PERSONAL MEDITATION
His attention is thrown between those various stages without any plan and continuity.
The control of consciousness alters this planlessness, so that attention works methodically and thereby brings quicker results.
Control of consciousness is done when the self attends to what is happening in the consciousness of its various levels of the mind and learns to determine the content of its waking consciousness. Then the self refuses to pay attention to disturbing sense perceptions, discards intrusive emotions and thoughts for which it does not have any use. The power to decide and to direct the attention is called “will”.
Daily Meditation is training of the will .
To control thought is to occupy attention with some definite mental image, and never to let it flitter from one thing to another, in order to produce changes of the body and mind system, that mental image is different for everybody.
We should, as the ancients put it, let our “consciousness be occupied”.
Attention strengthens everything it observes. He who watches his faults strengthens them.
Nothing of what we attend to will ever be lost. It sinks down into the subconscious, below the threshold of consciousness and will live its own life there, benefiting or inhibiting the waking consciousness.
The subconscious sorts impressions into various subject complexes which are continually vitalized by new impressions. You can destroy nothing of this. But you can refuse to pay attention to emotions or thoughts that belong to certain complexes and thereby so you don't vitalize them. Eventually they grow so weak as to be unable to send up impulses into the waking consciousness.
Everything man is irritated by strengthens these complexes. He recalls imagined wrongs and gets annoyed once more. Many people in this manner develop emotional and mental ulcers and, finally, even boils and cancer tumours, etc. in their organisms.
Seventy-five per cent of all disease depend on uncontrolled consciousness. Irritations affect nerves, cells (including blood corpuscles), etc.That largely depends on uncontrolled thinking.
Seventy-five per cent of all disease depend on uncontrolled consciousness. Irritations affect nerves, cells (including blood corpuscles), etc.That largely depends on uncontrolled thinking.
All this is uncontrolled thinking. Complexes rise (uncontrolledly) into the waking consciousness and scenes are reflected (uncontrolledly) as before.
People allow their complexes to decide what they should direct their attention to. The thoughtless react to all impressions and split their attention in countless directions.
Insufficient control of consciousness causes us to have made faulty observations, assimilated spurious facts, drawn incorrect conclusions.
Our memory feeds our waking consciousness with experiences distorted by emotion. When such experiences are remembered, they become the sources of new misconceptions. In this manner many people deceive themselves into believing what they have said.
Since childhood man has imbibed the suppositions of persons of his own age and older; in school, hypotheses soon abandoned; the conjectures of the press handed out as facts; various writers’ abortive views of existence, etc. All this leads its own ineradicable life in the subconscious, and is taken for genuine reality whenever it is brought back to memory. Without exaggeration it can be stated that over 90 per cent of what man has taken in is more or less fictitious.
The knowledge of all this should teach us how important it is to control attention and occupy it with essentials.
The first step towards control of consciousness is concentration.
That means that you do not allow consciousness to flitter to and fro but direct it to a definite object, preferably according to a previously formed plan.
The object may be of a physical, emotional, or mental nature,which is different of everybody,as we are all in different stage of development in order of quickly reaching higher levels, of developing high consciousness.
The object may be of a physical, emotional, or mental nature,which is different of everybody,as we are all in different stage of development in order of quickly reaching higher levels, of developing high consciousness.
Prolonged concentration on something particular is called meditation.
Contemplation (absorption) ensues when consciousness is lost in, identifies with the object. Anyone who has not experienced this will not understand it.
Concentration is another word for attention, meditation for methodical and systematic thinking.
The condition of thought control and concentration is unconcern, imperviousness to all disturbing vibrations. Concentration, quiet, stillness.
The prime purpose of meditation is to develop necessary qualities by daily personal meditation practice forms an emotional-mental complex with stored-up energy, which will automatically heighten the vibrations to the highest attainable spheres .
Meditation activate the superconscious. The superconscious is activated through correct personal meditation, a correct world view and life view.
As everybody is in a different scale of development, not all the meditations taught in groups works for everybody.
There is a s individualised meditation for each individual, a personal world of power( sentence charged with high vibrational energy).
In that personal course Emmanuel will teach the personal individualised Meditation to accelerate the personal transformation.
Cost of the personal course: 50 euro
Instructor: Emmanuel Stamatakis
Born in greece(crete), studied and practiced of the meditation over than 20 years. Has been initiated in Yoga Traditions of india, Tibetan meditation , Taoist meditation, Pythagorean tradition meditation, Egyptian initiation, Anthroposophy, Theosophy, and Christian mysticism.
Emmanuel taught meditation in London, Italy, and Greece.
Email:manolisrubedo@gmail.com
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