Have you heard of Heartfulness

Dear Brethren, By now, you’ve probably heard of Mindfulness. But have you heard of Heartfulness? Probably not. Heartfulness takes meditation a step further and awakens the real doorway to perception, destiny and self-awareness: Your heart. If you’ve grown up with questions about who you are and why you’re here, Heartfulness can help you find out. In his extraordinary book, Designing Destiny: Heartfulness Practices to Find Your Purpose and Fulfill Your Potential, spiritual teacher Kamlesh D. Patel, widely known as Daaji, shows you how to get in touch with this destiny and hidden potential by using the loving practice of Heartfulness now. If you love meditation, you’re already on the right path. As Daaji says, meditation creates the conditions that change you. Take your meditation a step further with this excerpt that gives you a taste of Heartfulness you can use now. To begin, find a quiet space where you won’t be disturbed for the next 25 minutes, and follow each of these steps precisely. By the end, you’ll see how quickly Heartfulness can place you in a loving, peaceful state. You may even have some insights about your destiny, too. Heartfulness Cleaning We do the practice of Heartfulness Cleaning at the end of the working day, ideally before sunset, refreshing ourselves and creating a vacuum within, purifying our system of its accumulated heaviness. Although it is simple, there are a number of steps to Cleaning, so in the beginning it is better to practice them in sequence, as follows: Sit in a comfortable position with the intention to remove all the impressions accumulated during the day. Close your eyes and feel relaxed. Imagine all the complexities and impurities are leaving your entire system. They are going out from your back, from the top of your head to your tailbone. Feel they are leaving your system as smoke. Remain alert during the entire process, like a witness to the clouds passing in the sky. Gently accelerate this process with confidence and determination, applying your will as needed. If your attention drifts and events of the day begin to come to mind, gently bring your focus back to the cleaning. As the impressions are leaving from your back, you will start to feel light in your heart. Continue this process for 20 to 25 minutes. When you experience inner lightness, you will naturally find it easy to connect with the Source. Feel a current of purity coming from the Source and entering your system from the front. This current is flowing throughout your system, carrying away any remaining complexities and impurities. You have now returned to a simpler, purer, and more balanced state. Every cell of your body is emanating simplicity, lightness, and purity. We hope you feel renewed by this incredible Heartfulness Cleaning. This is just the beginning. If you’d like more Heartfulness practices, you can order Daaji’s new book, Designing Destiny now. Heartfulness Institute*  (Celebrating 75 years) 1945-2020 *subsidiary unit of Shri Ram Chandra Mission, (W.H.Q. Kanha, (vill) Hyderabad, Telengana, India)  Promoting an easiest way of practicing meditation, anytime, anywhere free of cost at all levels.    Experience the efficacy of Yogic transmission within few minutes. We are inviting you to experiment in your finger-tips. Log into The Heartsapp - android or ios versions, or https://heartfulness.org Everybody more than 15 years old can access freely 24 X 7 11000+ certified trainers around the globe, in 140+ Countries through 6000 + centres (Heartspots) http://heartspots.heartfulness.org/ Meditation for Human Integration Imagine a world in which everyone took a little time each day for calm, quiet and stillness. Close your eyes. Open your heart. And become one. Individual peace leads to world peace- Ram Chandra ( Shahjahanpur) Shri Ram Chandra Mission (SRCM) was registered in India in the year 1945. The Mission is considered a non-profit spiritual organization in India, and in all the countries where it is registered. The Mission is considered a non-profit spiritual organization in India, and in all the countries where it is registered.  Shri Ram Chandra Mission, guided by its current president and Global guide, Shri Kamlesh D. Patel, aspires and strives to bring together people of different nationalities and religious backgrounds for meditation and personal change. Through individual spiritual growth, each aspirant becomes an element of a global change on the path toward universal brotherhood. Heartfulness, is a ‘Natural Path’, is a simple practice of meditation on the heart. Derived from the ancient Indian system of raja yoga, Heartfulness, (Sahaj Marg) is taught worldwide. If practiced sincerely, it rapidly brings about a balance between material and spiritual life. The true aim of this highly effective training in spirituality is to take the seeker to the highest goal of human existence – God realization or Self-realization. Transmission-aided meditation is the specialty of Heartfulness. Transmission is an active catalyst for transformation. Approach Heartfulness as a scientist: first meditate without transmission, and then meditate with transmission, comparing the two experiences. Click here to Try Heartfulness Meditation on your own and see how you feel. <http://www.heartfulness.org/> Or you may find nearby Heartfulness meditation centres and trainers at www.heartspot.heartfulness.org or try through Let's Meditate - android app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.letsmeditate&hl=en Heartsapp- android app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hfn.unified   For further information Please contact one of our trainers at heartspots.heartfulness.org or email us at info@heartfulness.org Toll free India: 1 800 103 7726, USA & Canada: 1 844 879 4327, Australia: (02) 8004 6547

