You Can Change Your Life
Often when we meet others we only see them for who they are now. We do not know their life experiences, the journey they have been on or what they have overcome. Like you I wasn't always the person you see today.
First Steps
Take your first steps towards being whoever you truly want to be. Your new thought patterns will become your positive new reality. Begin here by figuring out where you are and where you want to get to – after all, you can’t reach a destination if you don’t know which way you’re headed.
Thankfulness
The practice of thankfulness is very simple – it requires minimal effort, is easy to build into your day and soon becomes a good habit.
Being grateful for what we have is a powerful way to open ourselves up to self-growth and inner happiness. It’s easy to underestimate, yet so effective and simple to do.
Where am I now
Before imagining where you would like to be, it’s helpful to take stock of what you love or like about your life now. Work out what you would like to change, and what you don’t like.
Check your reality
With 24 hour live news streams, it is easy to get caught up in a negative world view. We need to be awake and aware in order to seek out balanced opinions. Editing our exposure to media frees us to think for ourselves.
Getting into Nature
Earth and sky, woods and fields, lakes and rivers, the mountain and the sea, are excellent schoolmasters, and teach some of us more than we can ever learn from books.
Mantra Meditate
Imagine this ' you’ve heard that meditation can benefit your health and wellbeing, so you’ve decided to give it a try.
Mantra Meditation is a good place to start
Did you know?! It is human nature for the mind to wander.
Learn to Create
In the rush of life, and achieving our goals, we often overlook our need to be creatively inspired
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Join in a Group Meditation
Group meditation deeply connects you with others on an energetic and spiritual level, so you experience full liberation from the illusion of separation.
How Can This Happen?
Classes and day workshops are available to everyone
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Cultivating a calm inner state is instrumental to realising your deepest goals and intentions. By starting your day grounded and centered, you'll experience more balance and flow throughout your day and into each evening. The practice of meditation helps you raise your energy and self-awareness. By expanding your consciousness, you create a clear, inner space that allows you to move towards the centre of your creations. It's from this place of grounded awareness that you'll really focus on what's most important to you.
The Brain!
Our brain works like an old-fashioned analogue processor that is constantly looking for patterns, similarities, differences, and relationships between them. It is constantly trying to create a picture from the information it has.
Our amazing brain has 400 miles of capillaries and 86 billion microscopic neurons which are in constant communication.
Creative or Logic
Each neuron in the brain is like a tiny tree. They connect to other neurons, and where they touch one another they make between 4000 to 9000 connections. That is a lot of communication. It is almost too much to comprehend. These neural connections help us to generate our experience and perceptions in each moment. They help us to think , create understand, use reasoning, manage our emotions, memories, manage our learning potential. On a physical level, they are fundamentally tiny connections between different neurons that fire together wire together. It was first used by the neuropsychologist Donald Hebb known for his fabulous work understanding the associative field of learning
Central Nerves System (CNS)
The central nerves system is made up of our brain and spinal cord, it is called the central system because it receives all of the information and corodinates what all parts of our body does. In addition, we have the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS), which connects our limbs and organs back into the CNS. The autonomic nervous system (ANS) is controlled by the Medulla Oblongata and is responsible for breathing, increasing our heart rate, sweating, sneezing, goose bumps, our food being digested, blood flow, and managing hormone levels.
Important, then?!
