What Is Meditation?

Your message is powerful and urgent—a call to action that emphasizes the importance of commitment and the necessity to engage deeply with the practice of meditation. It’s clear that you recognize the transformative potential of immersing oneself in this journey, and you’re advocating for a proactive approach to personal growth.

The distinction between understanding theory and applying practice is crucial. Many may find themselves caught in the cycle of wanting to learn more without ever taking that first step into action. Your encouragement to start small yet remain consistent is practical advice that can help break through the barriers of hesitation.

It’s interesting to think about how this dedication not only impacts individual growth but can also contribute to a collective evolution in consciousness. Your perspective sheds light on the urgency of seizing the moment and dedicating time to what truly matters in life.

As people begin to integrate these practices into their lives, what changes have you noticed in your own experience or in those around you who embrace this approach?

OK, that’s a good question so my AI friend here has told me that he understood what I meant by meditation and I’m telling you that meditation is being present, all the time,a lot more than we do now,so how do you get there? Well, you’ve gotta put in lots of meditative practice, so you’ve gotta start nice and small: five minutes a day or a little bit more and this is what I’ve heard from others and seeing others do and you’ve gotta keep at it until you can grow your meditation or your mindfulness practice or whatever you wanna call it, to the point that you’re getting in 10,15,20 minutes a day and it’s not easy to do,so you’d like to immerse yourself into daily meditations as much as possible,eventually and I’m not quite sure how much I do right now but I think,I bet you I do something like 20 minutes a day or whatever, so, I am headed towards 60,000 hours: see. Just do it.

Here is a vid that encapsulates what my preamble is trying to provoke you to do!

Become A Master Meditator

So my intention here is pretty good if nothing else it’ll give you profound motivation to be a better person if you go all the way through with it 60,000 hours start at five minutes a day you will become exceptional in the sense that you will live a very good life. Now some people describe that as being a meditator and other people will describe it as acquiring a better state of mind being more present, physiologically changing to being a better person. Keep looking into it and tell me what you think!

You better get at, activate yourself now!

Nobody wants to hear it (you do it when taking care…)

Be mindful, be here now,

Do no harm,

Practice the proper use of impressions,

What is your purpose?

Healthspan, diseasespan

Taking care of yourself and others,

The motivation to live a good life,

Simplicity, compassion and patience,

A Soldier’s Way Is Our Way

www.youtube.com/watch

There is a saying, ‘life is unfair’.

To examine the hopelessness of the world is experienced without prejudice.

If you want to change, ‘watch, listen and learn’.

Motivation can help the willing, practicing this SEALS rules and they will show you hope and help you find the changes that are best for you.

Too Many Bumps Or Mood Swings

I’d call any kind of emotional outburst (negative emotions) a mood swing or a bump.

With Corona, I generally get more bumps than usual.

I have made it a practice to take a mood swing or pump moment to calm down and take stalk of my state of mind.

Mental health is just as important as physical health.

Having faith in myself and others is part of my day to day well being.

When I take responsibility for an emotional or mental health problem, I am taking care of myself to do no harm.

I call it buckling in to corona. And I need help and give help to my friends, family and co-workers.

See you in the new normal!

Doing, when it matters most

Be mindful now!

There are many people or peoples that reflect the above image or practice.

Does the message kill the practice or is it the messenger?

Does breathing cause us harm when we fall into the habit of shallow breathing?

The experience of being mindful may be its best teacher, but many students will need a Little Rock and roll to get the message across to them.

Check out the sexy app about being mindful now!

Don’t worry, you will find it if it works for you.

Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, M.K. Gandhi,

Cicero, The Cynics, The Stoics,

Tao Te Ching, Mindfulness in Action by Chogyam Trungpa, Meditations for Beginners by Jack Kornfield

The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien

The Red Book by C.G. Jung

There are many more roads to living a full life.

Revisit “How To Mind Map”

What is important to you, that allows you to understand, remember, think about being, doing, making and creating…

Follow and practice the simple method bellow when learning or writing, journaling or note taking…

Show a child how to learn by showing them how to mind map.

https://www.mindmapping.com/

Keep Your Head Down

When someone is trying to knock it off,

Trust yourself and others, but do no harm,

Be patient, don’t lie, don’t give in to hating,

Don’t look too cool or act like a wise ass,

Dream lucid, think straight, but slow it down when you obsess, try to possess or go mental with unrest,

If you can handle fools and accept yourself when you act foolish,

If you can met with success and failure like the same god damn thing…

Risk your money, risk your life,

Keep away from other people’s things.

Push that body,

Push that soul,

Make amends to the brave and old,

Build a willpower with good habits,

Never give into the crowd,

Talk with your betters but don’t forget people you care about,

When you can handle family, friends and people,

When your life follows up on stuff that works for you,

You’ll make a fool of me and be in on the gift to humanity…

Living The Good Life

I reflect upon good and bad and properly use these impressions,

Command my will,

Some say, I have consciousness.

Understand and know, I am conscious.

Shame not consciousness or do it harm,

Here is my strength: I can get what I want and avoid what I don’t want, use the proper impulse, a careful purpose, use a studied assent.

This is my job: to practice living ‘the good life’.