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A Meditation Breakthrough = Bliss!

Written by Lifecoach Brodie

Topic: MeditationPublished January 26, 2010
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I awoke this morning at 4:44am, following a deep sleep and some potent and beautiful dreams. I prepared myself for my morning ritual, and settled in for an hour of yoga, meditation, prayer, toning, singing, and dancing. Greeting the new day, I spoke my first words, “Dear God, thank you for this glorious, glorious, g-l-o-r-i-o-u-s day.” With the magic of the gift of this new day coursing through, I stretched my body out in a sun salutation, bowed to the sun, still behind the mountains, and settled in on my sheepskin for silent meditation. In meditation, I focus on accessing a place within of absolute presence, stillness, and connection to my Source. As thoughts arise intermittently and I catch myself immersed in them, I simply notice the thought and let it go, bringing myself back to centre. This morning, however, something new happened. Rather than simply letting the thoughts go, it dawned on me to focus my attention on physically relaxing my brain. Sure, I have tried to calm my thoughts before, but I have never attempted to actually relax my brain. The results were, and still are, phenomenal. You know how it feels when you take a bunch of nice deep breaths and your shoulders drop and almost melt in relaxation? Or when you’ve been in a room with a buzz or hum that goes unnoticed until it suddenly comes to an abrupt halt, and you feel the tension in your body instantly dissolve? This is what it felt like with my brain with the additional sensation of ecstatic tingling up and down my spine & on the crown of my head. My thoughts relaxed and I was able to drop into a deeper state of meditation than I believe I have ever experienced. As I write this, two hours later, I still feel the tranquility that has come over my brain. Bliss. What an amazing opportunity we have as human beings. Our capacity continues to expand and be revealed. For this morning, and for this opportunity to share, I am grateful. Remember this, Life does not happen to us. Life happens for us, and through us. Be Inspired,rnAnd Live Life to the Fullest, Brodie WhitneyrnLiving Fully Life Coachingrnwww.lifecoachbrodie.comrnPS. You can now follow me on Twitter! under lifecoachbrodiern

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“I enjoy working intimately with people and witnessing the incredible potential of human beings shine through in the world around me.”

Brodie Whitney is a youthful & dynamic peak performance life coach living & thriving in the mountains of BC, Canada. He is a father of two boys, Gwyndon and Elliott, and is engaged in a deeply loving relationship with his beautiful wife, Dawna.
One of Brodie’s greatest gifts is to help people connect to their own passions in life & in livelihood. His ability to see the absolute best in people helps people to see the same in themselves, giving them the courage and the confidence to take charge of their life and live with purpose & passion.
In his practice, Living Fully Life Coaching, Brodie works one-on-one with individuals in or approaching transition to clarify what they really want out of life. Brodie’s total commitment to Living Fully shines through in his warm and enthusiastic nature and inspires others in the discovery of their own ‘emotional juice’ in life. His experience owning and running two companies, a custom furniture company (www.rustiquegallery.com) & his coaching practice (www.lifecoachbrodie.com), allows Brodie to provide expertise and insight into successfully creating a compelling livelihood.
Brodie also offers powerful & enlightening seminars, creating group experiences that cultivate the absolute best in people, and offer a fresh perspective on ‘what is possible’ for everyone.
Brodie values a deep spiritual connection within himself and to the world around without following any religion. His unwavering daily ritual includes meditation, prayer, toning, ecstatic dance, yoga, and creative visualization.
Brodie loves playing guitar and composing music, writing, reading, dates with his wife, spending time with his children, acting, being in nature, world travel, organic gardening, baseball, woodworking, swimming, dreaming, and learning. He is part of a men’s group that meets bi-weekly & incorporates sacred ceremony, and a member of The Kaslo Players Comedy Improv group.