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Visualization Technique - Focusing On Your Goals

This is a very simple but highly effective visualization technique that involves your full imagination and all five of your senses.

Think of what you would most like to achieve — your primary goals or desires. As you think of what you would like to achieve, picture in your mind what it would be like to have already achieved that goal. Picture yourself wherever you would be, doing whatever you would be doing as you reached that goal.

Imagine every aspect of it, physical and emotional. View every moment of it in your mind. The goal is to immerse yourself in this process as completely and totally as possible.

Runner at the Finish LineFor example, if you were a runner hoping to win the Olympic Gold Medal in the 100-yard run, you would begin by imagining yourself at the starting line before the race. You would see the other runners line up beside you. You would feel the texture of the ground beneath your feet and hands as you moved into the starting position. You would go on to imagine yourself …Click here to read more about using visualization to help you achieve your goals

Finding a Comfortable Position For Meditation

Finding a comfortable position to meditate in is one of the most important factors in achieving a deeply relaxing state, and one of the most frequently asked questions we are asked is, "How should I sit or lie down while I listen to my Insight CD?"

Seated meditation with legs crossedThe best approach is to find the position that is most comfortable for you personally, because if you are uncomfortable while you listen, you'll be distracted from the meditative state. Sore legs, an aching back, and the tingling of "sleeping" feet will reduce your level of relaxation and, as a result, reduce the effectiveness of your meditation session. The more comfortable your physical body is, the deeper the meditative state your mind will achieve.

Meditating in an upright posture isn't required but it provides the best flow of breath and can help you stay awake even in the most relaxed states of meditation. There are a variety of seated positions that will help you remain comfortable. It is best to start by …Click here to learn more about comfortable positions for meditation

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