Tag: awareness practice

A woman staring out wistfully across a landscape Jun 22, 2026

Who Is The Abundant Self Programme For?

The Abundant Self Programme is for people who are seriously frustrated because the same problems keep coming back, even after years of trying to change them. You may have done plenty of courses, read all the books, maybe tried meditation, gone on retreats, worked with different coaches, tried to practice manifestation, explored therapy, written in notebooks, changed habits, followed advice, and promised yourself you were finally going to sort your life out. Then life proved that the deeper patterns are still there.

Hand drawing an eye in a sketchbook with the article title, “Can Drawing Change the Way Your Brain Processes Information?” and subtitle about attention, perception and the mind. May 25, 2026

Can Drawing Change the Way Your Brain Processes Information?

Most people think drawing depends on artistic talent, as though some people are simply born with it and others aren’t. But drawing is much more interesting than that. At its deepest level, drawing trains the mind to see more accurately. When you draw, you have to slow down. You have to look again. You have to notice shape, edge, distance, proportion, space, shadow and relationship. You begin to see the difference between what’s actually in front of you and what your mind assumes is there.

What is Reiki title card with s distant statue of the Buddha and someone's hand resting on their knees as they sit in meditation Mar 30, 2026

What Is Reiki?

Reiki is usually introduced as a healing method. Practitioners place their hands on or near the body to support relaxation and restore balance, and the practice is commonly described as a form of energy healing. This explanation captures part of the system, yet it does not fully describe what Reiki is. At a deeper level Reiki functions as a discipline for training awareness. The hands-on aspect of the practice provides a structure through which attention becomes steady, the mind grows quiet, and subtle aspects of experience begin to reveal themselves. When approached in this way Reiki begins to resemble a contemplative practice concerned with consciousness rather than a technique directed toward symptoms.