To count, use a mala with 108 beads like a rosary. The main bead is a guru bead to stop and turn around. Count backwards from the guru bead for shorter repetitions.
Meditation & Mantra Support Circles
Meditation & Mantra Support Circles
There is strength in a group...
Every other week beginning Nov. - Mar. drop in meditation for your mental, spiritual, & physical needs.
For beginners to advanced.
- Free
- Saturdays from 1:30-5:30
- Every half hour I will provide basic breathing and instructions to begin or remain focused.
- Join us on the half hour or any length of time from 5 minutes to 4 hours.
- No speaking or talking please.
- A heated blanket will be on the floor to add provided pillows or your own yoga mat. Or you may choose to sit in a provided chair.
- Consider your own temperature needs and comfort. Prepare for warmth and remove layers as needed.
- Bring your own mala, rosary, or meditation tools as desired.
- Meditate or pray in your own way, or use the guidance provided.
- Be on the contact list to be reminded of session or about any cancellations. You won't be contacted for any other reason.
- Mantra's may be provided for your own interest to say silently.
Be included on the meditation contact list
Nov. 4th, 18th
Dec. 2nd, 16th, 30th
Jan. 13th, 27th
Feb. 24th
Mar. 9th, 23rd
Dec. 2nd,
What is Mantra?
Protection for the mind.
All thoughts have energy. We manifest what we focus our beliefs and actions on.
But sometimes we develop unhealthy habits or cyclic thinking that has been grooved into our subconscious. In order to change those deeply rooted behaviors and thoughts, Mantra has been used for thousands of years. Today they are called affirmations or suggestions in modern language. But modern every day language mix meanings depending on personal experience.
Ancient Mantra Sanskrit maintains its energetic integrity through thousands of years because it is only for sacred texts and not common language. Its meaning is not as important as the vibrational protection it offers to stop your mind from wavering or wandering.
Meant to be repeated internally, the mind stays focused and new patterns begin to form in the brain interrupting old self-defeating thoughts and cycles.
With repetition, new positive patterns of thoughts are seeded into the subconscious that empower your goals.
Many mantras begin with Aum - or the sound of the universe, intelligence and the creation, preservation and destruction of life and change within ourselves and the world. A mantra begins with Aum to call on our own connection to universal intelligence.
Stacked mantras, one after another, work as compounding energy for your mind-set to develop with more specific goals in mind.
Some mantra effects...
- Maintain mind on specific thoughts.
- Develop new healthy patterns in the brain.
- Create a healing parasympathetic response
- Receive the wisdom from your higher self
- Improve concentration
- Distract yourself from a traumatic memory.
- Draw knowledge you need to know