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 on: July 29, 2010, 07:25:52 AM 
Started by pitter - Last post by Admin
The problem with most meditation methods/books/audios out there are either they require a lot of practice and time to experience the results or with the case of Binural beats give you results but you need the audio to experience them and become dependent on it.

In my book we give you a binural beat audio AND show you methods specific to your modality of learning AND explain scientifically why it works.

This approach lays a solid foundation for you, you get to experience the deeper levels of meditation via a scientific shortcut (binural beats), learn a method where you can achieve this without binural beats on your own anytime, anywhere and the science behind it is explained so there is no leap of faith necessary, it works, period.

I've had soldiers in the middle east use the book, convicts in prison use the book and all reported a dramatic impact on their lives. Your situation does not get any worse than being in hell holes like that but the methods provided in the book actually helped them. If it works under those conditions then it will work for anyone anywhere.

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 on: July 29, 2010, 02:20:42 AM 
Started by pitter - Last post by L10
'Guarding the Three Treasures' and 'The Tao of Health, Sex and Longevity' by Daniel Reid are good books that introduce and fully explain taoist meditation and qigong techniques amongst (a lot) of other things. Personally I believe taoist meditation to be the best for martial artists as many taoists practiced martial arts as well.

I have also had some excellent experiences using binaural tones. You can download heaps of these from the app store if you have an iPhone.

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 on: July 29, 2010, 12:25:00 AM 
Started by bkk1981 - Last post by bkk1981
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 on: July 28, 2010, 06:53:25 PM 
Started by pitter - Last post by dadams
I enjoyed the practical aspect (how to do it) of Master Segarras book which was better in that regard than most other books I have read on meditation. My wife also used the book and found it helpfull.
As for the audio, I haven't persisted enough with that one to comment.

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 on: July 28, 2010, 07:28:42 AM 
Started by pitter - Last post by Admin
I know how you feel. I spent years researching different meditation methods and after also being disappointed about what was out there I wrote this book compiling the different methods I learned.

http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/meditation/1783688

One of the unique aspects of this book is it's two way approach. The book comes with a special binuaral beat audio download which actually can synchronize your mind with the sounds on the audio and guide it from Beta through Alpha down to Theta (Delta is deep sleep and not meditation) Theta is the level experienced meditators can achieve with practice. With this audio you can get there simply by listening. The second approach is to teach you various methods to reach that level on your own. Each person has a different learning modality (visual, Kinesthetic, Audio) so various methods are detailed.

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 on: July 28, 2010, 07:05:03 AM 
Started by pitter - Last post by pitter
Name the best book on meditation?
i purchased more than 5 books on meditation ,but none gives a clear idea about how to meditate ,so pls kindly suggest the best book about meditation ,it should tell how to meditate.

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 on: July 13, 2010, 10:59:31 PM 
Started by Do San Dojang - Last post by ttsda0001
So sorry to hear that,, Master Arce.. You;ll be back and better than ever...

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 on: July 12, 2010, 08:33:38 AM 
Started by sdboomer - Last post by Admin
Sorry I missed the competition but I drove there and back in one day so I had to limit my time. Region 9 cleaned up. Congrat's.

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 on: July 11, 2010, 10:47:02 PM 
Started by sdboomer - Last post by sdboomer
Glad you had a good time, sir.

My son was on the winning Region 9 Sparring team, but had to leave before the banquet. He ended up missing his flight that night, flew out of Philly this morning and then couldn't get a connecting flight to San Diego out of Chicago until about an hour ago.

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 on: July 11, 2010, 09:55:02 PM 
Started by sdboomer - Last post by Admin
I was invited by my first instructor to the Nationals Banquet and after almost seven years I thought it would be nice to see some old friends. Especially my three instructors Masters Bannard, Bonsignore and H.C Hwang all in one place.

I had a wonderful time and it was very nice to see Master Martinov again we had a nice chat and he was supportive as always. It was wonderful to celebrate his promotion, he deserved it.

Most were happy to see me, some felt awkward and stiffened up a bit but those were the folks I expected too, all in all I had a wonderful time. I had to laugh at how many people wanted to take a picture with me, I guess it was like seeing Bigfoot or a UFO lol! Watching everyone do a bug eyed triple take was hilarious. :o but it was wonderful to see old friends again.

I can't believe it's almost seven years.


My friend Master Colston


GM H.C H and I chatting, Master Daniel Bannard in center.

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