Archive for August, 2010

Once our day gets going it’s very easy to be overwhelmed by the routine, the urgent (not necessarily the important), the latest minor crisis or, most common of all, negative thought. Even if you have started your day properly, it is all too easy to become submerged and go back to our default state of unfocused mindlessness.

So, first things first, what does starting your day properly mean? Well, we make certain that we don’t leave the house physically unprepared for the day ahead. We shower and dress ourselves – shaving or applying the odd dab of make-up as appropriate! However, we unwittingly leave the house every morning mentally unprepared for what lies in store. Starting the day properly means making sure that, before leaving home, you’ve taken the appropriate action to clear the mind and focus your energy. I suggest five to ten minutes mental preparation for the day ahead. Find somewhere quiet to sit and focus on what your senses are telling you – one sense at a time. This will enable you focus on what is really happening as distinct from the subconscious programs that otherwise run your life – those programs being your default mental settings.

OK, let’s say that you’ve got your day off to the perfect start, you’re switched on, focused, mentally wide awake and primed for action. Little things like a delayed train, like getting stuck in traffic, like someone asking you to do something unexpectedly – so many little things can disturb us. To say nothing of the big things! It can be so easy to wander mindlessly into mental oblivion as the day unfolds. What we’ve got to do is make sure that, during our day, we pause to catch our breath – literally.

Age-old wisdom places great store on the opportunity that our breathing offers us to clear the mind of useless noise and distraction and, consequently, focus the energy. So, here’s an easy, quick and entirely practical tip – because, after all, you have to breathe anyway! Take a few moments – moments is all that’s required – during the day to turn your attention to the reality of your body as you breathe in and out. Pay attention to what it feels like to breathe, how your body reacts with each breath in and out, how the air passes through the right, left or both nostrils. Give thanks for the reality that you are alive and breathing. Focus on nothing else for these few moments. If the cares or useless thoughts of the moment start invading your mind, take three deeper breaths to refocus your attention. With each breath, understand that whatever might be driving you crazy right now will be completely forgotten in months, weeks, days or even hours. Appreciate that, with an alert, focused and ready mind, anything is possible.



Do you know what precisely the Holosync is? This is a multi level system that makes use of unique audio tracks in order to engage the listener in a deeper meditative state when practiced according to the accompanying regimen.

The truth is that this technology was invented by Centerpoint Research Institute, and its main aim is providing greater results in less time than is frequently needed when it relates to traditional methods of meditation. It is logical to add here that usual meditation consists of a chain of mental and physical exercises that are intended to take the mind to the desired meditative level. It goes without saying that this can take a lot of time as traditional meditation involves hours of trainings each day.

As to Holosync it should be mentioned that this program uses a technology that was developed in the 70th, and this program employs special audio tracks intended to produce brain wave patterns identical to those experienced by advanced meditation practitioners. And pay attention to that no years of training and discipline are needed.

It is also worth for you to bear in mind that in the Holosync specific tonal patterns are woven into relaxing background music. They produce the alpha, beta, delta and theta wave reactions in the brain that are experienced during meditation.

These are the results that are got:

Emotional health is enhanced and stabilized.

Attentiveness, as well as cognitive skill, is improved.

Sleep is improved.

Nervous tension and anxiety levels are radically decreased.

There is no need to mention that even this great program does not guarantee to accomplish in one session. But if compared to its key competitors Holosync requires less time to be dedicated.

Here are the focal pluses of Holosync for you to think about:

1. A number of reviews prove that this technology effects the psychological state of the listener and, if used as it should be, it will allow users to get all the advantages of meditation with significantly shorter and less frequent sessions.

2. Holosync is based on clinical research.

3. There is a large support on the Holosync web site that is provided by numerous happy users.

4. Every person is able to fit the program according to particular lifestyle and effect requirements.

In conclusion it should be underlined that the Holosync Program produces real results. So, it is up to you to decide whether you are ready to start a new life.

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The truth is that most people look at life through dark glasses and, as a result, everything appears gloomier than it should. This is the norm because the normal mind is hard-wired to look at reality through our programming and it is more likely than not that the mind will dwell on negative rather than positive programming. This mental blockage is what is keeping your life on hold.

You’ve got to alter the way you look at the world – this is the very essence of personal development. However, I’m not suggesting that you look at the world through rose-tinted spectacles – this will disable you from seeing possible pitfalls or warning signs. Such an attitude prevents people from knowing when to quit something that isn’t working for them – for example, a dead relationship or a floundering business. In other words, what is widely termed positive thinking or a positive mental attitude is truly dangerous and often leads to the excuse of all: “I won’t do anything because I know that things will improve!”

You need to do something completely different. I am suggesting that you see the world for what it is – the reality of the present moment. It is only in the present moment that you can see the upside of opportunities that you might otherwise altogether miss with your dark glasses on. Again, you will be fully tuned in to the potential downside of what you’re doing or thinking about doing – something that you will not otherwise see if you’re looking through those rose-tinted spectacles.

However, the reality and potential of the here and now can only be experienced, appreciated and capitalized upon if you by-pass your hard-wiring – something that does not come naturally if you’re a normal adult. But it came naturally to all of us as children. Indeed it was that clarity of mind that enabled us to be programmed in the first place. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to relearn how to experience the here and now without throwing your own personal spin or preconceived notions into the mix. You must stop making a nonsense of the present moment by relying on your conditioning.

This can be achieved by coming to your senses – I mean that quite literally. You’ve got five senses – you need to start noticing what they’re actually telling you. Psychology confirms that, as adults, we pay precious little attention to what our senses are actually telling us. Instead, our programming has lulled us into the false sense of security that we know best. We don’t – we couldn’t, we don’t have a perspective on the bigger picture of what life might be like if we let it.

To come to your senses, you need to spend a little time every day, preferably early in the morning, training your mind to notice what you actually see, feel, hear, smell and taste, without interpreting, without analysing, without jumping to your normal conclusions. Start working one sense at a time and see where it takes you.