Anger Management Skills that work

Saturday, May 24th, 2008
by Dan Aikerman

Management Techniques and Skills

Since anger management seems to affect so many people in society, it is imperative to design and create techniques, teach skills, provide counseling and provide appropriate care and support. Since anger issues affect individuals from childhood to adulthood, obviously it is necessary to teach anger management skills that work for every age group. For the person who is dealing daily with anger problems, it is important to learn skills that will be effective in coping. There are many, many positive techniques and skills related to anger management.
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Tips to Get a Better Sleep Through Meditation

Monday, May 19th, 2008
by Keira Adams

You probably know that a deeper and more relaxed sleep will make you feel better the next day and you will be more alert. But have you considered using meditation to help you to fall asleep more quickly and let you sleep more soundly through the night? Meditation relaxes the mind and the body, helping you to fall asleep sooner.

A lot of people take a several types of pills for various reasons. If they add sleeping pills on top of the rest, it can lead to sleep disruptions and lethargy throughout the following day. Meditation is a far healthier solution, but you’ll need to have patience - it will involve time and repetition before you have sufficiently mastered the practice in order to achieve the desired results.
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Twice the Health Rewards with Walking Meditation

Thursday, May 1st, 2008
by Keira Adams

It’s common knowledge that walking has numerous health benefits for your body. It burns fat and calories, enhances blood flow throughout your system, and improves your cardiovascular fitness. What you may not know, however, is that incorporating meditation into your walking routine can boost the benefits considerably by providing a spiritual and mental payoff.

Oftentimes, when people take up walking, they do so because it’s an easy way to exercise that is low impact and is easy to learn. You don’t need special equipment or even a lot of time. All you have to do is put one foot in front of the other and walk your way toward better health.
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The ancient art of crystal healing

Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
by Susan Atkinson

At its core, crystal healing is a form of mysticism, witchcraft, and occult practices. Most crystal healing is guided to the healer by Spirit - who will tell the healer which crystals will be most effective and the patterns the crystals should be placed on or around the person’s body. The length of time used with the crystals will vary with each patient and healer.

Crystal healing is satisfying for many people as they can participant either actively or in a passive manner - whatever is appropriate to their healing. Sometimes, the crystals do all the work.
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Walking as Meditation

Monday, April 14th, 2008
by Barbara Williamson

Walking is known to provide clear health benefits for your body. It’s good for your heart, helps you burn calories, and it is good for your circulation.

But here is something else for you to think about: why not use your walking as a time for meditation?. Most people start walking because it’s an excellent form of exercise, injuries are rarely experienced and there is no learning involved. Easy, easy, easy.
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Easy Meditation Technique: Visualization

Sunday, April 13th, 2008
by Keira Adams

Maybe you’ve heard about using meditation as a means to reduce your stress. You want to give it a try, but it looks so difficult and overwhelming. Relax. Meditation is really only about focusing your mind, and there are lots of easy ways to perform this renewing form of contemplation.

Visualization techniques are an excellent way to introduce yourself to the practice of meditation. The steps are easy to follow, and you can do this exercise right in your own home.
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Do Yoda Proud: Meditation 101

Friday, April 11th, 2008
by Dick Ingersoll

Meditation refers to a state in which your body and mind are consciously relaxed and focused. Practitioners of this art testify to an increased understanding, center, and concentration, not to mention a more positive outlook in life.

Meditation is typically thought of as being associated with monks, mystics and other spiritual controls. Never-the-less, you do not have to be a monk or medium to enjoy its benefits. And you don’t even have to be in a particular place to practice it. You may even attempt it in your own living room!
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What is the ‘hot’ in hot yoga?

Tuesday, April 8th, 2008
by Vanessa Herremans

Hot Yoga

Hot Yoga is built on many of the poses and philosophies of Bikram Choudhury and Bishnu Ghosh, but incorporates different means ofentering into poses, as well as several variations so that practitioners of all abilities are able to experience the full benefits of the workout. His method of Hot Yoga is a set series of 26 yoga poses, including two pranayama exercises, each of which is performed twice in a single 90 minute class.
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Meditation Basics

Tuesday, April 8th, 2008
by Keira Adams

What is meditation, and is it as difficult as it looks? The answer to the second question is a definite “no”. The first question will take a little longer to answer, which will also help to explain why meditation is easier than it might look.

When you meditate, your body and mind are in a state of deliberate focus and relaxation. You will experience heightened awareness of both your external surroundings and your inner self.
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How to Recreate Your Life

Friday, April 4th, 2008
by Drs Bil & Cher Holton

A long time ago, we used to sign a song that began with the words: “School days, school days, wonderful golden rule days.

Remember those infamous Three R’s? There is another set of three R’s which can help you recreate your life:” Recognize, Refute, and Reprogram.
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