen by Sofia Coppola inspire the musical selection in this melancholic anywhere. 1. Intro. Somewhere - a black ferrari circles on a race track in the desert (film fragment) .Sofia Coppola 2. Locust - colonnades .eMEGO 205V 3. Loren MazzaCane Connors - o'carolan .Hayfever-No.6 4. Jimi Tenor - union ave.PUU 1 5. LA Priest - gene washes with new arm .WIGLP 344 6. AGE - origami .ZN 12 7. Adn' Ckrystall - all seems quiet near you .TUT 027 8. Alder & Elius - hung merci tear .SKALP 003 9. Joe Frawley - yes, please, yes .Self Released 10. Tindersticks - put your love in me .LUCKY DOG 16 11. Flash & The Pan - walking in the rain .Mercury-6008501 12. Yellow Magic Orchestra - rap phenomena .SP-4853 13. LYD「林育德」- 都市午夜怪談 .Self Released 14. Trans Am - i'll never .THRILL 366 15. Lali Puna - common ground .UNHIP 2 16. Colleen - salina stars .THRILL 387 17. unknown artist (Aphex Twin faker) - opitulation .Self Released (strepsipter) 18. Weekend - nostalgia (demo) .BLACKEST 026 19. Radikal Satan - folletto .PONA 46 20. Cylob - calling .WEME 012 21. Slackism - 3/11/00 + 22/1/01 .SPB7004; DHY 039 22. Disasterpeace - somewhere .Self Released (soundtrack) 23. Mark Van Hoen - surrounder .AMB 8953 24. Nu Science - monopolis .A.D.S.R. 014 25. Chromatics - there's a light out on the horizon .IDIB 38 26. Broadcast - lights out .WARPLP 52R 27. Datassette - weather conditions .ECHOECHO 12005 28. outro. Somewhere - at the end, he checks out of the hotel promising not to return, and drives his ferrari into the countryside. He randomly stops and gets out, leaving the keys in the ignition, and walks down the highway smiling (film fragment) .Sofia Coppola 29. Jollymusic - daddy .7NAT 001 30. The Strokes - i'll try anything once .RTRADS 305 31. Flying Saucer Attack - instrumental 10 .WIG 351; DC 489 # Nokogiribiki Weird broadcast radio since 2005. Eine Sendeübernahme von Radio Blau aus Leipzig. *

Olá, seja em vindo(a). Aqui conversamos sobre Jhāna (Dhyāna) Paramita, a concentração. Este episódio está disponível em mais três idiomas. Para mais informações busque @_carvalhoian ou espiritismoebudismo@gmail.com. Obrigado.

The Dhyanabindu Upanishad (Sanskrit: ध्यानबिन्दू उपनिषत्, IAST: Dhyānabindu Upaniṣad) is an ancient Sanskrit text and a minor Upanishad of Hinduism. It is one of twenty Yoga Upanishads in the four Vedas. The manuscripts of this Upanishad exist in two versions. The short version has 23 verses and is attached to the Atharvaveda,while the longer version has 106 verses and is attached to the Samaveda.The text is also called Dhyāna-bindūpanishad.

Nous voilà arrivés à l'ultime étape du yoga. Le degré le plus élevé de ce fameux Samyama. La concentration du yogin est si parfaite que son esprit perd toute conscience de lui-même. Une rupture se produit pour laisser place à une autre conscience : la lumière de la connaissance, ou l'intuition spirituelle. Le yogin se libère des chaînes de la tyrannie du moi qui l'a entraîné dans l'agitation. Il perd son identité individuelle pour ne faire plus qu'un avec la nature de l'objet de sa méditation. Episodes recommandés : #1 : Qu'est-ce que le yoga ? #19 : Pratyāhāra, le 5ème membre du yoga #21 : Dhāranā, le 6ème membre du yoga #23 : Dhyāna, le 7ème membre du yoga ----------------------

Dans le yoga de Patanjali, Dhyāna (la méditation) est l'avant-dernière étape pour atteindre l'état final qu'est le Samâdhi. Elle s'inscrit dans la continuité de la concentration. Sans Dhāranā, Dhyāna n'est pas accessible. Et même s'ils sont intimement liés, ces deux membres sont bien distincts. Longtemps en Occident, nous avons associé la méditation au bouddhisme, ce qui est encore le cas. Il suffit de voir les nombreuses publications de grands maîtres bouddhistes sur le sujet. Pourtant la méditation est une pratique fondamentale, si ce n'est centrale en yoga. Celle-ci est apparue bien avant le yoga et le bouddhisme. Episodes recommandés :  #19 : Pratyāhāra, le 5ème membre du yoga #21 : Dhāranā, le 6ème membre du yoga ----------------------

