Main Entry: med·i·tate
Pronunciation: 'me-d&-"tAt
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): -tat·ed; -tat·ing
Etymology: Latin meditatus, past participle of meditari, frequentative of medEri
to remedy -- more at MEDICAL
intransitive senses : to engage in contemplation or reflection
transitive senses
1 : to focus one's thoughts on : reflect on or ponder over
2 : to plan or project in the mind : INTEND, PURPOSE
synonym see PONDER
I believe that through meditation and reflection we can improve on our life paths, our personal being, and that such activities encourage a more evolved thinking process. There is no ultimate way to meditate, it is a personal reflection that can only be improved with practice.
The meditations included within this section are geared towards the health of one's spirit. They are to gain insight, to find comfort. I ask that if you are going to pass them on to others that you include the author information, as I worked hard on writing all this out to share. I hope that these meditations help all of you in finding inner peace and enlightenment.
To Meet
the Crone and Her Consort
Birthing New Life: Guided Meditation
Children's Meditations
Note that Eira Alarches and SnowStones.com can take no responsibility for
outcomes or events based upon the use of the above listed Rituals.
Please use Common Sense, Reason and above all, Love.
Copyright Eira Alarches© 2008
