When people hear the word meditation, they often imagine Buddhist monks sitting quietly, chanting with prayer beads, wearing yellow robes, and seeking enlightenment. While this image is common, it is important to understand that meditation is not limited to this tradition or appearance.
Meditation is practiced in many religions around the world, including Christianity, but in different forms and meanings. Each religion uses meditation in a way that aligns with its own beliefs and teachings. In this course we explore all the different types on meditation practices.
Course Breakdown:
Christian Meditation
Anapana Meditation for your child
8 minute Meditation
Buddhism Meditation
Advent Meditation
Yoga Meditation
Deep Meditation Music
Angel Guide Healing Meditation
Audio Meditation Materials
Creating a Meditation room
Transcendental Meditation
Guided Meditation
Insight Meditation
The Art of Visualization and Meditation
Using Meditation books and Music
The importance of Meditation to Communion
Rene Descartes Meditations
Grief and Meditation
Relaxation and Meditation exercises
Chakra Meditation
Meditations of Marcus Aurelius
Meditation Techniques for a Beginner
Meditation Retreats
The Art of Meditation
The Battle between Mindfulness an Active Meditation
The Essence of Breathing in Zen Meditation
The Philosophy and Benefits behind Meditation Practice
Postures of Meditation
Walking Meditation
Jewish Meditation
Scripture Meditation
Reading Materials: Meditative Arts, NEC
Disclaimer: NEW EARTH COLLEGE OF NATURAL HEALING SCIENCES Academic Diploma Program is not responsible for any practice certification. Anyone with questions should directly contact the individual Registration Boards concerned.