Le troisième chapitre des Yoga-Sutra est principalement consacré aux facultés exceptionnelles que l'adepte acquiert grâce à l'ascèse.  Avant de trascender sa condition humaine, le yogi doit expérimenter les trois derniers membres du yoga : Dhāranā (la concentration), Dhyāna (la méditation), et Samādhi.  Patanjali les désigne comme internes. Ensemble, ils forment une triade dénommée Samyama. De la conquête de celui-ci, découle la lumière de la sagesse et l'obtention de ces pouvoirs surnaturels.  Dhâranâ sera le maintien du champ de notre conscience ; la fixation de l'esprit sur un point. Tel un lasso qui se resserre sur sa cible.  Episodes recommandés :  #11 : Yama, le 1er membre du yoga #13 : Niyama, le 2ème membre du yoga #15 : Asana, le 3ème membre du yoga #17 : Pranayama, le 4ème membre du yoga #19 : Pratyāhāra, le 5ème membre du yoga ----------------------

Meditation is not about 'doing something.' Yes, we can work on meditation techniques in order to arrive to a more meditative state. The technique will help the cleansing of the mind, the cleansing of the psyche. But at some point the technique has to be dropped, and the real meditation has to manifest. That is, in real life.So even when someone tells me, "i practice a lot of meditation," one can immediately see by the person's reflection if it remains just in the meditation technique, or if the meditation is reflected in his or her life. Meditation must be a reflection, otherwise it's just 'passing time.'One requires proper guidance, proper practice and proper understanding in the journey of seeking, in order for this journey to bring the right fruit. A light is needed in the path, to go towards the right direction. Meditation or Dhyāna, as we call it in India, is one of the words most misunderstood in the west, because mostly people refer to it as an activity, and not as a state. Furthermore, meditation is simple, it's not about philosophies and serious things... remaining conscious and acting with awareness as opposed to forgetfulness is meditation. As my Master says, "the mystical is the most practical."

Chapter 6: Dhyān Yog The Yog of Meditation In this chapter, Shree Krishna continues the comparative evaluation of karm yog (practicing spirituality while continuing the worldly duties) and karm sanyās (practicing spirituality in the renounced order) from chapter five and recommends the former. When we perform work in devotion, it purifies the mind and deepens our spiritual realization. Then when the mind becomes tranquil, meditation becomes the primary means of elevation. Through meditation, yogis strive to conquer their mind, for while the untrained mind is the worst enemy, the trained mind is the best friend. Shree Krishna cautions Arjun that one cannot attain success on the spiritual path by engaging in severe austerities, and hence one must be temperate in eating, work, recreation, and sleep. He then explains the sādhanā for uniting the mind with God. Just as a lamp in a windless place does not flicker, likewise the sādhak must hold the mind steady in meditation. The mind is indeed difficult to restrain, but by practice and detachment, it can be controlled. So, wherever it wanders, one should bring it back and continually focus it upon God. When the mind gets purified, it becomes established in transcendence. In that joyous state called samādhi, one experiences boundless divine bliss. Arjun then questions Shree Krishna about the fate of the aspirant who begins on the path, but is unable to reach the goal due to an unsteady mind. Shree Krishna reassures him that one who strives for God-realization is never overcome by evil. God always keeps account of our spiritual merits accumulated in previous lives and reawakens that wisdom in future births, so that we may continue the journey from where we had left off. With the accrued merits of many past lives, yogis are able to reach God in their present life itself. The chapter concludes with a declaration that the yogi (one who strives to unite with God) is superior to the tapasvī (ascetic), the jñānī (person of learning), and the karmī (ritualistic performer). And amongst all yogis, one who engages in bhakti (loving devotion to God) is the highest of all. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spiritual-gupshup/message

Kautilya’s Arthashastra is also the world’s oldest book on management. It explains the intricate connection between individual happiness and institutional prosperity. It provides realistic ways to find one’s true potential and utilize it to ensure sustenance for oneself and one’s family. Understanding inflation and preparing for challenges of the economy. It has everything for everyone. For individuals desiring to live in peace with modest aspirations, it provides ideas to protect their interest from evil forces. For people in business aspiring profitability in the industry, it explains the dynamics of social, economic, and political factors and finding ways to protect their commercial interests as well as profitability. For leaders, it meticulously narrates the nature of power and techniques to achieve and sustain it. It is a book of practical wisdom for people desiring to live in peace while dealing with their trivial or complex challenges effectively.

