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2014年8月21日 星期四

“Meditate to sharpen your assertive edge” by Charles Wallace on Financial Times.com


Can you find a way to cool yourself down, both body and mind?


Well, bodys cooling down seems to be easy that just sit in an air conditioning room would be enough. How about your stressed out minds? I believe that many people here would know the best answer provided here is Chan Meditation. It would not only help you to calm down, but furthermore, to help you to figure out how to balance lives which can help to remove the causes of stress.
Through the article, Wallace says that,
My personal answer to stress has been meditation, albeit practised somewhat erratically and with mixed results over the years. I have tried several types of meditation, including mindfulness, which involves focusing your attention on your breath for certain periods of the day. But the most calming sort I have found its really up to the individual is transcendental meditation, which involves repeating a mantra for two, 20-minute periods a day.

Wallace also mentions he is not the only one who gains benefits from transcendental meditation. Relying on medicine will not be a long-tern resolution.
More and more C-levels reveal their experiences.
Believe it! 

Chan Meditation brings you up to transcendental level, even more. 
Give ourselves a regular time to practice Chan Meditation. 
Youll figure what differences are.

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2014年8月4日 星期一

"Club Meditation: China’s spiritual tourism boom" By Patti Waldmeir on THE FINANCIAL TIMES.

People who seek for inner peace would be fascinated by Eastern cultures. For instance, people would be interested by the movement from the motive to calm in Tai-Chi or most of teaching will indicate that Meditation is the most direct approach. It has becomes one of very popular topics tourism. Many people think of that would be other opportunities to extend their markets or products.

However, does it mean what if individual who would like to seek inner peace, he/ she has to take a few days off and visit those places which are far to reach as mentioned in the article? 

This might need people to schedule their time. It does not to be very efficient. Is there any possible way to have similar places or lessons nearby our daily lives? Fortunately,the answer is "Yes, we have!"
The most easiest approach is practicing Chan Meditation. Each county will have one or more Chan Meditation center to provide a peaceful and well environment to let us practice Chan Meditation. Certain times each week, there will be try-out classes!  

Come to join us and try another different style of spiritual tourism.