In fact, Swami Rama was one of the first yogis to be studied by Western scientists. In the 1960s he was examined by scientists at the Menninger Clinic, where he demonstrated his ability to voluntarily control his bodily processes (such as heartbeat, blood pressure, and body temperature) which science had up until then considered being involuntary.
Sometimes, being simply aware can open you up to mindful living and more meaning. This practice shows you how to do exactly that. The Wheel of Awareness is here for you at any time. The goal is to lead your life with open awareness and to be mindful as you make decisions. Most importantly, it leads you to experience peace.
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The almighty power of Nature is organizing the creation and evolution of the entire multitude of living beings in the Universe. From the seed to the oak tree, the evolution of life unfolds in a sequential progression. From the innermost silent level to the outer material expression, each step unfolds simply, gracefully and effortlessly.
Each of our searches for Enlightenment is interesting. According to a study by the Rand Corporation for Kaiser Permanente over 20 years ago revealed that we all have had Trauma (ACES study on diabetics). ACES is now across the United States in schools and now most physicians know that we all have Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEStudy). I teach those with mental health problems, Anxiety, Panic, Depression, Bipolar, Substance Abuse to meditate and become more mindful. I also study Yoga everyday. I think on the scale of mental health our guru is right for severe mental health as when someone is psychotic they cannot separate their audio, visual, sensation hallucinations from reality. We All Have Some Disorder Today. Like the Ebb and Flow of our blood it comes and goes. As we live more in the present and gently draw our mind into the present the subconscious control of our past becomes less, It is a lifetime practice. I grew up in Trauma and now I teach those people who are reliving their past how to re-wire their brains. Patience, Tolerance and Practice, Practice, Practice are the Keys. Sometimes we have to re-parent ourselves, being kind, understanding and loving. Give yourself a massage, take a run, listen to the birds, feel the wind on your face. I have just begun at age 64 and am happier now than I have ever been in my life. So, pursue your Peace regardless of your past. Teach others, pray for others, and Love Love Love on every form of life. Run to Acceptance. I say it out loud whenever a stressor comes my way. Embrace it. Acceptance will deliver peace to you especially if you catastrophize. Be Gentle and Kind to yourself. Love Yourself first then you can really Love others. I tell people I love them and really mean it. Practice Mindfulness, Bless Your Food, Eat from the Rainbow, Make All You Do A Sacred Ritual to enhance your spiritual, physical and emotional well-being. Talk Less as Silence is the voice of The Spirit. Release all the Tension in your jaws, face, lips, hips by paying attention on purpose. The brain does change (google Harvard Zen and Now). Try being nonjudgmental of self and others, non-striving, patient, observe your thoughts as solid and fleeting, draw yourself gently back into the present, the subconscious is strong so in order to re-wire the brain you must practice. Mindful eating and nourshing the soul when you prepare your food. Chew your food and notice the tastes, think of the nutrients and nourishment for the body, mind and spirit. Walk in Nature. Take Deep Baby Belly breaths all the time and all day when your thoughts fleet to the past. Gently come back into the present. Eventually you will come back into the present with little or no effort as the neurons in the brain form nets of new nerves. The area of fear will shrink. You will become more creative. And yes at any age the Brain can change if you chose to do the work. Loves, Veronica 2ff7e9595c