The Power of Pause

A Well Intentioned Pause

Katy was tired, her body exhausted and her mind scrambling to keep up. Refugees from Hurricane Katrina teemed through her doors like hordes at the gates. The world watched as walls of wind and water ravaged cities from New Orleans, Louisiana to Mobile, Alabama. Hundreds of thousands of people lost their homes and the worlds they knew. Some lost their lives. The Gulf Coast reeled from the one-two punch of the killer storm and the flooding of New Orleans. The whole country jolted as rescue efforts spiraled into mayhem and chaos. The botched response from the ill-prepared and devastated city governments and the achingly slow federal response shocked hearts across the globe.

Katy, the Director of The Montrose Clinic, was stretched thin in the best of times. Her clinic served Houston's swelling indigent, uninsured, and gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender (GLBT) communities. For twenty-five-plus years, they'd provided sexually transmitted disease care and were at the vanguard of responding to the HIV epidemic. New Orleans's gay, lesbian and HIV community swarmed to the clinic. Katy was in hyper-drive. Far under the radar screen of the relief efforts going on across town at the Astrodome, suddenly, patients at the Montrose Clinic, with no medical records, no homes and no funding, needed care, and more importantly, expensive medications. The clinic's dedicated doctors and staff welcomed patients over the Labor Day holiday. Katy scrambled to find the money for their meds. Two weeks of this kind of pressure had taken its toll on Katy. She came through the door needing a spa get-a-way to unkink her body, soothe her anxious nerves, and calm her ricocheting mind. She was already looking forward to next month's birthday gift to herself--a spa vacation to rest and relax.

These are extraordinary times. Spiritually committed people around the world are feeling the call to excellence in all avenues of life: loving and raising families, success and respect in business, human values and relationships, nurturing the natural world, and the realizing of truth in our everyday lives. We are called upon to stoke the brightest light of our selves and to shine brilliantly into the world, especially into the darkest crooks and crannies of our human condition. We are called to vision the very best that humanity has to offer and live fully into that vision. We spiritually minded, values held firmly in hand, stride into the day with our best intentions.

But the task of lifting the world from darkness can feel daunting. The specter of every ism known to society: sexism, racism, classism, poverty, hate, and greed can zap the energy, along with all the good intentions, from many a spiritual activist. The evening news is a steady stream of war, tragedy, horror, and violence. The environment and our precious resources are under siege; offered on the world market at discount prices to the highest bidder; a too high percentage of our human family scramble for enough food to eat or safe shelter to sleep the night. If life is a school than surely times like these are our mid-term exams.

Yet we are born for such times. We are called to fortify our truest selves, to marshal our physical, emotional, mental, moral and spiritual energies and direct them for all that is right and good in this world. And in the scope of all the work needing to be done, it's easy to exhaust ourselves in the process; to run on fumes; or worse, flat out of gas. This is where practicing the simple "Power of the Well Intentioned Pause" comes in handy.

The very nature of energy is to expand and contract. It's one of the few constants in the universe. The stars and their moons rise and set, waves of water crest and fall, electricity pulses, hearts contract and then pulse, lungs rise and fall, orgasms come and go. Energy may be constant but it oscillates. The energy keys in our bodies are the same.

Physically we have times of effort and times of rest and sleep.

Emotionally we balance our sense of individuality and our need to connect with the people around us.

We can be mentally muddled and confused or focused and clear.

We can pursue lives and ideals we don't truly want for ourselves or we can live our deepest values in the world.

Spiritually we can remain dormant or we can sparkle and thrive.

There is a fine line between efficiency and burnout. The fulcrum that makes the difference is respecting your body's need for pause and rest. This simple directive sounds, well too simple. But in these times of over stimulation, hyperactivity and multi-tasking, our bodies consume tremendous amounts of energy that we simply must restore. If we are to continue to thrive we must learn to balance performance with pause.

