Talk:Concentration Exercises

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Anon said ...

Please excuse my ignorance but do we continue with the 15min time and not start again also the wishful dream bit seems a bit vague please explain a bit and do we then move on to analytical meditation instead of keeping it at unwanted thought suppression. Thankyou

--Anon 01:07, 13 May 2010 (BST)

Tom said ...

It's easy for Billy since he have this pyramd with a device. Any tips how to boost meditation? Have you heard about "holosync" ? Can you ask Billy if it helping?

--Tom 01:23, 15 June 2010 (BST)

Hawaiian said ...

Anon,

As one becomes more "adapted" and evolved, there is no need to start over again, since evolution is a progressive endeavor. Furthermore, this technique is not "thought suppression", but rather meditation is a state of being where ALL senses are "acknowledged", in order for the higher senses to develop "their" full potentials at higher frequencies. That is the progressive nature of evolution.

"wishful dream" is to establish a stronger link between your Conscious and Sub-Conscious, where as the S.C. "controls" your future activities. Thus, one's goals (legit and humane) can be achieved through meditation which is a logical discipline between your Being, the Conscious and Subconscious.

Analytical meditation is not a proper concept for it violates the "goal" of meditation, which is to become "aware" of one's very Being, to calm the chaos of one's senses, including the thinking processes as well.

One can "analyze" their dreams, the ether state or other dimensions, because in these realms, there are logical as well as illogical connections depending on the condition of one's psyche.

A pyramid is a device that "filters" or screens out unwanted influences and I assume the enhancement crystal was removed by the Plejaren. There are dangers of trying to "boost" fine energies if one is not evolved enough to engage in such activities without the safe guards in place to avoid feedback or other unwarranted results.

--Hawaiian 02:35, 15 June 2010 (BST)