December 15, 2006
Anxiety - day seven
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Meditation techniques to disconnect you from negative thoughts
Any practice of meditation is hardest to do when an individual is in a state of anxiety, as meditation is the opposite of anxiety. Anxiety is the movement of too many thoughts and meditation is a stillness of no thought. If you have the will power to sit down for five minutes and practice these meditation techniques, they will change the vibration of your system and disconnect you from your negative thought patterns which are eating up your brain.
Exercise 1

EXERCISE 1
• Sit with the left leg stretched out
• Bend the right leg and place the foot between the left thigh and calf muscles
• Bend the left leg and place the left foot underneath the right thigh
• Press the right thigh to the ground
• Place the hands on the knees, the palms up, place the tip of the forefinger on the centre of the thumb
• Keep the back straight and breathe normally.
Exercise 2

EXERCISE 2
• Keep your eyes closed and your body relaxed. Gently insert your thumbs in your ears and place the fingers on the head as shown
• Sit and listen to the silence in your body. Just be aware of any thoughts and continue to listen to the silence. Do this for three to five minutes and gradually increase the time.
Exercise 3

EXERCISE 3
• Sit as in exercise one, the eyes closed, the body relaxed
• Inhale. As you exhale, chant ‘Om’ emphasising the 'M' sound for as long as you can draw the breath out. Listen to the sound vibration of ‘Om’ in the body as you chant.
Exercise 4

EXERCISE 4
• Sit as in exercise one, the eyes closed and the body relaxed
• Inhale. As you exhale recite/chant the letter ‘E’ for as long as you can draw the breath out. Listen to the sound vibration in the body as you chant.