A prime example comes from the laboratory of pro sports players. For thirty years sports psychologists Jim Loeher and Tony Schwartz have helped professional athletes define what it takes to succeed at the most competitive levels under the highest pressures. Beginning their work with tennis pros, Loeher set out to determine what separated the top-ranked stars from the rest of the pack. He was frustrated during his studies. He couldn't separate much difference between the peak performers and the other players during points: their strokes, speed and strength where often similar. He discovered the key difference when he focused on what the players did between the points, not during the points. The topped ranked players, each and everyone, had a personal ritual for calming their breath and heart rate, sharply focusing their attention, and preparing for the next point. These rituals might last only ninety seconds between points, but practiced often were highly effective. It gave the players the extra stamina and focus to leap ahead of the pack.

The importance of a "work-rest" ratio was first introduced by Flavius Philostratus almost two-thousand years ago. Flavius, a trainer of Greek Olympic athletes, understood that after intense training, his athletes needed time to rest and recover their energy. Modern science calls this "compensation. As Jim Loeher states in his book The Power of Full Engagement:

After a period of activity, the body must replenish fundamental biochemical sources of energy...Increase the intensity of the training or performance demand, and it is necessary to commensurately increase the amount of energy renewal. Fail to do so and the athlete will experience a measurable deterioration in performance....Balancing stress and recovery is critical not just in competitive sports, but in managing energy in all facets of our lives.

"A well intentioned pause" is an extension of Loeher's discovery with tennis players. A strategic pause becomes a practice for everyday life. It is simply remembering, on a regular and consistent basis throughout the day to completely unplug from the all-consuming tasks at hand: a chaotic workday fraught with calls, meetings, and deadlines; demanding children, navigating the stresses of family and relationships; driving in traffic; balancing the demands of personal life and community service, or fighting for social justice.

It is our focused intention that sets this kind of pause apart. The power of our intention is source of tremendous energy in, and of itself. When I turn my intention to rest, restore and refuel my energy; when I turn my intention to calm and soothe my feelings and mind, life naturally responds. Possible pauses can be just about anything that unplug us from the consuming thoughts of our day and refuel our energies. Anything you consciously do to disconnect from the intensity of your day and nourish your energy will make a big difference. They include:

a few minutes of breathing or meditation,

a set of stretches, sit-ups, or push-ups

going to the gym,

a dance, yoga, or aerobics class,

reading a juicy novel,

a phone call to an inspiring friend or a loving family member,

a walk outdoors in nice weather is mighty helpful,

a nap,

savoring a healthy meal.

A well intentioned pause can last ninety seconds, ten minutes, one hour, a day, or a week. Don't underestimate the power of a deliberate ninety-second pause. Remember the tennis pro's in Loeher's study. Between points, they each had a ritual that rested their energy, calmed their breath and heart-rate, and then focused their attention to the next point. It was this consistent rest and recovery, brief as it was, that separated the top-ranked players from the rest of the pack. The key is to train your mind and body to relax and restore energy in concentrated pauses. Our bodies respond quickly when these ritual pauses become a well trained habit.

The ten to twenty minute pause is a good place to start for beginners. This is ample time to unplug from the demands consuming your attention, soothe frazzled nerves, and to refuel spent energy. Ten minutes of focused breathing is excellent. Train the people around you to respect your pauses. A ten minute pause interrupted by a phone call and an officemate poking their head through the door is barely a pause at all. You'd have to be as skilled as a tennis-pro to get much benefit from such a pause.

Your lunch break can be a strategic pause. Simply savor a healthy meal, sit by your self or with friends. The key is not to read or work--enjoy your food. Go to the gym, take a dance, yoga, or aerobics class that both challenges you and gives you pleasure. Take a walk outdoors in nice weather is good, reading a juicy novel, or a nap if you can (I take a ten to fifteen minute nap most every day). Find the pauses that work best for you, but take the time to stop. Do something that you enjoy. Pleasure refuels our energy tanks. Anything that feels like work or effort drains our fuel tanks.

A day long pause sounds easy enough, but how many of us really take a day off? In our hyper-drive world, it's easy to cram two days worth of "home" work and repairs, seeing friends and family, shopping, and errands into the weekend. There's little left over for fun and play. I love taking a day trip to the beach or to the Texas Hill Country. We pile the dogs into the Ford and head out of town. Another great pause is a romantic weekend away. What a gift to myself and to my lover to travel away from our world and just enjoy our time together, exploring some place together.

