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The modern lifestyle with its excesses and worldly desires, the constant need to be connected, and the rapid development in technology, has made stress and lifestyle-related diseases the norm. The need for meditation, thus, is more acute. Meditation calms the mind, brings focus and enhances the senses, resulting in a better quality of life and work. And with the right Mantras, meditation becomes a highly effective tool in unleashing the immense potential within oneself.

In this noisy, distracting world, it is difficult to truly hear. People talk past each other, eager to be heard but somehow deaf to what is being said. Listening is an essential skill for healthy relationships, both with God and with other people. But it is more than that: listening is a way of life. Adam McHugh places listening at the heart of our spirituality, our relationships and our mission in the world. God himself is the God who hears, and we, too, can learn to hear what God may be saying through creation, through Scripture, through people.

This book was written with the intention to allow the listener to glean the maximum amount of knowledge within the minimum amount of time. It is written as a journey of self-betterment that can be undertaken in a single sitting, or broken out over 11 days, with one chapter per day.

Discover how to integrate meditation practices into your modern Christian life. Explore a wide variety of meditations, paired with scriptural passages and prayers that you can make your own. The open-ended topics in this meditation journal can apply to your own experiences at work, at home, or at church.

Ohne allzuviel verraten zu wollen, möchte ich Sie heute auf eine höchst eigenwillige und zunächst auch makaber anmutende Fantasiereise einladen - nämlich auf die Reise in Ihren eigenen Tod. Was zunächst wie ein Horrortrip klingt, ist auf den zweiten Blick eher eine Reise voller ungewöhnlicher Ein- und Aussichten. Sie werden überrascht sein, wie hilfreich und heilsam es mitunter sein kann, sich selbst in eine absolut schräge Lebenslage zu versetzen, um dann, aus einem ganz anderen Blickwinkel heraus, das eigene, bisherige Leben anders wahrnehmen und neu bewerten zu können. Na?