Many relevant questions rise up in the process of learning how to meditate, we will summarise the FAQ here in the next page and make sure each topic will be covered properly for those of you who would like to take it further!
The heart chakra, known as “Anahata” in Sanskrit, is the fourth chakra in the traditional chakra system. It is associated with love, compassion, and emotional balance.
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In Week 3 of Deepak Chopra’s 21-Day Meditation Experience, the focus is on the practical aspects of abundance through living in abundance, manifesting your desires and sustaining the positive changes you’ve cultivated over the previous weeks. This week emphasises visualisation, trust, and living abundantly. Manifesting and Sustaining!
Week 1 –
Preparing for abundance. We consider the idea that we have unlimited potential, the infinite source of abundance, how consciousness and the mind affects the flow of abundance, and how we can more deeply understand that abundance is a divine right.
We are all the same, we live our life seeking for truth to be revealed to us.
The truth about our living purpose and the meaning of situations that we meet during our life.
As years pass, we stop asking the deep questions and build a living routine based mainly on our past experiences.
Crown chakra is the 7th chakra, the last of the spiritual chakras, it’s the source of connection to the Divine and our higher selves.
The third eye chakra, also known as Ajna, is the sixth primary chakra in the human body according to traditional Indian medicine.
The throat chakra is the first spiritual chakra, it is connected to our truth, authentic voice, where faith and understanding become one
Negative thoughts have a bad influence on our Limbic brain, our Limbic brain.
The bad things which we tell ourselves will create our future.
It’s that one place that each of us possess and have control of. within us.
Personal space which is the doorway towards our subconscious mind.
In the following post we will start answering the big question – what is the purpose of meditation?
Negative thoughts have a bad influence on our Limbic brain, our Limbic brain.
Many relevant questions rise up in the process of learning how to meditate, we will summarise the FAQ here in the next page and make sure each topic will be covered properly for those of you who would like to take it further!