These tips are meant chiefly for relative beginners to meditation, but I hope everyone can find them useful. Sit still, don’t move, and just focus on your breath for a few minutes. It’s the very simplest of notions and most people find it very difficult. Perhaps there’s too much noise, or you can’t get […]
What do you make of the ADHD debate? Perhaps you know someone who is struggling with the disorder; that’s not unlikely, given that roughly 11% of American children have been diagnosed with it. We are all entitled to our own views on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and they vary widely, from those who recognize that […]
Optimal Learning Meditation has the incredible ability to improve a lot of different mental functions. Learning enhancement is a major improvement that people associate with a regular practice. For people who want to enhance their learning ability further, though, there is a special track from Lifeflow called Optimal Learning. This track uses Alpha waves […]
Meditation and Stress By Dr. Graham Dixon If you’ve flown in the US in the past ten years, you’ll have plenty of reasons to resent the Transport Security Administration. I have found the experience of being interrogated and prodded by these people to be a humiliating imposition amidst the generally happy experience of getting out […]
Meditation and Depression By Dr. Graham Dixon What would be your first reaction if someone told you they were depressed? Today, there is general public acceptance that depression is a real problem which is incredibly damaging to the sufferer’s life, work and relationships, but for centuries, such people were told simply to ‘pull themselves together’ […]