Bhagavad Gita kitabının 6. bölümünde konuştuğumuz 47. ve son mısra işte böyleydi: Śraddha'ya (inanç, güven, teslimiyet) sahip olan, tamamen Benim içimde zihni eriyenler, (zihni Ben'de emilenler, Benimle bir olanlar) işte onlar yogi'ler arasında en yüce makamlara erişenlerdir. İşte Benim Görüş'üm budur. (47) omtatsat. Brahman tek Hakikat'tir. Upaniṣadlar'ın özü olan Bhagavadgīta'da Śrī Kṛṣṇa ve Arjuna arasında bir diyalog halinde geçen, ana teması Brahman ve Yoga'nın bilgisi olan ‘Meditasyon Üzerine', Dhyāna-Yoga, başlığındaki altıncı bölüm işte böylece sona erer.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e9ZIkVW2Bi_4wIGerj8WymyOQ-qdSW_K/view?usp=drivesdk From Śrī Tripurārahasya, Mahātmyakhaṇḍam Chapter 28 “O Paraśurāma! Listen to the enchanting, wish-fulfilling and sin-absolving prayer of the names of Gaurī. The ṛṣi of this prayer is Aṅgirasa. The meter is anuṣṭup. The presiding Devī is Gaurī. This should be recited to overcome difficulties. “The six bījas—(āūṁ) hṛāṁ śrīṁ hṛīṁ klīṁ aiṁ sauḥ—are to be installed in one’s body by nyāsa; and this prayer is to be recited after meditating on Her form. Dhyānam “She is seated on a Lion; Her hue is dark green; She is shining, with a silk garment; She wields a sword, shield, trident and club in Her four hands; Her head is decorated with the crescent moon; She is the granter of wishes. Such a form of Gaurī is to meditated upon.”

The complete audio is available for purchase at Audible.com: https://adbl.co/2uKdLZs Zen For Americans Sermons of a Buddhist Abbot by Soyen Shaku Translated by Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki. Narrated by Denis Daly In a world riddled with irreconcilable conflict among doctrinaire religions, Soyen Shaku's crisp and incisive commentaries on Buddhism come across as particularly engaging. Shaku's eminently reasonable worldview and his skillful exposition of a truly universal definition of divinity and its inevitable necessity are both compelling and difficult to refute. In particular, this collection of discourses probes deeply and revealingly into the fundamental questions that occupy the minds of believers and unbelievers alike: why men cultivate religion in the first place and what is the secret of its persistent vitality. Contents 1. Translator's Preface 2. The Sutra of Forty-two Chapters 3. The God-Conception 4. Assertions and Denials 5. Immortality 6. Buddhist Faith 7. Buddhist Ethics 8. What is Buddhism? 9. The Middle Way 10. The Wheel of the Good Law 11. The Phenomenal and the Supra-phenomenal 12. Reply to a Christian Critic 13. Ignorance and Enlightenment 14. Spiritual Enlightenment 15. Practice of Dhyâna 16. Kwannon Bosatz 17. Buddhism and Oriental Culture 18. The Story of Deer Park 19. The Story of the Gem-Hunting 20. The Sacrifice for a Stanza 21. Buddhist View of War 22. At the Battle of Nan-Shan Hill 23. A Memorial Address for those who died in the Russo-Japanese War

Aujourd'hui, nous allons continuer à explorer la philosophie yoguique avec l'Ashtanga Yoga ou les huit piliers du yoga. Ce sont des principes essentiels à la pratique du yoga, qui nous guident sur notre tapis et dans notre vie. Comme promis dans l'épisode, voici les 8 piliers du yoga en sanskrit : 1. Yamas (Ahimsā, Satya, Asteya, Brahmacharya, Aparigraha) 2. Niyamas (Saucha, Santosha, Tapas, Svādhyāya, Ishvara Pranidhana) 3. Asanas 4. Pranayama 5. Prathyāhārā 6. Dhārana 7. Dhyāna 8. Samādhi Pour suivre l'actualité du podcast, ça se passe sur Instagram sous l'identifiant pincha.yoga Vous avez aimé cet épisode ? N'hésitez pas à le partager autour de vous ! Ce podcast se construit sur nos échanges : si vous avez des questions sur le yoga, écrivez-moi à pinchayoga.gaby(at)gmail.com A très bientôt ! Musique : "Carpe Diem" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

The latest session of Deep House Yoga instructed by founder Jill McDonald and composed by The Rev. recorded live at Yoga Flow, San Francisco on June 22, 2018. This healing practices are a joy to play at and I highly recommend you check one out some time! Enjoyed this mix? Please support by purchasing a Rev. designer nightlife shirt or other fun items! https://therev.me/product-category/churchcast-apparel/ DHY: https://www.facebook.com/deephouseyogawestcoast/

Entrevista a la doctora Onica Armijo coautora del libro La Dieta de la Fertilidad y el Embarazo. El libro se puede adquirir en el siguiente enlace:https://www.amazon.es/dp/841600272X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_DHy.yb7CNCESD

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This podcast is centered around a Loving Kindness practice designed to help develop joy and vision for our Shamatha practice, but it will work for many things. As almost always we start with a very good introduction followed by the 24 minute practice. Afterwards there is a short footnote about the difference between achieving Shamatha (access to the first Dhyāna) and actually achieving the first Dhyāna and what each entails.The podcast ends there because was a question asked, "Alan, how would you like to see the development of Buddhism and Contemplative Science in the West within the next 10-15 years." As you can imagine, I will leave this for the much-loved sunday bonus! If you know Alan, you know that this question deserves its own podcast episode.This picture is of the spirit houses (or san phra phum in Thai) at the entryway to the Mind Centre! The theory behind them is very interesting once again I suggest consulting our great friend, Google!