Benefits of Meditation Sydney

Indian Elephants on Reserve

The natural wealth of the Indian subcontinent has remained unique, mysterious and fascinating for nature lovers for ages. In Indian philosophy, life in any form is deemed sacred and it is advocated that compassion for all living creatures is essential. The worship of nature in all its different forms is an essential part of their cultural legacy.

The rich and fascinating variety of India’s wildlife can be seen in the 80 national parks, 440 sanctuaries and 23 tiger reserves established by the Government of India in an attempt to conserve this vital resource. More than 500 species of mammals, 1,220 species of birds, 1,600 species of reptiles and amphibians, and 57,000 species of insects populate the subcontinent. India harbours 60% of the world’s wild tiger population, 50% of Asian elephants, 80% of the one-horned rhinoceros and the entire remaining population of the Asiatic lion.

The wildlife reserves in India is a rich source of flora and fauna that helps in the ecological balance in the environment and thus help in the growth of animal and plant kingdom. Thank goodness the Indian Government is awake to this, as we all know of the ever increasing human population explosion in India.

Nick standing in the Lower part of the Basin

As mentioned in “Our Techniques” we always focus on different parts of the world for healing and balance. Since August of last year, we have been focusing on the healing and balancing of the lower end of the Murray River Basin. In some instances, it has rained there. But not enough, to fill the basin. When I focused there in the meditations, I always saw a block and shadow over the bottom end. I have never been in that part of Australia yet.

A couple of months ago, I read the article in Good Weekend on ‘The Unsinkable Mr X’ and that explained a lot. It states ‘Lake Alexandrina has contracted to a metre below sea level. The Murray is presently a river without a mouth, or, the way Nich Xenophon looks at it, without an anus. It’s in desperate need of a good flush.’ So Nick has come forth to create a solution for the Basin. What a great manifestation. It will need mans intervention to balance it out. Since the article, I have been getting the group to focus on giving Nick lots of energy to carry it through and for the right contractors to work on it. So Good Luck Nick! Our energy is with you to get it all flushed out and balanced once again. Hopefully some pipelines can be built and direct rainwater to the basin also…to help fill it up. I always wondered why we loose our valuable rainwater in the street drains.

Part of Tuesday night meditation group

JOY (December 2008) Joy starting coming to meditation early December. It was her first time to experience our sessions. I’d say also one of the first meditations she experienced. During the session she did not feel much nor see anything during the journey. After the session I said good bye and looked forward to seeing her next week. She gave me that look of ‘Yeah right’. The following Tuesday, to my surprise, she did return. She told me that the days following meditation, she found she could not think of anything negative and slept really well. No bad thoughts. Which is great, considering she is working in an open plan floor, of a government department where political heirachies are rampant.

In the second session, she could see and experience almost the entire journey and felt that the energy went deeper into her. She started to feel better and happier the following week, nothing at work seemed to bother her and continued to remain very positive. She is back at university now. In her last session (all up she came to five) I really could see the lights starting to shine in her eyes again. She was very close to connecting to her soul. Her aura is much brighter and she was oozing self confidence. Well done Joy! What a great turnaround from the person I met five weeks ago. A person confused, down and disillusioned.