Heal through Past life regression therapy

The decision to use regression therapy must be reached jointly by client and therapist after discussion, so that each understands its possibilities and limits. Past-life insights have their greatest impact on those clients who are ready to begin assuming greater responsibility for their lives and who sincerely wish to understand how current problems relate to deeply embedded emotional response patterns that they have long been avoiding or denying. Although no specific religious or philosophical belief is required, I explain that for me it is a spiritual process. The ability to suspend disbelief, at least during the session, is more helpful than any specific belief held. I have found regression therapy to be useful in dealing with the following kinds of specific problems:

1. Emotional over-reactions to the ordinary kind of stress-producing situations encountered in life. Symptoms may be purely psychological or may include physical impairments or distress. Long-standing and/or disabling phobias are included here.

2. Psychosomatic complaints such as persistent headaches, sexual dysfunctioning (frigidity, impotence or premature ejaculation), and "phantom" back pain. (These are just a few of the many such complaints that can be alleviated by regression therapy.)

3. Inexplicable and enduring relationship difficulties such as excessive fear or dislike of a fellow worker, family member, or people of specific ethnic or cultural groups.

4. Certain creative blocks.

5. Persistent or seemingly innate negative character traits such as chronic tardiness, compulsive eating, drinking, or smoking.

6. Psychospiritual breakdowns, including feelings of lack of self-worth, anorexia, hopelessness, and excessive grieving for a deceased loved one.

Regression therapy is contraindicated for:

1. Clients whose symptoms indicate clearly psychotic or borderline personality disorders.

2. Clients who reveal themselves as incapable of integrating the traumatic or symbolic material that may arise and who therefore risk severe ego confusion or a psychotic break.

3. Most children under 16, unless there has been a spontaneous eruption of past-life material that is disrupting their ego development. However, children are appearing now who need to remember past lives—especially as we enter the Aquarian Age.

4. Clients obviously seeking to escape personal responsibility for their current behavioral or attitudinal problems or who seek ego aggrandizement by association with a past-life heroic figure.
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Indications and Contraindications for Use of Past life Regression

Indications and Contraindications for Use of Past life Regression

In considering the suitability of past-life therapy for different patients, I have come to regard it as a short-term intensive therapy that is best reserved for patients who have already made considerable headway in conventional psychotherapy. It is particularly helpful for someone who feels blocked in certain areas in ongoing therapy to have a new modality to help finish fragments of unfinished stories where the psyche seems, as it were, to be stuck in a groove. Many issues of abandonment and separation, for example, even though they have resisted conventional therapies at the infantile, primal, or birth trauma level, are seen to open up dramatically as soon as scenarios of infant death and abandonment from other lives re-lived.

Often a deep-seated phobia or a sexual blockage can be released cathartically and psychosomatically when scenarios of of rape, torture, and violent death are re-lived by the secondary ego. Parental complexes reveal themselves in a different light within the power dynamics of entirely different family constellations in another age. Complexes surrounding issues of power or money take on another dimension when memories of famine, oppression, slavery, etc., come to consciousness.

Another group of subjects who respond well to past life therapy are therapists of many orientations who wish to deepen their own process and to become more able to recognize fragments of past-Life memories that may

surface in their patients. Many therapists, body workers, and healers frequently observe material from their patients that seems to be connected to past lives, perhaps a function of the strong stresses that are being borne by the collective unconscious at this very difficult period of humanity's growth. Past-life therapy can be considered a "therapist's therapy," since it requires openness and commitment of persons who are very advanced in their own psycho-spiritual development. Jung recognized that only the wounded heal, and the therapist needs constantly to work upon himself. Whether the person is trying to move from a stuck position or trying to deepen generally, the work is best done within the context of some broader frame of ongoing therapy or spiritual discipline. Much of the material that emerges may take many months to integrate fully, and some of it may require a Lifetime of meditation and reflection.

