Mindfulness Meditation is a compilation of beginner to intermediate meditations and guided visualizations. These exercises are useful as an introduction to formal and informal mindfulness techniques. They can used alone in a personal meditation practice or as the framework for more in depth methodologies.

We all need a safe harbor. This book will take you there. Here you will find inner peace. Meditation is a process that enables you to experience absolute serenity. I have provided a sampling of meditational exercises. Learn to custom design your personal program. Visualization combined with Affirmations provides opportunities for you to explore all possibilities that exist for you. This combination enables you to benefit measurably while attaining your goals. Develop your ability to visualize. Learn to use affirmations to make specific changes in your life. You are capable of breakthroughs. Implement the processes provided here, and take yourself to the next level of life. Discover how easy it is with this step by step process to transform your life. Examples are presented which demonstrate how to meet your personal goals. The process empowers you. It awakens your spirit. Tap your inner strength. You will be rejuvenated. You will feel brand new. Fine-tune your skills, the skills you will use your whole life long. Be your best self.

Meditations for Symptom Management is a compilation of meditations and guided visualizations that are useful for managing physical and emotional symptoms. These exercises make use of visualization and imagery to reduce discomfort while relaxing the body and mind. In the process, these techniques provide valuable insight into the nature of these issues.

This meditation book uses mindful relaxation to prevent relapse and help readers achieve balance in their body, mind, and spirit. "Chinese sage Lao Tzu said every journey begins 'with a single step.' Recovery begins in the same way. Thankfully, Dr. Jeff Hoffman has penned a simple and elegant volume of meditations to accompany you along the way." --Scott D. Miller, Ph.D., Director of the International Center for ExcellenceResearch shows mindful relaxation, or progressive relaxation, is effective in preventing relapse and helping patients achieve balance in mind, body, and spirit. Living in Balance: 90 Meditations for Recovery from Addiction integrates meditation as a complement to Hazelden's evidence-based Living in Balance curriculum. The first three months of recovery are a critical time when people need to learn good habits to replace old drug-using ones. This unique book recommends and guides readers through ninety meditations--one for each day of the first three months--to help prepare readers for recovery, gain practical insights, and make important changes in life.

The answer lies within. The Complete Idiot's Guide to Short Meditations offers you a variety of simple - yet powerful - mediations designed to improve quality of life by quieting the mind. This book shows you how to feel like you have more time, how to enjoy life more deeply and passionately, and how to handle everyday life without stress. --Step-by-step exercises ease readers into meditation techniques --Includes short meditations that can be done anywhere, anytime --Meditations progressively build, gradually leading toward a deeper connection with the self while working at the reader's own pace

Material Falsity and Error in Descartes’s Meditations approaches Descartes’s Meditations as an intellectual journey, wherein Descartes’s views develop and change as he makes new discoveries about self, God and matter. The first book to focus closely on Descartes’s notion of material falsity, it shows how Descartes’s account of material falsity – and correspondingly his account of crucial notions such as truth, falsehood and error – evolves according to the epistemic advances in the Meditations. It also offers important new insights on the crucial role of Descartes’s Third Meditation discussion of material falsity in advancing many subsequent arguments in the Meditations. This book is essential reading for those working on Descartes and early modern philosophy. It presents an independent reading on issues of perennial interest, such as Descartes’s views on error, truth and falsehood. It also makes important contributions to topics that have been the focus of much recent scholarship, such as Descartes’s ethics and his theodicy. Those working on the interface between medieval and modern philosophy will find the discussions on Descartes’s debt to predecessors like Suárez and Augustine invaluable.