A week long pause can be more than a vacation. How many people come home from their vacations needing a vacation? I asked Deepak Chopra what he did to sustain the momentum of his life and teaching. To my surprise, in addition to service and charity work, working in a community of like minded people, and studying the world's scriptures, he said, "Principally through meditative discipline... every 3 to 4 months, I go into a week of total silence where I have no communications with anyone, not even my family, not with phone or fax or a book or a magazine or a radio set or a television set; total silence for about 5 days to 7 days."

I used to run myself ragged. My days started between 5 and 6 AM writing at the computer, shift to teaching yoga and Nia dance classes, and then I worked giving massages till 8:30 PM. I would come home exhausted with barely enough energy to eat and say hello to my husband. With my strategic pauses built into my day, I arrive home ready for dinner and a good conversation. I have the emotional energy to listen, share, and engage. And I'm happier and healthier for it (Jim likes it too).

Alan Davidson is the co-author of Healing the Heart of the World with Prince Charles, Carolyn Myss, John Gray, and Neal Donald Walsch. Alan, a Registered Massage Therapist since 1988, is the owner and director of Essential Touch Therapies in Houston, Texas. He has a B.S. from University of Houston, Downtown, with an emphasis on psychology, sociology, philosophy, and religion. Alan is fascinated with the intersection of bodywork, psychology, ritual, and spiritual practice. Having taught massage, meditation, yoga, and human transformation since 1990 he is currently on the teaching staff at NiaMoves Studio. Alan wholeheartedly believes, ?Life is for the fun of it!? Alan can be reached at throughyourbody.com throughyourbody.com

Relaxation Music As an Aid for Meditation

Often people not familiar with meditation or yoga think that it would be very difficult to try to meditate. Perhaps they are put off by images of cross-legged bearded old men or supple middle class house wives in leotards performing seemingly impossible bodily postures down at the local church hall every Wednesday evening. The good news however is that this is not the case. Meditation can be easily practised without the need of bending your body at the right angle whilst reciting mantras and stinking your house with incense.

Yoga is a sanskrit word that simply means union or, in plain English, is a vehicle for connection of the body to spirit. There are many different kinds of yoga that stem from the various schools of hinduism and buddism. Some yogas, like hatha yoga, are predominantly physical in nature, whilst others like raja yoga, are focused on the mind as the vehicle for union or connection of mind and spirit. So, it is the case that many of the images and conceptions that newcomers associate with meditation and yoga, are part of a wide and varied pantheon of spiritual practices that can take many years to master, though simple meditational practices can be achieved without any formal training, studying under a guru or bending your body backwards much to your own discomfort. The golden rule is: if any yoga or meditational method makes you uncomfortable or is too difficult, then leave it and try something much more simple.

One of the easiest ways to achieve a meditational or highly relaxed state is by listening to relaxing or new age music. New age music is the most common genre of music used to aid meditation. The music itself can range from minimalist ambient textures to colourful, rhythmical, and often ethnic compositions. I suggest that for the beginner music that is atmospheric but not too busy, should be used as a meditation tool. This is because it is difficult to still the mind if one is not used to it, therefore music that has fewer distractions but yet provides a calm focus for the mind to be still so that it may enter a relaxed state for your first yoga practice.

For your fist meditation then, I would suggest sitting in an upright chair with your hands either face up or face down on your lap, whatever your are most comfortable with. I also find it useful to light one or more candles and though some do not like the smell of incense it can be very conducive to inducing a meditative state. For the music, it may be useful to wear headphones especially if there are distractions nearby, such as the irritating bark of your neighbour's dog or the noise of the traffic from outside. Once the music is started, try to clear your mind of any particular thoughts or distractions. One way to do this is to imagine a candle burning in the centre of your brow. This should be done with the eyes closed, of course. Once you are comfortable, relaxed and focused on the calming nature of the music, and the stillness of your mind, then you should try some simple breathing techniques. Firstly, draw in your breath deeply and hold for several seconds. After holding, release your breath outwards slowly and calmly before repeating the process. Do this as many times as you comfortably can, try to focus on the candle if your mind strays. It will keep you there. If you like, you may say some words as you breathe in such as 'the way' and 'as you breathe out, 'to God'. If you do not like using the word God, change it to peace or something else that you fancy.