My regression work consists of a series of two-hour sessions. Most patients complete their work in from five to ten of these intensive experiences. The longer sessions give adequate time for various stages of the process, and so integration is actually a part of each session rather than being a separate process following regression experiences. Problems responsive to past-life therapy include most of those commonly brought into psychotherapy:

1.      Anxieties, fears, phobias, and depression. 
Insecurity and general fear of abandonment are often related to past-life memories of literal abandonment as a child, separation during a crisis or a war, being orphaned, sold into slavery, being left out to die in times of famine, etc. Phobias and irrational fears stem from every kind of trauma in a past life: death by fire, water, suffocation, animals, knives, insects, natural disasters. Depression and general low energy can result from past-life memories of loss of a loved one or parent, unfinished grieving, suicide memories, despair and rage as a result of war, massacre, deportation, etc.

2. General behavior problems.

These include sado-masochism, a pattern of accidents, violence, and physical brutality, guilt and martyr complexes, eating disorders. Sadomasochistic problems are usually related to a past-life memory of torture, often with loss of consciousness, usually with sexual overtones. The pain and rage seem to perpetuate hatred and a desire to revenge oneself in the same way. Guilt and martyr complexes may stem from past-life memories of having directly killed loved ones or from feeling responsible for the deaths of others, as in a fire, human sacrifice of one's child, having ordered the deaths of others, etc. The entrenched thought is most often, "It's all my fault. I deserve this."

Accidents and violence are often a repetition of old battlefield memories from warriors' lives or from unfulfilled quests for power. These can re-emerge as an adolescent neurosis in the current lifetime because this age period is historically where many soldiers met deaths during other lifetimes. Eating disorders are often the repot of past-life memories of starvation, economic collapse, or inescapable poverty.

3. Relationship difficulties.

Frequently problems of frigidity, impotence, and genital infections have past -life stories of rape, abuse, or torture behind them. Many incest and child abuse stories turn out to be reruns of old patterns where emotional release was blocked. Marital difficulties in general derive from past lives with the same mate in a different power class or sexual constellation: e.g., mistress, slave, prostitute, concubine relationship, often where the sex roles were reversed. Family struggles occur where there are old past -life scores to settle with parents, children, or siblings: betrayal, abuse of power, inheritance injustices, rivalry, etc. Most of the Freudian dynamics emerge here.

4. Chronic physical ailments.

These often stem from the re-living of traumatic injuries or deaths incurred in past lives, especially trauma to the head, the limbs, and the back. Headaches may also relate to intolerable mental choices in other lives. Throat ailments, in addition to being caused by physical injury, may stem from verbal denunciations or unspoken thoughts. Neck aches commonly stem from hanging, strangling, or beheading. Re-living the past life often relieves the pain in these areas.

Past-life therapy does not work for everyone. To some the very idea of past lives is either intellectually bothersome or simply too alien, culturally speaking. But in addition to these cases in which the general attitude is the inhibiting factor, there are several categories of patients with whom I am wary about working at the past-life level.

1. I feel that regression therapy is contraindicated for patients with no therapeutic background because the material too easily feeds into a false literalism that upsets their ability to integrate the past lives as personified complexes, the ego becomes inflated or overcome with the glamor of the memories.

2. Not some patients past -life work is too intensive, too overwhelming. They do not need to have the raw areas of their psyche exposed yet again. Instead, for them it is the personal factor in the therapeutic relationship that helps them rebuild their trust and confidence in life.

3. Others find imaging and working inwardly either too difficult or too dissociating. Even if they can remember past lives with ease, some patients do better to reinforce their connections with this life rather than to wander further off into another world.

4. Past-life therapy is not recommended for anyone seeking to confirm some prior metaphysical belief system. Usually it will provide experiences that are distressingly incompatible with fixed beliefs.

5. Past-life work is a moral problem that involves work with the entire ego-personality and requires a strong ego. Therefore, it is not indicated for anyone with psychiatric symptoms. In those with schizophrenic tendencies there is already a tendency for the psyche to become enamored, if not totally seduced, by the many sub-   personalities    within. It seems highly possible that many of the visions and voices that flood into the psyche of many a schizophrenic are indeed past-life fragments, but such a sufferer will be tempted to over-identify with such fragments and fall into a state of inflation. Such patients also attempt to turn readily available theories of reincarnation and metaphysics into grist for their own personal philosophical mills. Their wonderfully appealing theories often end up being nothing more than a huge and elaborate defense against the simple fact of being alive and present on this earth.

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