Meditation is the perfect place to find your Present.

Here you’ll find two very useful meditation tracks by Sean Orford. One is a morning focus meditation and the other an evening review. Each is about 6-8 minutes long. The power of these files cannot be underestimated. If you use them persistently and consistently every day they WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE.

You can stream them directly from this page or fill in the form below to download the files – which you can then put on your mp3 player or burn to a CD. Enjoy!

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Morning Focus

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Start the day as you mean to go on. Jump out of bed, tell yourself how happy you are and spend 5 or 6 minutes with this meditation.

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Evening Review

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What a day you’ve had. Take some time to relive all of it’s good points. Be grateful for all that you have a go to sleep with a smile on your face.

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Why Meditate?

Meditation refers to any of a family of practices in which the practitioner trains his or her mind or self-induces a mode of consciousness in order to realize some benefit.

Meditation can be an effective form of stress reduction and has the potential to improve quality of life and decrease health care costs. Meditation involves achieving a state of ‘thoughtless awareness’ in which the excessive stress producing activity of the mind is neutralized without reducing alertness and effectiveness.

As you begin to learn more about the art and science of meditation, it’s surprising to learn that certain meditation techniques have a tremendous effect on your ability to calm yourself and relax. We all have trouble with relaxation in this busy world of ours. The “discipline” of meditation helps us learn to put those cares and worries on the shelf for a little while. In doing that we can slow down and let our insides catch up with our outsides.

When you meditate, you slow your heart rate, your breathing calms, your mind settles down and your thinking becomes more rational. Few people realize that worry and stress have big effects on our bodies including our blood pressure, our heart rate and our breathing. Meditation, by helping us put those things back into balance, brings a natural state of relaxation that makes all of life easier to take.

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