Introduction to Meditation
Lea este artículo en español: Introducción a la meditación Aim: To develop basic meditation skills. Meditation is commonly associated with relaxation techniques, or perhaps the repetition of a chanted mantra such as the “Om” chant. While these are certainly aspects of meditation they are not the only ways to meditate. Meditation can include chanting, visualization, [...]
Introduction to Visualization
Aim: To develop the basic skills commonly known as ‘visualization’. While the term visualization is not the best name for this skill it is very common. The problem with the term visualization is that the skills do not rely solely on inner visual senses, but rather on all inner senses. While the term visualization is [...]
Mantra Meditation
Lea este artículo en español: Mantra Meditación Mantra meditation was popularised in modern times by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the founder of Transcendental Meditation movement, but is an ancient technique, sometimes referred to as Vedic Meditation, or simply mantra meditation. A mantra is simply a word, often with a specific meaning relating it to some form [...]
A Qabalistic Meditation
(Based on notes taken at a talk by David Bisman) Lea este artículo en español: Una meditación cabalística Introduction This meditation has two parts, one for the morning, and one for the evening. The initial part of the meditation is the same for both. I have purposely left the technique in a relatively basic format, [...]
Cultivation of Will
Lea este artículo en español: Cultivación de la voluntad. Introduction The following exercise is based on descriptions in two of the Flying Rolls issued by the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. The main concept was given by V.H. Soror S.S.D.D. (Florence Farr) in Flying Roll No. II under the heading Three Suggestions on Will [...]
Tattva Vision
Version 2.11 Introduction to Tattva Vision Lea este artículo en español: Visión tattva Tattva (also transliterated as tattwa) (तत्त्व) is a noun, meaning “true or real state , truth , reality” and is said to comprise the two words tad (तद्) and tvam (त्वम), to give the literal meaning of “that [art] thou”. It is [...]
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