Once you try several cycles of this breathing and the focusing of the mind, you will find that supplemented by the atmospheric and relaxing music, you will indeed, drift off into a deeply relaxed and meditative state. Try practising this method whenever you feel the need. It is not difficult, you do not have to attend classes and the only teacher that you need is yourself.

There are examples of newagemusicdownloads.com new age music that can be used for meditation or as newagemusicdownloads.com yoga music on my website. There are also several free downloads available on mp3. An ideal way for you to begin your meditation experiments. I wish you a peaceful and interesting inner journey.

Paul Landry

Hot Yoga For Detoxification Benefits

Hot yoga or bikram yoga is gaining popularity as the new way to detoxify and to remove toxins from your body. For this method, you just need to think of yoga as if you are in a sauna. In fact, it is thought so effective for cleansing purposes that some natural health treatment centres are including it as part of the regimen for chronic liver diseases like hepatitis C.

Your skin is one of the best waste disposal systems in nature. While it is different from your waste-extraction organs like kidneys or livers, your skin is an equally effective organ for removing waste, especially toxic wastes. It does this through sweat.

Hence, hot yoga provides the perfect channel for detoxification to happen. You would be tapping the ability of your skin to convert toxins that come from various fats into simpler and water-soluble compounds that can be easily removed. At high temperatures, you will begin to sweat. Amonia and urea is eliminated as well as sugars and salts.

When you do hot yoga, exercises are performed in a room heated to temperatures of around 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Once inside, you go through a program of specified postures in a vigorous but very aerobic workout. The internal heat generated by the yoga exercises combines with the external heat of the room to make you break out in torrents of sweat.

On its own, yoga is already a powerful healing regime. When you do yoga exercises, you are working out every muscle in the body, making them strong, supple, and flexible. Aside from being able to help in cardiovascular problems, yoga is also excellent for people suffering from arthritis, stress reduction, and a host of other body conditions.

Every posture in the hot yoga for detoxification exercise is complemented with proper breathing techniques to assist you in reaching the maximum limit of the movement. Thus, you may notice that apart from the regular Bikram yoga exercises, you are also trained in the proper breathing techniques. Proper breathing techniques is vital in detoxification and cleansing.

By boosting circulation and metabolism through deep breathing and yoga posture, hot yoga accelerates the result of any detoxification program. Additionally, you also get to learn the techniques of meditation. You learn to relax your mind, thus addressing stress toxins. In conclusion, bikram yoga or hot yoga for detoxification is a powerful means to achieving balance between mind, body and spirit.

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Home Workouts - Women Can Lose Fat Now!

These days, women are busier than ever. It can be tough to maintain a lean body when you have a full time job and a family to take care of. However, there is a great way you can lose fat in the comfort of your own home. Have you ever noticed the lean physiques of gymnasts, dancers, and yogis (people who practice yoga)?

These athletes are able to sport great physiques without lifting weights or doing lots of cardio. You probably know what I'm getting at here: bodyweight training. Bodyweight training can be a great way to burn fat in the comfort of your own home.

However, there are people out there who start off getting great results with bodyweight training. But after a few months, they hit a fat loss plateau that they just can't seem to break through. What's the solution? Well, gymnasts, dancers, and yogis focus on consistently challenging their bodies with unique movements.

Basic bodyweight exercises such as pushups, pullups, and bodyweight squats are great, but there is so much more you can do with bodyweight training. Most people hit a plateau because they are unable to think outside the box and train their bodies in a unique manner.

This is exactly what happened to me. A few months ago, after hitting a fat loss plateau, I started studying how gymnasts, dancers and yogis moved their bodies during their routines. I learned many new movements that I started incorporating into my regular routine.

Here's a great fat loss exercise you can start off with: perform a regular pushup, then move your body forward, place your head on the ground and lift your legs up so you end up doing a forward roll. From here, you can add in other elements to the movement to make the exercises more difficult.

