“The Warrior’s Meditation” book by Richard L. Haight is impeccably unique with esthetic yet practical applications to guide people with knowledge on how to reach an integrative style between meditation and busy daily life. Therefore, meditation is not a separate action or inaction from the rest of one’s life. Intentionally directed awareness injected into the daily activities form the warriors’ meditation and assists in the observance of thoughts, perceptions and feelings to name a few. The warrior’s meditation is not just a technique, but by applying ancient Samurai warrior secrets and Richard’s own individual and unique insights about meditation, a seeker can reach a short path into a beautiful unfoldment of what the Eastern spiritual traditions call “becoming aware of the true nature of the Indweller.”
“The Warrior’s Meditation is not just an accumulation of awareness, but also a shedding, a dismantling of conditioned programming in its deconstruction. This does not happen in a fell swoop or domino effect, but in a more gradual and sometimes faster paced cascading rhythm. Imagine a fully arrayed kaleidoscope with all its multifaceted pieces: the small pieces disappear exponentially and the larger designs take their place in sight. Every time the kaleidoscope shifts, the more visible the larger designs and therefore, the more beauty is captivated by the seer.
What is being captivated? After the release, healing, change and transformation—the observer is so captivated. As a mirror image, there is a discovery that one’s own being is the living and most beauteous divine-human kaleidoscope. Mr. Haight guides meditation focusing on the senses, including the 6th sense, which is the spiritual “beyond the beyond” and he calls it “spherical awareness”, where there is an expansion to the unified field. Many spiritual traditions aim toward this expansion as it is an ebb and flow of light-energy, the soul. The shifting of the senses, like the shifting of the kaleidoscope offers a new sense of seeing, hearing, touching, tasting, smelling and esthetic feeling of expanding awareness. The discoveries from the explorations lead to the daily sensorium of the unity between dualities. Richard’s surprising humor springs up when least expected, so it’s delightful as well as informative. He addresses some pitfalls and makes recommendations on how to avoid them. At every turn, there is refreshing and practical upliftment in this journey to one’s own self-discovery, which does not take a lifetime to attain, but meets with daily access and progress.
Actions and the senses are instruments in discovering who we are, which leads to “spherical awareness” for extending the senses outward and conversely, inward in a rhythm of ebb and flow like the ocean---or rippling out and then whirl pooling in the center. By this very method, people can reach that center within, which is the collapse of the intention, since we pay more attention to the material world, where balance is compromised. People then expand outward by keeping open their awareness levels and thus balancing the dance of receptivity and allowance. In unification of both inner and outer fields, we can then enjoy holistically in engaging with the inner & outer sensorium in a spirit of freedom, wisdom and unification. Just fifteen minutes in the morning until it is built into the human system which Mr. Haight declares that meditation is natural and while difficult to begin with, is interwoven into the system, and with practice, becomes paradoxically easy because of its natural ability. Yet, the effort we give to enhance our lives so we can live to the fullest is well worth the challenges or obstacles that may come in the way. You are bridging a new way for the integration of meditation to be realized into the moment to moment spheres of awareness with all activities. Flash meditations are used to retrieve the awareness elements if one finds themselves in the old patterns or conditions.
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Very pleased with this book. I am fairly new to meditation, although I’m confident this book would benefit new and advanced meditators. Haight provides multiple tools or types of meditation, and then combines them all together for a seven-step “Warrior’s Meditation,” which state can eventually be accessed in only an instant. After reading these instructions and explanations, I’m confident I’ll be able to reach instant meditative states with daily practice. Overall, I couldn’t be happier with this purchase. I will reference this book for years to come until I master the material. I should note it is also extremely well-organized and perfect for referencing.
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