Preksha Meditation
         An Overview – Kamlesh Jain
Introduction to Preksha Meditation

   What we face … Problems of current life … Stress etc.
   What we do … Temporary solutions … holidays, drugs, some thing else
   What we need … Peace of Mind … Balanced life
   How to achieve that … Meditation … balancing act
   What is Preksha Meditation … rich tradition with scientific principles
Objectives

   To live in the moment of divine bliss realizing boundless energy
   To pacify negative emotions and attain peace
   Reduce physical stress and strengthen the immune system
   To improve physical, mental and emotional health
   Purification of consciousness to know the ultimate truth
   Attitudinal change, behavioral modification and integrated development of
    personality
   Transforming and transmuting the nature and behavior towards non-violent
    way of living
Basic Components

   Kayotsarg (relaxation)
   Antaryatra (internal trip )
   Shvas Preksha (perception of breathing)
   Sharir Preksha (perception of physical body)
   Chaitanya Kendra Preksha (perception of psychic centers )
   Leshya Dhyan (perception of psychic colour)
   Anupreksha (contemplation )
   Chanting of Mantras (mantra meditation)
Pre-requisites

   Mindfulness (Bhavakriya)
   Act - Do not "Re-act" (PratikriyaVirati)
   Amity (Mitrata)
   Diet (Aahar)
   Silence (Maun)
Supporting Elements

   Yogasana
   Pranayama
Benefits and outcome

   Physical
       Strengthens immune system
       Sustains optimal health
       Removes tension
       Revitalizes body cells
   Mental
       Increases memory, concentration and decision power
       Develops patience and tolerance power
       Enhances will power and builds self-confidence
   Emotional
       Transformation of negative emotions into positive
       Removal of psychological distortions
   Behavioral
       Increases working efficiency, creativity, detachment and good qualities
Q&A
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Preksha meditation

  • 1.
    Preksha Meditation An Overview – Kamlesh Jain
  • 2.
    Introduction to PrekshaMeditation  What we face … Problems of current life … Stress etc.  What we do … Temporary solutions … holidays, drugs, some thing else  What we need … Peace of Mind … Balanced life  How to achieve that … Meditation … balancing act  What is Preksha Meditation … rich tradition with scientific principles
  • 3.
    Objectives  To live in the moment of divine bliss realizing boundless energy  To pacify negative emotions and attain peace  Reduce physical stress and strengthen the immune system  To improve physical, mental and emotional health  Purification of consciousness to know the ultimate truth  Attitudinal change, behavioral modification and integrated development of personality  Transforming and transmuting the nature and behavior towards non-violent way of living
  • 4.
    Basic Components  Kayotsarg (relaxation)  Antaryatra (internal trip )  Shvas Preksha (perception of breathing)  Sharir Preksha (perception of physical body)  Chaitanya Kendra Preksha (perception of psychic centers )  Leshya Dhyan (perception of psychic colour)  Anupreksha (contemplation )  Chanting of Mantras (mantra meditation)
  • 5.
    Pre-requisites  Mindfulness (Bhavakriya)  Act - Do not "Re-act" (PratikriyaVirati)  Amity (Mitrata)  Diet (Aahar)  Silence (Maun)
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    Supporting Elements  Yogasana  Pranayama
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    Benefits and outcome  Physical  Strengthens immune system  Sustains optimal health  Removes tension  Revitalizes body cells  Mental  Increases memory, concentration and decision power  Develops patience and tolerance power  Enhances will power and builds self-confidence  Emotional  Transformation of negative emotions into positive  Removal of psychological distortions  Behavioral  Increases working efficiency, creativity, detachment and good qualities
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