The Seven Myths of Meditation
Despite the growing popularity of meditation, prevailing misconceptions about the practice are a barrier that prevents many people from trying meditation and receiving its profound benefits for the body, mind, and spirit. Here are seven of the most common meditation myths dispelled.
Myth #1: Meditation is difficult.
Truth: This myth is rooted in the image of meditation as an esoteric practice reserved only for saints, holy men, and spiritual adepts.
In reality, when you receive instruction from an experienced, knowledgeable teacher, meditation is easy and fun to learn.
The techniques can be as simple as focusing on the breath or silently repeating a mantra. One reason why meditation may seem difficult is that we try too hard to concentrate, we’re overly attached to results, or we’re not sure we are doing it right.
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Smile And Nod
During this shifting time, there will be people in your lives that want you to stay exactly where you are for them. What is the best course of action? Smile…nod…say, “Okay”, and continue growing in ways that are in your highest and best. ~ Creator
https://thecreatorwritings.wordpress.com/2015/06/25/smile-and-nod/
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6 Steps to a Meaningful Life
There is a path to a meaningful life.
Too often, however, we are stalled at the boulders that are blocking this path. We feel stuck, yearning for that something “out there” that will bring us joy, connection satisfaction.
So we look for satisfaction in the wrong places— in the refrigerator, at the shopping mall, in the martini glass, at the television screen, on the Internet and in the back of the cupboard where we keep the cookies.
The truth is:
Facebook is fun, but it does not satisfy deeply. Busyness overtakes time for rejuvenation and genuine relaxation. Cookies are tasty, but too many of them will produce new problems.
Increasing numbers of people are finding out that financial success, a dream house and personal recognition, while certainly making life more comfortable, are ultimately empty and sometimes even lonely when other parts of their lives are not satisfying.
So, back to the path to that meaningful life – how do we find it?
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5 Excellent Reasons To Go To Bed Early

Getting the proper amount of sleep can aid you in more ways than one. Aside from the obvious beauty sleep, people need their rest so that they can develop mentally and physically.
Here are 5 excellent reasons why you should go to bed early.
1. It’s the sleep you need most
Adults regularly need at least 7-8 hours of sleep per day. Matt Walker, who’s a sleep researcher at UC Berkley, says “It’s very easy for us to measure impairments in your brain function and in your body functions.” Sleep is a very critical element to a persons life. Getting enough of that sleep will benefit you in the long run.
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New Distant Planet Discovered by 15-Year-Old
It’s become a common event, finding new planets beyond our solar system. Tom Wagg, however, was the youngest person to make such a discovery, which is uncommon to say the least. According to a press release from Keene University in England, Wagg was only 15 years old when making this epic find.
The Location
Located within a distant solar system, within our galaxy, the Milky Way, this planet is 1,000 light years from Earth. If you can locate the constellation Hydra, then you are in the right neighborhood.
The New Distant Planet
Wagg’s planet closely resembles Jupiter in size, orbits its sun in two days, as opposed to our Jupiter which takes 12 years. Another difference from our giant planet is that this “Jupiter” is much closer to the sun, closer even than our planet from our big ball of fire! At this distance, the planet reaches a blazing 1,000 degrees Celsius. A planet such as this falls into a category called “hot Jupiter” planets. The name is self-explanatory.
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Writing and Awakening the Masses
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Back to Sanity: Beyond the Limits of Materialistic Science
By Steve Taylor Ph.D
Guest Writer for Wake Up World
Many people believe that the powers of science are unlimited. Science is a process of uncovering the mechanisms by which nature works, and eventually, after enough experimentation and investigation, every mystery will be understood. The darkness of ignorance will have been completely illuminated by the light of reason, and we will possess the truth about life and the universe.
Some observers even believe that we’re quite close to reaching this point now. If scientific progress continues at the same rate as the last few decades, so this argument goes, it can only be a matter of a few more decades (or even less) before all the mysteries in the universe are solved. After all, haven’t most of the biggest mysteries already been solved? As long ago as 1971 the biologist Bentley Glass wrote, ‘We are like the explorers of a great continent, who have penetrated to its margins in most points of the compass and have mapped the major mountain chains and rivers. There are still innumerable details to fill in, but the endless horizons no longer exist.’
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