MEDITATION

MEDITATION

Find a quiet, clean, comfortable place in your home devoted to your meditation practice. It can be just a corner of a room, but this will be your spot associated with getting still. You want to select a time where you will be uninterrupted. Traditionally early in the morning is recommended but find the time that works for you. Sit on the floor using a meditation pillow or, if necessary use a straight back chair. The important thing is to sit with your spine erect. Preview

The Ultimate Yogi program offers 4 meditations.

 

1 – Gratitude Meditation


In this meditation practice you will focus on all the things you are grateful for. Gratitude is developed through practice, and just like a muscle it responds well to being used.

2 – Dedication Meditation


In this meditation spend time sending good vibes to a person or a place that is in need. Some people prefer a prayer, others like to use visualization, either way this is where you practice giving without expecting anything in return.

3 – Affirmation Meditation


Affirmations are planting seeds into the soil of the consciousness. By using an affirmation you feed the reality that you choose to live.

4 – Repetition Meditation


The more you repeat something the more potent it becomes. Repeat a quality of your choosing that you wish to bring into your life. As you do so explore the silence between the repetition, which is where the ‘yoga gold’ lies.

For your meditation practice you can pick one or a combo of all the above.

We also offer some alternate practices as well. You can find them in our blog section.

Meditation Schedule

Day 1-36 you will meditate 10 minutes a day.
Day 37-72 you will meditate 20 minutes a day.
Day 73-108 you will meditate 30 minutes a day.

Follow this formula of a daily meditation practice along with the classes and diet and you will be guaranteed to be Ultimate on ALL levels.

9 Comments to “MEDITATION”

love this..:)

April 17, 2012 Reply

Where are the meditations on the DVDs? I only have the pranayama meditation.

August 16, 2012 Reply

The meditations follow the pranayama section – They are filmed in order, but you can also find an explanation on the back of the calendar and on the website.

August 20, 2012 Reply

How do you tell when the pranayama section ends? There is no chapter listing on the main menu. How do you tell when the pranayama section ends and the meditation starts. So far the exercises and routines are great but the meditation DVD is very poorly laid out.

February 24, 2013 Reply

The pranayama leads into the meditation – the way we envisioned it was a practice you would do once a week where you follow the disc in its entirety. During the week you can choose a meditation of your choice based upon the options on the disc or if you prefer a meditation of your own.

March 23, 2013 Reply

I am confused by the meditation portion of the program. On the Mountain Pose/Meditation day do I do the pranyama section of the program and then all four meditations for a lengthy meditation or do I stay with the 10 minute meditation as I have done during the week? Am I supposed to be doing the pranyama before meditation each day or only on the mountain pose day. I know that I can do it just wondering what you were thinking when you designed the program…

March 11, 2013 Reply

Hi Barrie –

I can understand your confusion regarding the meditation. I do not think we did a very good job explaining it within the packaging. You can find useful articles in the website itself. However we offer four basic meditations and during the week you can pick one of the four that best suits you. On the day when mountain pose is assigned follow along on the DVD as Travis takes you though all the four mediations you have.

March 23, 2013 Reply

Do you have a meditation DVD one which actually facilitated the meditation schedule above. If not i think it should be something to look into.

thanks

March 24, 2013 Reply

We usually recommend you pick one of the four provided until you settle into a technique that best suits you.

March 26, 2013 Reply

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