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Resources for buddhism
Atisha Kadampa B... posted a link on 18 August 2010 - 10:33pm.
Raga Rani posted a note on 28 June 2016 - 8:52am.
VOICE & Sound meditation
Using Simple iterative Musical rhythms
low pitched notes are capable of relaxation relieving stress, blood pressure, loneliness depression
Venue Erdington B23 6DB
Further Details contact Rani 07440383691
Cost £30 for 2 hours
ALL WELCOME
Primitive man did not speak. He sang like birds.
Music had its origin in the calls of birds and animals.
Voice & Sound Meditation
for health and Healing
Think about Deep sound-experiences in Nature. They reflect a transmission of a simple, passively receptive form of music which please and relax us.
Newcastle Martia... posted a link on 17 August 2011 - 1:32pm.
Neijiaquan website
Link:
http://www.neijiaquan.co.uk/ The ancient Chinese martial arts are veiled in mystery.
Each school teaches its own unique approach to the experience of self defence.
Historically, the training methods and applications of the different schools were closely guarded.
The most secretive and inaccessible were the neijia schools.
Neijiaquan employs taoist insights and principles.
The teachings are counter-intuitive, puzzling and cryptic.
They cannot be explained using words.
In order to understand, you must do.
Not everyone is capable or willing to explore the hidden teachings of the arcane arts.
Atisha Kadampa B... posted a link on 18 August 2010 - 10:35pm.International Buddhist Festivals
Link:
http://kadampafestivals.org/international-festivals/ International Buddhist Festivals
Martin Cosgrove posted a link on 7 February 2009 - 11:22am.
Beginning Meditation Podcast
Link:
http://www.gcast.com/u/meditation/main.xml My 12 part Beginning Meditation podcast. If you are interested in booking a live online session with me to connect with that stillness inside yourself and have your questions about meditation answered, please visit my profile: www.schoolofeverything.com/martincosgrove
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