Résultats pour "Volume 1" dans Méditation

Publisher’s Summary A Somatic Training Program to Open Your Heart to the World There is no more powerful vehicle for knowing yourself and others than the human heart. For it is through the opening of the heart that we touch our own deepest experience, and come to connect with each other. In...

Join bestselling author Michael A. Singer for an audio deep dive into what it takes to live a full and satisfying life “What does it really mean to live a spiritual life? What does it mean to use every single moment of every single second of every single bit of your life to let go of yourself?...

In The Band Director’s Lessons About Life, author Donald Lee draws on his decades as both a band director and religion teacher to create modern-day parables from the classroom. People of any religious persuasion - or none - will be delighted and inspired by how these band-room vignettes shine a spiritual light on everyday experiences. The parables are short enough to read in the bathroom yet deep enough to ponder for days.

StoryTime with a Dog Volume 1 is a two part audiobook that's intended to promote a relaxing bedtime routine for adults and all ages. Part One by Harper Wells is the introduction to a new series featuring her dog Nash. Nash is the quintessential introverted, curious self-preserving personality type with a quiet strength. Often underestimated, follow him on his adventures and see why they call him the underdog.

Breathe & Be is a two volume collection of restorative guided meditations designed to help you de-stress, calm the mind, and practice deep self-care in the midst of challenging moments. This collection - Volume 1 - is narrated by a male voice. (The meditations in Volume 2 are narrated by a female voice.)

There is no way to measure the loss of opportunities caused by a lack of self-discipline in your life. Your inability to control your weight might seem like just a long term health issue, but it might have also thrown off life partners that might otherwise have been interested. Your lack of control over spending might seem like just a way to get into credit card debt, but it might also be the reason for increased weight gain, and tensions with your spouse.

Minimalists are people who consciously and intentionally try to live with only what they really need. The mantra would be: "Identify the essential, and eliminate all else." Minimalists are against uncontrolled consumption. It seems that when you have more things that you can use and want more than you can afford, you enter into a vicious cycle in which your things do not work for you, but you work for them in order to impress other persons and raise your status in life.