Meditation practitioners & reviews (17)
Erik Adams
Integral Life Coaching, Spiritual Nutrition, Detox, Vegan and Living Foods, Remedial Massage read more...
Juliet Butters Doty
A potent, deepening and centering of being read more...
Sandra Hotz
Sacred Esoteric Healing, Counselling and Meditation read more...
Session Reviews - Meditation
Aqua-balancing
“When I am in the water my soul is at peace” says the Aqua-balancing practitioner “It is the time when I feel normal”. When I got into the pool I was really surprised how warm it was. Almos read more...Satori, an incredible safari
I just came back from an intensive journey in “Innerland”. I am still in wonder, amazed, inflamed and with this urge to tell what an extraordinary process Satori is for anybody interested in tra read more...Satori, Zen meditation retreat
Based on the Zen koan, Who am I?, Satori was probably the most fun process I have ever done. The first couple of days (It goes for 7 days, fully residential) were pretty tough, ('Why am I?' rather t read more...The path of love (workshop)
I had ideas, desires, to write something deliriously brilliant and comic about the Path of Love (POL) without trivialising what transpired for me and everyone else involved in the group, the 40 some read more...Transformational Bodywork
Transformational Bodywork has its roots in Hawaiian Bodywork and Chakra Therapy. It started off as a traditional Hawaiian session, with lots of oil, long deep strokes. Then the practitioner got me read more...Vipassana, the eye of Buddha
After completing a 10 day Vipassana course, I have discovered a technique that greatly benefits my life. This technique is full of simple and useful information to get you galloping along the path t read more...'The Work' of Byron Katie
I’d never had a “Byron Katie” session before, tho I had heard a tape once, and had a fair idea as to how the Work worked. The therapist spoke for a moment about how in the ‘Work’ the idea read more...Articles about Meditation
An introduction to the Body and Soul
More and more holidays in the Byron Bay area are being seen as opportunities to enjoy an inner 'holiday', to explore the inner landscape, have a massage or a reading as well as the more obvious oute read more...Be-Loved
LOVE – what is it really? The Collins dictionary defines love as "to have great affection for; feel sexual passion for; enjoy something very much". I would venture to say if I asked 200 people, I read more...Living As a Free Human Being
Being true to oneself confronts the status quo of our own fear, and whatever external circumstances onto which we project that fear. Only when I am really myself on the deepest, most dignified level read more...Martial Arts: a foundation of life and learning
Martial arts are a wonderful foundation on physical, emotional and spiritual levels. read more...
Mind over disease
There is a definite correlation between the functioning of the mind and the body, and the mind has the dominant role. Conscious life has its beginnings within our own feelings, and emotions within o read more...Ordinary Life
How do you stay in touch with the opening and powerful experiences that can occur in workshop situations or during a session? How do you integrate this experience into ordinary daily life? I believe read more...The times they are changing...
I interact with many people each week and in the course of this I have noticed an increasing trend where the reliable constant seems to be change. All over the world we are seeing changes happening read more...21 Ways to Stay in the Peace
From Byron Katie Compiled by Mary Lynn Hendrix Introduction The following are simple, yet powerful practices that can give you new ways of looking at your life circumstances, and in that, create n read more...A step away from peace
Imagine that you are standing under a waterfall. The water pounds down on your head and shoulders and pins your feet to the ground. The steady rush of water feels good. At times, it feels ecstatic. read more...About fear
Acknowledging fear is not a cause for depression or discouragement. Because we possess such fear, we also are potentially entitled to experience fearlessness. True fearlessness is not the reduction read more...Craniosacral and Yoga
An ancient sutra from the Tantric tradition accompanies our experience of craniosacral. So much so that we use the image and name for our introductory course. The sutra says: Place your whole atte read more...
Facing your Creation
About 2000 years ago Jesus spent 40 days in the desert; remember the story? I want you to imagine that you are Jesus and you are in the desert. What are you doing in the desert? What you are doing i read more...Is Byron Bay a myth or a strawberry?
That day in the Bay I hadn’t bumped into anyone I knew. It was busy and bustling with the faces of strangers, no one said hello. By chance, a friend phoned and told me about a Buddhist talk on read more...Juggling the unexpected
I would like to tell you a funny and true story, a story that at the time I didn’t find so funny, nor did I see the significance in the turn of events that made this story so profound, and yet so read more...Love sets us free
Whether someone admits it or not doesn’t matter, I think everyone wants to be touched — physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Everyone wants to be loved. To be heard. To feel special. People read more...Peacefulness in a bowl of tea
Sandra Kimball discovers that after drinking tea, there is nowhere to go but home. Acting naturally, gracefully and spontaneously in whatever task one performs is at the core of training in traditio read more...