Integrative Meditation
(using the process of Genpo Roshi Big Mind)
Delivered by Alejandro Villar Martin
To transcend the ego first we must include ...
To go further, we must first integrate what we have here and now, in time and space ...
the 16th of April will be a special day which will be attended by Alejandro Villar DOSMILVACAS.arte - Ponferrada for a workshop on meditation Big Mind (Great Mind).
Big Mind is a technique that comes from both the Western psychological tradition and the Eastern Zen tradition. Offers a very simple way, but fast and powerful, easy to change perspective and taste the realization of our non-dual essence , something that a meditator can take many years to achieve.
The creator of the Big Mind process
The Big Mind process has been developed by Zen Master Dennis Genpo Merzel that has thirty years of formal practice of Zen and twenty-five years teaching in this way. Dennis Genpo Merzel began working with Gestalt therapy in 1967 and in 1983 began studying the technique of Jungian voice dialogue, under the guidance of Hal and Sidra Stone. In 1999, after a long traditional Zen teaching experience using the dialogue of voices in their work with groups, Genpo Roshi developed a method of linking the Eastern and Western approaches.
How Big Mind born
The fact of working with students in both the Zen "traditional" Western therapeutic techniques such as scanning, let him find a way through which human beings could take his ego at will and discover its true nature or "Big Mind" (Great Mind).
The Buddha had his realization of the Great Mind 2600 years ago. Had to spend all that time for humanity to come to this crossroads. East and West are now beginning to talk and there are many people ready to see both wisdom.
Opportunity
This process induces deep meditative states very easily. Using this method any person, regardless of their meditation practice, can easily have a glimpse of the Great Mind or Unity Consciousness.
Big Mind technique works for anyone who is open to the process.
can be used to
· work on oneself or on others
· healing perspectives or behaviors about life and choices
· increase compassion and capacity to empathize with all living beings.
· achieve deep meditative states in meditation practice
When used properly, allows voluntary access to a broader perspective of life (unless limited to their own ego) that allows us to operate freely in various situations ordinary life.
Alejandro Villar
PhD in Biology from the University of Oviedo. Since 1992 Professor of Yoga school "Sanatana Dharma" and since 2008 Professor of the Dynamic Yoga method, formed with its creator, Godfrey Devereux.
Since 2005 he has been studying with the American Zen master Genpo Roshi, creator of the Big Mind process, a revolutionary method that combines Western psychology with the non-dual traditions of wisdom. This teacher is in training and continuous improvement in the U.S.. Has developed an adaptation of this process: Integrative Meditation, and has been a facilitator in numerous workshops, lectures, presentations and retreats throughout the English geography.
is one of the most knowledgeable in our country of Ken Wilber's Integral Model, whose work has been studying extensively since 1995. Has introduced this model in various workshops and presentations, as developed in debate Integral Integral English Association since 2003.
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Integrative Meditation
(using the process of Genpo Roshi Big Mind)
Date: April 16
Time: 16:30 to 21:30
Venue: DOSMILVACAS.arte
Av Astorga 7 Ponferrada
dosmilvacasarte.blogspot.com
Information and reservations:
Tel: 676501686
E-mail: alberto.bidarra @ gmail.com
To reserve the square will require admission of 30 €.
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