You know what, speaking of unique exercises, there's a great 3-phase fat loss system called the Bodyweight Blueprint for Fat Loss. You can find out more information about this incredible bodyweight fat loss program on my site workoutwithoutweights.net WorkoutWithoutWeights.Net

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Spiritual - Creating Wealth

A renowned billionaire once stated that even normal streets are made with gold if only a person will spend the time to see the reason why. Everybody could make success however the problem often is that some people are way too preoccupied with negative thoughts that the eye does not see.

Listed below are misplaced notion systems that are securely founded in the individual psyche that shutters the eye blocking the opportunity of creating prosperity.

1. The creation of prosperity is directly proportional to the amount of hard work that some people are prepared to take.

At first indeed, there isn't any substitute for that. In fact, the individual who really wants to produce more riches will have to conceptualize, try things out, examine and will, on many events be prepared to make errors to learn more. Once the tough portion is over, (in most cases it will take only a while) the person could hire hands to perform the working for him. There isn't any one person on earth who's a depository of all information after all. If that happens everything the entrepreneur needs to perform is supply details based upon lessons realized.

2. To amass riches, you need to be in the correct business.

But truly, what is actually right business and what's not? This principle drives people insane. The moment the internet caf? for example was just starting up, everyone scrambled to dip their fingers to possess one. The result is to slice the cake slimmer each time that ultimately results into vulnerable money making possibilities for everybody involved. As an alternative, begin a business from stuff that you cherish most doing. The interest is going to be continual that is going to be necessary whenever experiencing tough circumstances. Even when a phenomenon is started because of that, nobody will do it better than the person who launched it.

3. It's impossible to launch a business lacking the necessary investment capital.

Again what exactly is enough funds? You will find businesses, lots of them that began out of practically nothing. Capital is needed whenever available however when the idea is there, the eagerness and also the energy is capital enough. No successful business person nowadays started with big capital. In fact many of them began with almost nothing. Large businesses are generally handed down however they too began from next to nothing.

4. The concept has to be perfect.

Agreed, but if a person continues on searching for it, a great idea will start somehow somewhere. The very best person to be looking for concepts is actually the self. Things that the individual adored doing or even the make believe that the person loves when still a child is sufficient material for an idea.

5. Education is necessary to begin a business.

Wrong. Education is required whenever seeking out work. When starting up a business, a positive manner is good enough. All successful entrepreneurs for the last two hundred years were dropouts, have got little education, or are simple sturdy people who refused to be satisfied with whatever possibility and good fortune sprang their way.

6. I am very old - is again an additional fallacy.

Many businesses have been established and made prosperous from retirement money. Age however has obvious limitations. The individual may be unable to take pleasure in most of the fruits of the labor but who cares. Whenever there is the desire to succeed, success will probably be.

A lot more than any of these, there should be a desire to prosper. Prosperous businesses that lasted are anchored on that. It is the desire to make a change for the better. To identify a need and to fill that need is easy; to create wealth from filling up the need is easier as well. To maintain a positive manner that aligns all of us with every ideal that's best in us is not.

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Weight Training Schedule For Busy People!

Everyone can agree that maintaining a reputable weight training schedule amidst our fast-paced lives is next to impossible. It's tough enough for most of us just to get ourselves through our busy lives: the kids up and off to school, shopping done, everyone fed on time, car pooling and actually putting in a full day at work on top of it all. Let alone attempting to get any kind of consistent healthy exercise routine to fit into our day. Or week for that matter!

There's not much one can do to change any of our realities on a day-to-day basis. But, there are ways that each one of us can carve out some all-important time for ourselves. Not only is creating a weight training schedule beneficial to our physical selves, but also to our mental state.

Exercise of any sort works wonders to help us manage our stress levels. Workout guru, Dr. Sean Levee, states, "On average, a healthy dose of at least 30 minutes of cardiovascular activity or weight training on a daily basis can reduce one's stress level by approximately 75% over time."

While eating correctly and maintaining one's proper balance of rest is very important to overall health, nothing beats the benefits achieved from simple exercise. And, in days gone by, it seemed that many people tended to participate in one or two methods of exercise. Today, with research to help guide us, it has been proven that an active and consistent mix of cross training exercise is most beneficial to our health.

