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Letting Go by Sarah Edelman PhD Guided Meditation and Deep Relaxation View all our Sarah Edelman Audio CD click here Letting Go - Sarah Edelman - Audio CD Brand New (still shrink wrapped): 1 CDs This CD contains a range of guided relaxation and meditation exercises spoken to a background of ambient music. These exercises are particularly helpful for reducing tension anxiety and physical arousal and for achieving a state of inner calm. A soothing voice guides the listener through a range of exercises including deep relaxation breathing meditation and calming visual imagery. This CD contains two tracks that run for approximately 30 minutes each with ambient background music by Malcolm Harrison. Track 1: Progressive muscle relaxation Count down Breathing meditation Healing mist medita extra info.....

Sleep Soundly by Sarah Edelman PhD Guided Relaxation Imagery and Meditation for promoting sleep View all our Sarah Edelman Audio CD click here Sleep Soundly - Sarah Edelman - Audio CD Brand New (still shrink wrapped): 1 CDs Sleep soundly contains guided relaxation visualisation and meditation specifically designed for promoting sleep. Australian psychologist Sarah Edelman's soothing voice accompanied by Malcolm Harrison's relaxing music guides the listener through a range of calming imagery and gentle exercises. These calm and sedate the listener by distracting attention away from thoughts reducing anxiety and releasing tension and physical arousal which are common obstacles to sleep. It is most effective when played whilst lying in bed and can be used nightly or just on those occasions when it is difficult to sleep. About the Author Sarah Edelman PhD Sarah Edelman PhD. is an author lecturer and a psychologist in private pract more details.....

Moments of Stillness by Sarah Edelman PhD Guided Meditation and Deep Relaxation Execises View all our Sarah Edelman Audio CD click here Moments of Stillness - Sarah Edelman - Audio CD Brand New (still shrink wrapped): 1 CDs Moments of Stillness contains two half-hour tracks comprising a series of relaxation and meditation exercises spoken by psychologist Sarah Edelman to a background of ambient music by Peter Dixon. Both tracks contain a range of exercises designed to create deep physical relaxation and internal stillness. The guided meditations include a focus on the breath mantra meditation a healing blue light affirmations and observing the present moment. These exercises are ideal for both novice meditators as well as those with more experience who wish to develop their meditation skills. Track 1 Deep Relaxation Counting Down the Breath Observing the Breath Silence meditation Visualisation Affirmations Track 2 Deep Relaxation Sinking Downwards Breathing Meditation "Deeper" Mantra Meditation Healing Blue Light Mindfulness About the Author Sarah Edelman PhD Sarah Edelman PhD. is an a more details.....

Letting go of Anxiety by Sarah Edelman PhD Deep Relaxation Imagery and Breathing Excercises and Releasing Anxiety View all our Sarah Edelman Audio CD click here Letting go of Anxiety - Sarah Edelman - Audio CD Brand New (still shrink wrapped): 1 CDs This CD contains a series of exercises designed to help the listener release the unpleasant feelings that accompany anxiety including physical tension arousal worrying thoughts and emotional uneasiness. A soothing voice guides the listener through a range of exercises including deep relaxation calming imagery breathing exercises and self-talk for releasing anxiety. This CD contains six tracks that run for approximately 10 minutes each with ambient background music by Malcolm Harrison. When using this CD you may choose to arrange the content of your session by selecting specific tracks and playing them in a particular order. Alternatively you may prefer to listen to the whole CD from start to finish. Tracks included: Progressive muscle relaxation Diaphragmatic breathing Self-talk for releasing anxiety Visualisation exercise Isometric and cue-controlled relaxation Inner guide imager extra info.....

Magic Moments by Sarah Edelman PhD Guided Meditation and Relaxation View all our Sarah Edelman Audio CD click here Magic Moments - Sarah Edelman - Audio CD Brand New (still shrink wrapped): 1 CDs This CD contains two meditation "sessions" that run for 32 minutes each with each session comprising four separate tracks of 6-10 minutes duration (eight tracks in all). The listener can choose to do a full meditation session comprising all four tracks or create their own session by selecting the specific tracks they prefer. A soothing voice set to background music by Dale Nougher guides the listener through deep relaxation exercises followed by guided meditations. These include visual imagery (a moonlit summer night and walking along the beach) 'third eye' meditation mantra meditation and click here.....

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Mindfulness

Mindfulness is a technique in which a person becomes intentionally aware of their thoughts and actions in the present moment, non-judgmentally. It plays a central role in Buddhism, with Right Mindfulness being the seventh element of the Noble Eightfold Path, the sadhana of which is held in the tradition to engender 'insight' and 'wisdom' .

Mindfulness points to: Being aware of and paying attention to the moment in which we find ourselves. Our past is gone, our future is not yet here. So what exist between them is the present moment. If I can observe and not get caught up in my thoughts, it is all that I have. The here and now, the present is the link which holds what was and what will be. My past was a series of present moments which brought me to this present moment. My future should it happen will be a series of present moments effected by only present moment in which I am now living, being, doing, observing, being aware or unaware, and attentive or unattentive.

Right mindfulness involves bringing one's awareness back into the present moment. By residing more frequently in the present moment, practitioners begin to see both inner and outer aspects of reality. Inner reality may unfold as one sees that the mind is continually chattering with commentary or judgment. By noticing that the mind is continually making commentary, one has the ability to carefully notice those thoughts, and then decide if those thoughts have value. Those practicing mindfulness realize that "thoughts are just thoughts"; the thoughts themselves have little or no weight. One is free to release a thought ("let it go") when one realizes that the thought may not be concrete reality or absolute truth. Thus, one is free to observe life without getting caught in the commentary. Many "voices" or messages may speak to one within the "vocal" mind. It is important to be aware that the messages one hears during "thinking" may not be accurate or helpful, but rather may be translations of, or departures from truth.

However, mindfulness does not have to be constrained to a formal meditation session. Mindfulness is an activity that can be done at any time; it does not require sitting, or even focusing on the breath, but rather is done by bringing the mind to focus on what is happening in the present moment, while simply noticing the mind's usual "commentary". One can be mindful of the sensations in one's feet while walking, of the sound of the wind in the trees, or the feeling of soapy water while doing dishes. One can also be mindful of the mind's commentary: "I wish I didn't have to walk any further, I like the sound of the leaves rustling, I wish washing dishes wasn't so boring and the soap wasn't drying out my skin", etc. Once we have noticed the mind's running commentary, we have the freedom to release those judgments: "washing dishes: boring" may become "The warm water is in unison with the detergent and is currently washing away the plates grime, the sun is shining through the window and casting an ever greater shadow on the dish's white ceramics.". In this example, one may see that washing does not have to be judged "boring"; washing dishes is only a process of coordinating dishes with soap and water. Any activity done mindfully is a form of meditation, and mindfulness is possible practically all the time.

As one more closely observes inner reality, one finds that happiness is not exclusively a quality brought about by a change in outer circumstances, but rather by realizing happiness often starts with loosening and releasing attachment to thoughts, pre-dispositions, and "scripts"; thereby releasing "automatic" reactions toward pleasant and unpleasant situations or feelings.

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