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Free Meditation Course for College Students
October 6, 2009 by Sonia
Are you a university student trying to juggle classes, homework, projects, thesis papers, a job, volunteer work or extra-curricular activities, a significant other, friends, and maybe even children?
You are not the only one and I can tell you from first hand experience that meditation can be an incredibly powerful tool for college students.
College can be an absolutely wonderful experience for many. However, it is filled with new responsibilities, distractions, stresses, time constraints, huge workloads, and temptations.
For many students, college is definitely not what they had expected and it ends up affecting their self-esteem.
As a college student, you are basically thrown into a world with hundreds if not thousands of other students from different States and countries, cultures, etc. It can be a very daunting task to make friends and sometimes to even get along with the friends you knew from before.
It can also sometimes be very difficult to juggle your classes, homework, and employment… along with a social life.
All of these things can sometimes result in college students becoming frustrated, feeling a sense of lack of control, and eventually getting depressed.
Meditating allows you to take a breath (even if just for five minutes a day) and step away from the stress. It enables you to be with yourself for those few minutes each day and to get to know yourself better. This is extremely helpful to you since it will guide you throughout your life in your career, love choices, and so much more.
Meditating enables you to think outside the box, be more effective and efficient with your time, and to concentrate your attention on the task at hand. This allows you to complete your homework and study for exams much quicker and to retain more information than before since all of your concentration is centered on whatever you are doing or reading. This ultimately helps you not only in your school performance, grades, job interviews, and internships; but also gives you more free time too!
The Meditation Guide for Surviving and Succeeding in College
In this Meditation Guide, you will learn exactly what meditation is and is not, how it will affect your daily school and social life, and all of the most common benefits that you should expect to experience soon after you begin meditating. Click here to sign up for this Free Meditation Course today.
October 1, 2009 by Sonia
Hi everyone. Anyone stressed over the war, economy, foreclosures, job?These meditation instructions can be a great help! http://bit.ly/ED179
September 30, 2009 by Sonia
Hi everyone! I just finished editing a free meditation guide teaching how to do meditation. Get a copy here: http://ping.fm/C9udl
Free Meditation Course for Mothers
September 27, 2009 by Sonia
You are a super mom or at least you try to be each and every single day that passes. You juggle so much that you have no idea how you do it but are just grateful when things come out the way you expected or planned! You live each day on the go, working, taking care of the kid(s), your husband, the house, meanwhile staying in touch with friends, maybe going to the gym a few days a week, and of course, trying to remain sane!
No wonder you have a hard time finding a way to incorporate meditation and relaxation into your life!
While it’s clear to see that you are a busy woman, what you don’t realize is that if you don’t learn how to relax yourself, it will affect you in your everyday functions.
Here’s the problem. The more stressed you become, the less effective you are at taking care of the various duties that you have at home, work, and life in general.
Stress is a clear cause of poor communication, broken relationships, and bad temperament… just to name a few. These negative reactions are the very types of attitudes that impede your ability to be an effective mom, wife, career woman, etc. Not only that; stress is a major contributor to various physical, mental, and emotional health problems.
The million dollar question then is what can you do to achieve mind relaxation and to learn to relax?
Obviously, you don’t want to turn to any of the more common and unfortunately damaging stress outlets such as drinking, emotional eating, or just plain out abandoning your responsibilities. Unfortunately, so many mothers have turned to these outlets as a way to cope because of lack of support or lack of knowledge of ways to reduce their daily stress. This is not their fault in any way. This is just a reality. Parenting can be difficult as heck and some people have a very difficult time learning how to relax so they turn to self-destructive patterns! However, there are much more practical means to resolve the dilemma of stress and one of the easiest ways is through meditation and mind relaxation.
Meditation can help you reduce the stress that you’ve got to deal with daily and produce a much healthier lifestyle; both for yourself and at the same time, your family.
Using meditation as a way for relaxation and coping with stress and anxiety is not a new concept. Meditation has been around for centuries. What this indicates, if you stop to think about it, is that if it’s still being used today, then it must have some merit to it. Believe me; it does.
As a mother, you are expected to be a nurturer. But, what we forget is that to be a nurturer and to be able to take care of others, we’ve got to take care of ourselves first. After all, you can’t give what you don’t have. You need strength, inner peace, and energy to be at your ultimate. It’s a fact. And, you can learn how to relax yourself, how to do meditation to have more energy, more tranquility, and less potential for emotional reactions at the sight of stressors.
Sonia Gallagher is a recovering attorney who now shares the benefits of meditation, Free Guided Meditation Videos, meditation techniques, and ways to implement meditation in daily life in an easy to understand, “plain English” manner for other overworked and stressed parents, professionals, and college students. She created the Free 5 Day Meditation Guide for Super Moms. The Free Guide includes information on the benefits you will gain from meditating, how to go about getting started, and even two free guided meditation techniques to get started easily!
Get your Free Copy of the 5 Day Meditation Guide for Super Moms, you more than deserve it!
September 17, 2009 by Sonia
Feeling a little stressed today? If you’ve got just 10 minutes, you can get rid of the anxiety with meditation. http://ping.fm/Y2FSy
Join our Meditation Community!
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July 14, 2009 by Sonia
Free Guided meditation Video to help you feel closer to God. Enjoy! http://ping.fm/E3IMy
June 16, 2009 by Sonia
Do you know how meditation arrived and became popular in the US? Read this and find out- http://ping.fm/AoyqJ
4 Ways to Meditate at Work
May 29, 2009 by Sonia4 Ways to Meditate at Work
Here is a list of things you can do throughout the day to make your time at work go a little easier and stress-free.
The 4 suggestions listed are all part of meditation and are easy to apply throughout the day.
- Apply full and complete attention to whatever task you are dong
- Set an intention in your mind to complete the task at hand successfully
- If you have any negative thoughts go through your mind, observe them and let them move through your mind without judgment. Be attentive of both the negative and positive thoughts that move through your mind.
- Complete your task without any expectation. Enjoy and focus on the moment, nothing more.
When you follow these suggestions during your time at work, you will see that your day not only goes faster but is more relaxed. You will see a substantial decrease of stress in your life at work, home, and in general.
Try these suggestions and let me know how it goes!


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