Comments on: Get Real! – Learn Meditation http://www.lifedivine.net/main/get-real-learn-meditation/ Consciousness Evolving - how to integrate spirituality and personal development into everyday transformation and living. Mon, 01 Aug 2011 15:50:30 +0000 hourly 1 By: Kamal Thakur http://www.lifedivine.net/main/get-real-learn-meditation/comment-page-1/#comment-1773 Kamal Thakur Thu, 14 Jan 2010 11:34:45 +0000 http://www.lifedivine.net/?p=1123#comment-1773 "Get Real - Learn Mediation" is in itself the best solution for all ( FOR all those who think there is a need to fix something - their inner space or the external world around them) World outside 'meditative state' is a two side sword.. Nothing really can be completely positive or negative. Pain, no doubt, is a very strong emotion. An emotion that takes us towards silence. As the study ( one mentioned in the article) says - " people in negative mood are less prone to judgmental errors ..." ... Those having a jolly-type-joyous mood do not feel a need to be judgmental at all! ... The manipulations, interpretations and studies may go on endlessly ( and they always do :) ) ... ....... and yes.. They are indeed, belief systems! But then, some of the 'belief systems' have got to be better than the others.... Meditation is one of them.. Which starts with a 'belief', followed by 'experimentation' and then 'practice' .... “Get Real – Learn Mediation” is in itself the best solution for all ( FOR all those who think there is a need to fix something – their inner space or the external world around them)

World outside ‘meditative state’ is a two side sword.. Nothing really can be completely positive or negative. Pain, no doubt, is a very strong emotion. An emotion that takes us towards silence.

As the study ( one mentioned in the article) says – ” people in negative mood are less prone to judgmental errors …” … Those having a jolly-type-joyous mood do not feel a need to be judgmental at all! … The manipulations, interpretations and studies may go on endlessly ( and they always do :) ) …

……. and yes.. They are indeed, belief systems! But then, some of the ‘belief systems’ have got to be better than the others…. Meditation is one of them.. Which starts with a ‘belief’, followed by ‘experimentation’ and then ‘practice’ ….

]]> By: Ray Baskerville http://www.lifedivine.net/main/get-real-learn-meditation/comment-page-1/#comment-1706 Ray Baskerville Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:19:08 +0000 http://www.lifedivine.net/?p=1123#comment-1706 Hi Jessica thanks for our comment. I want to be clear that I do feel there is benefit in positive thinking, and I do believe that the nature of our thoughts are important. For example if we always think, "I can't do that because..." then we invariably won't do whatever it is and our lives are limited by our thoughts about it. But there are proponents of positive thinking that take it to the point that "you can't afford a negative thought". This creates a bind where when believed makes us feel bad whenever we inevitably are not feeling or thinking positive. So what I am saying is there needs to be a sane equalibrium and acceptance of ALL of our feelings and thoughts, in a mature and authentic way. blessings Ray Hi Jessica
thanks for our comment. I want to be clear that I do feel there is benefit in positive thinking, and I do believe that the nature of our thoughts are important. For example if we always think, “I can’t do that because…” then we invariably won’t do whatever it is and our lives are limited by our thoughts about it. But there are proponents of positive thinking that take it to the point that “you can’t afford a negative thought”. This creates a bind where when believed makes us feel bad whenever we inevitably are not feeling or thinking positive.
So what I am saying is there needs to be a sane equalibrium and acceptance of ALL of our feelings and thoughts, in a mature and authentic way.

blessings
Ray

]]> By: Jessica http://www.lifedivine.net/main/get-real-learn-meditation/comment-page-1/#comment-1703 Jessica Thu, 05 Nov 2009 01:29:05 +0000 http://www.lifedivine.net/?p=1123#comment-1703 I'm currently reading a book by Louise Hay called, "You Can Heal Your Life." She talks about changing your thought process in order to lead a more meaningful life. This study definitely challenges that, but it also somewhat verifies it. I suppose it comes down to what you want in life. Thanks for the info! I’m currently reading a book by Louise Hay called, “You Can Heal Your Life.” She talks about changing your thought process in order to lead a more meaningful life. This study definitely challenges that, but it also somewhat verifies it. I suppose it comes down to what you want in life. Thanks for the info!

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