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  • Stress relief comes from the deep relaxation of meditation. Sound technology emulates brain wave activity during meditation making learning to meditate easier.
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"There is a rhythm in the breath....and this rhythm is connected to the rhythm in the world, the ryhthm in nature, the rhythm in the body, the rhythm of one's thoughts and the rhythm of one's emotions."
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.

 
Meditation brings wisdom; lack of meditation leaves ignorance. Know well what leads you forward and what hold you back, and choose the path that leads to wisdom.
Buddha

"When sitting in meditation, it is important not to move. Relax as much as possible. Be at ease and free from tension, but at the same time be alert. Not moving is a metaphor for the enlightened state."
Andrew Cohen

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"When sitting in meditation, it is important not to move. Relax as much as possible. Be at ease and free from tension, but at the same time be alert. Not moving is a metaphor for the enlightened state."
Andrew Cohen