Dear
Friends, For
several years now, a course of study called Mindfulness has been sweeping the
country. From international health spas to corporate board- rooms the masses
have been cueing up to attend and eventually raving about the benefits of
something called Mindfulness. The
following is some excerpts from a lecture I heard from one of this country’s
top authorities in this field, international lecturer and gifted educator, Mr.
Frank Ingo CHT. “Following
up on the popularity of the book, The Secret, promoted by Oprah and others,
Mindfulness in its simplest terms is learning how to truly be in the here and
now and create the life you want rather than the one you don’t want. It’s learning
how to become a “human being” rather than feeling stressed and stuck as a
“human doing”. Although seemingly new, Mindfulness, now endorsed by the
National Institute of Health, started gaining popularity back in the mid 60’s
through the writings of renowned author, Phillip Kaplow and a host of
university, psychology and religious professors from Berkley to MIT. It’s
origins really go back thousands of years to the age old concept of stillness
the original relaxation therapy. Add in enhanced, creative visualization and
you have Mindfulness Plus." The
practice of this simple message can lower stress, improve health and provide
extraordinary awareness, energy and clarity. Millions of people throughout time
surely have practiced some form of Mindfulness but only a small number have
gone to the next step, Mindfulness-Plus.
Mahatma Ghandi was one example of someone who had learned and practiced
Mindfulness-Plus, a dynamic relaxation system. Here was a simple man who went
within to achieve great personal power and brought it forward to help not only
himself, but the rest of the world as well. Edison and Einstein were other
famous practioners. Mindfulness-Plus
can help in a host of real life challenges, like breaking bad habits, better
overall health, improving self image, creating a prosperity consciousness,
improving memory and increasing personal energy and drive. Another great
section of the Mindfulness-plus class deals with improving relationships and
communication skills. There is also
special emphasis on conflict resolution and how to bring purpose or passion
back into one’s life. In short it helps
us all get back on track, firing on all pistons. The
way all these wonderful things are accomplished is by learning specific mental
training exercises that first gets the participant into a more receptive,
responsive, relaxation state of mind.
Then the intensive course shows the participant how to focus and go
again for the things one wants in life rather than what one doesn’t want. This is vastly more effective than just
reading a book. The
Mindfulness-Plus class shows us, in so many words, how to get conscious control
over our self conscious, that part of us that so often out of control taking us
down some very strange paths or keeping us from going down the really wonderful
ones. For more information and class registration, call 813-748-1000. |