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Meditation Therapy and Stress Management in the Corporate World |
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The Corporate world has incorporated 'meditation' in their training programs. An article written by Ambica Gulati on Boardroom Enlightenment, says that General motors, Thermax, Otis Elevators, Kirloskar Oil Engines are some of the organizations, which have benefited through the meditation techniques. Mr. Rishi Prabhakar, founder of the Bangalore based Rishi Samskruti Vidya Kendra and Sidda Samadhi Yoga (SSY), propagates leadership and automatic management through SSY. To quote him, "The thinking process exhausts the body. The level of rest gained during SSY is about three to four times more than that acquired in a state of deep sleep. It enhances creativity and intelligence." Mr. Param Ajjan, a corporate trainer and CEO of Matrix, a training organization says, "I include meditation in all my workshops on emotional intelligence. I have observed remarkable results. The work environment becomes charged and relaxed." With modern life getting more and more hectic, fast paced and demanding, many old people and young get stressed, over-worked and that manifests in anger, suicide, frustration, depression and mental illness. At the outset, it looks, as though, there won’t be enough time for meditation but 10 to 15 min. of meditation can change one’s outlook towards life. It can transform a person’s mind from negative to positive, depression to relief, distress to peace and grief to joy. |
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AboutMeditation
Posted on: 05/21/2012 Meditation is a way to tune our bodies, much like you would tune an instrument, the body and mind being our instruments. So the greatest benefit of meditation is the benefit of enabling us to fine tune and control the systems that run our lives.
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Deep_Meditation_to_ConnectwithSpirit
Posted on: 02/28/2011 Meditation done properly does not involve intense concentration. Meditation is a passive process which is the result of doing nothing. Meditation is extremely useful for health. Blessings, K and Dr Michael
http://www.connectwithspirit.net/
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ramnikarathi
Posted on: 06/04/2009 In the past few years, meditating has gone from something talked about only by ‘alternative lifestyle’ proponents to a very mainstream activity, like yoga and healthy eating. The benefits of meditation have become available to the mainstream, and millions of people are more relaxed and centered because of it. Meditation itself has never gone anywhere, however, the information and practice is so widely available now everyone is getting involved. Meditation is no longer the domain of eastern mystics or enlightened yogis only. Meditation is, in fact, becoming a household practice. Easy to learn, meditation requires no special accessories or equipment, involves no trainers or classes (although some introductory training or group meditations can be beneficial until you learn to relax your mind), and can be done just about anywhere. All you need is to do is commit and once you learn it, you will be able to take a mental break by meditating any time, anywhere. |
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