That includes a combination of cardio exercising such as: swimming, biking, jogging or walking. Strength exercises such as pilates, yoga or a simple weight training schedule. And athletics such as: tennis, golf, soccer, kayaking, rowing or mountain climbing. There's nothing like an exercise combination to get our bodies working hard to keep us healthy.

For most business people such as me, traveling for work can hinder a consistent weight training schedule. So, I simply pack my workout clothing, a jump rope and my hand protecting workout grips, and take my workout routine on the road with me. It's amazing how much exercising I can manage in my hotel room in the morning or at the end of a grueling workday!

Push-ups, an abdominal workout and jump roping can create quite a good session for me in less than 30 minutes. I feel refreshed, clear-headed and can maintain my muscle tone while I'm on the road and always feel better for having accomplished that healthful workout for myself no matter where I am!

So remember, in order to maintain that toned physique and fresh mind, carve out that slice of your day to create your own 30 minute weight training schedule and be on your way to a more fulfilled lifestyle.

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When I push myself to the max, I always manage to rip up my callused hands on the diamond plate bars. I'd much rather focus on my form and push the weight out fully rather than the pain that my sore hands are causing. I've used many straps and gloves to help me get a better grip. Nothing has come close to the simplicity and effectiveness of gorilla-grips.com/online.html Gorilla-Grips. They're easy to get on and off. They cover the callus ridge of my palm. And, most importantly, they protect my hands from that sandpaper-like diamond plate while allowing my hands to breathe. They've given me the ability to increase my weights by at least 20%.

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Spiritual Growth And Why This Matters

Spiritual growth happens to be essential to an individual's good sense of well being, before humanity seems to have conceptualized the idea and digested it in numerous ways that it gradually popped up diverse methodologies on how you can develop upon it. You term it - yoga, karma, or possibly reincarnation. Generally there are countless that they vary from the most mystical to most realistic. However whether you are currently treading your personal "spiritual path", or perhaps in serious need of spiritual satisfaction, a strong knowledge of what spirituality is can be extremely useful in more ways than 1.

In order for us to completely understand exactly what spirituality means, perhaps it is essential that we discuss the actual interpretation of the underlying term itself, which is spirit. Spirit is an intangible property, the one that alludes to a thing incorporeal, something mysterious and never bound by the material world. The most praised scholar and physicist, Albert Einstein, alluded to spirituality by means of these phrases: "The most wonderful experience we can have is the mysterious - the fundamental emotion which is at the hold of true art and true science." This brings all of us to the two things that he stated - art and science. These two indulgences have dominated human's consciousness in the process of attaining solutions to the mysteries that have confounded all of us concerning the universe. These distinctive establishments, polar opposites they might be, have made the way to improvement in the realm of technologies as well as human awareness.

The search for answers is seriously rooted to the innate need to gain knowledge about ourselves, and just how we're linked to almost everything near us. Dull activities like fixing a car engine or even observing an ant farm are unconscious manifestations of that want, and in effect, associated with spirituality. You just have to read Robert M. Pirsig's magnum opus, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, to understand exactly what I am speaking about. While this opposes the concept of spirituality as something not really limited in the material world, these physical strategies are helpful channels that allow us to achieve that transcendence, and in turn present to us a glimpse into the mysterious.

A few people achieve spiritual sustenance with the means of meditation. Meditation is a technique of really serious contemplation, or transforming inward to reach a powerful condition of peacefulness, focus as well as awareness. The exercise of meditation has originated from the Eastern cultures, and it has been taken by the West in the form of prayer. Buddhist monks are astute with their perception that meditation is actually the best way to Enlightenment, which clarifies the sanguine temperament by which they deal with others.

One common misunderstanding the majority of individuals make is having the notion that spirituality is exclusive to religious beliefs. While it's true that religion has aided a lot of people to lead spiritual lives, it simply represents a few facets that comprise the entire meaning of spirituality. Spirituality is a confluence, a higher understanding of what we are and how we are attached to the whole array of existence, and also the discernment that every little thing is equally necessary and dependent on each other.

Spiritual growth has always been important to one's sense of well-being. And to some people, this can be achieved with the practice of yogafit.com yoga. Through yogafit.com yoga exercise, trainings and conferences, one can truly improve his quality of life. With Yogafit, you'll definitely have all the information you need to start on your quest.