Three-to-five minutes whiz by quickly. In this short bit of time I can text, check phone messages, read an article in The New York Times. Or, I can choose to meditate – to find myself on the road to different dimensions, and to build what I call the ‘muscle’ of meditating. Once developed, this ‘muscle’ allows me to get into the zone of mystical experience more quickly, and into my higher dimensional bodies more deeply.
At the beginning of developing a practice, the three-to-five minutes can be restorative, like a power nap, or an oasis in a desert. The prize is getting into the zone, beyond thinking: being in the moment, and visiting my spiritual self!
This three-to-five minute segment emerged with my clients as a kind of ‘let’s try it out’ – sampling a beneficial, free and relaxing activity we can take anywhere. Meditation is more manageable in this short segment while it can seem overwhelming in long periods. Let’s call this short segment a power meditation: I develop ‘muscle’ as I sit…on the train…in a waiting room…at my desk. As a beginning all it takes is three-to-five minutes.
Linda
