What’s in a book, anyway? – Many words and ideas, for sure. The latest book from noted spiritual practices author, Yogani, seems to contain something more – Magic!
January 1, 2006 (Press Release) --
Jacksonville, FL – January 3, 2006 – What’s in a book, anyway? – Many words and ideas, for sure. The latest book from noted spiritual practices author, Yogani, seems to contain something more – Magic!
The book is “Deep Meditation – Pathway to Personal Freedom,” and it is striking a magical chord with its readers. Perhaps that is because it goes far beyond any previous book in simplifying and clarifying the procedures of the ancient practice of deep meditation. So much so that just reading this small volume is producing an epiphany for many, filling them with feelings of peace, bliss, surging creative energy … and the “Ah Ha” that comes with the recognition of inner truth described in clear and unassuming language. The book serves as a mirror for the reader’s deepest aspirations.
The method of meditation taught in the book is as old as humanity itself, taking full advantage the natural ability the mind and body have to go to profound levels of stillness. “Deep Meditation” delivers an easy-to-do mental technique that enables anyone to experience deep inner silence while sitting quietly and comfortably with eyes closed. The result is noticeable improvements in many areas of daily life. With short twice-daily meditation sessions, a living inner silence steadily emerges, enhancing every aspect of the meditator’s personal wellbeing, relationships and career. The follow-up included in the book covers just about every scenario relating to practice and the many resulting experiences one may encounter over the short and long term. So, while this is a short book, it is a comprehensive resource on the subject of deep meditation, spanning the full range of possibilities from the everyday practical aspects to the ultimate spiritual destination shared by all people of all cultures and creeds.
Further reading and support are available through two landmark books by Yogani: “Advanced Yoga Practices (AYP) – Easy Lessons for Ecstatic Living” and “The Secrets of Wilder,” a powerful spiritual novel, plus the comprehensive AYP website and free support forums at www.aypsite.com.
“Deep Meditation” is the first book in the new “AYP Enlightenment Series,” which has been conceived to provide concise, easy-to-read instruction books on the world’s most effective spiritual practices. About ten books of this kind are planned for publication over the next few years. Two new ones are due out in the spring of 2006, covering “Spinal Breathing Pranayama” and “Tantra.”
Up-to-date information about the ongoing writings of Yogani can be found on the AYP website.
The book is “Deep Meditation – Pathway to Personal Freedom,” and it is striking a magical chord with its readers. Perhaps that is because it goes far beyond any previous book in simplifying and clarifying the procedures of the ancient practice of deep meditation. So much so that just reading this small volume is producing an epiphany for many, filling them with feelings of peace, bliss, surging creative energy … and the “Ah Ha” that comes with the recognition of inner truth described in clear and unassuming language. The book serves as a mirror for the reader’s deepest aspirations.
The method of meditation taught in the book is as old as humanity itself, taking full advantage the natural ability the mind and body have to go to profound levels of stillness. “Deep Meditation” delivers an easy-to-do mental technique that enables anyone to experience deep inner silence while sitting quietly and comfortably with eyes closed. The result is noticeable improvements in many areas of daily life. With short twice-daily meditation sessions, a living inner silence steadily emerges, enhancing every aspect of the meditator’s personal wellbeing, relationships and career. The follow-up included in the book covers just about every scenario relating to practice and the many resulting experiences one may encounter over the short and long term. So, while this is a short book, it is a comprehensive resource on the subject of deep meditation, spanning the full range of possibilities from the everyday practical aspects to the ultimate spiritual destination shared by all people of all cultures and creeds.
Further reading and support are available through two landmark books by Yogani: “Advanced Yoga Practices (AYP) – Easy Lessons for Ecstatic Living” and “The Secrets of Wilder,” a powerful spiritual novel, plus the comprehensive AYP website and free support forums at www.aypsite.com.
“Deep Meditation” is the first book in the new “AYP Enlightenment Series,” which has been conceived to provide concise, easy-to-read instruction books on the world’s most effective spiritual practices. About ten books of this kind are planned for publication over the next few years. Two new ones are due out in the spring of 2006, covering “Spinal Breathing Pranayama” and “Tantra.”
Up-to-date information about the ongoing writings of Yogani can be found on the AYP website.
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