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The Little Book of Meditation: The Way to Lifelong Vibrant Health, Peace of Mind, Spiritual Growth and Wellbeing by William Bodri

Get started at meditation, or supercharge your advanced meditation practice that has reached a plateau, by learning the ins and outs of the four most powerful meditation techniques amongst the world's spiritual traditions: mantra and prayer recitation, vipassana practice for watching your thoughts, visualization practice (including the white skeleton meditation), pranayama and anapana practice. There was no really good book on how to meditate out there until this teaching text (with many esoteric details) for students of any tradition came along. After practicing these techniques your chi (kundalini) energies will start to move, your mind will calm down, your chakras and energy channels will open, and you will finally start to gain the peace, tranquility and stress free relaxation that people talk about when they mention meditation. Most of all, you will finally start to attain gong-fu and experience various spiritual states, meaning you will start to finally achieve genuine spiritual growth and progress reagrdless of your religion or tradition. Learn how the Zen masters achieve their deep states of peace and mental clarity with just a few easy, simple techniques!

Internal Martial Arts Nei-gong: Cultivating Your Inner Energy to Raise Your Martial Arts to the Next Level by Bill Bodri and John Newtson

Very few martial arts texts teach you how to relly and truly cultivate inner gong-fu. This is one of those rare books that teaches various methods for cultivating your internal chi, and how to open up your chi channels, chakras and energy meridians so that you can move to the next stage of martial arts by increasing your internal power. Various hard to find discussions on cultivating shen, anapana, and visualization along with esoteric mantras are revealed for the practice of internal martial arts. By combining internal meditation practices with external exercises - and the findings of modern sports training science - you can increase your skills for Tai Chi, Hsing-yi, Shaolin Kung-fu, Ba Gua Zhang, KArate, Tae Kwon Do, Judo and the other martial arts that make use of internal energies for abilities like DIm Mak and the heroic feats akin to the superpowers of legend.

This book reveals the full sequence of physical stages involved in a kundalini awakening that opens up the sushumna central channel, and then all the other chi channel circulations within the body in turn, including the eight additional meridians of Taoism. if you want to know what chakras open in turn, and what phenomena arise when that happens, this is the book that finally sheds light on these matters. Most of these stages are not discussed in any texts, including the generation and completion stage texts of Tibetan Buddhism. A clear descritpion is missing fromTaoism and the traditions of esoteric tantric yoga from India even though all schools mention these channels and chakras. This book takes all the mysticism out of the process, shows the non-denominational descriptions of these stages from various schools, clearly explains how to cultivate the kundalini awakening through simple meditation practices to kick start the process, and reveals where the subsequent physical transformations fit into the larger picture of the spiritual path and the attainment of enlightenment. Basically, you won't find this material in print anywhere else - a book that unifies the discussions of dharmakaya, sambhogakaya and nirmanakaya.

Spiritual Paths and Their Meditation Techniques by Nan Huai Chin & William Bodri

This is a paperback version of The Insider's Guide ot the Best and Worst Spiritual Paths and Meditation Techniques. If you want to know the main cultivation techniques of various spiritual schools and religions, what their targets are, and what practitioners should do so that they do not go astray within all these traditions (because all have mistakes), this is for you. In fact, if you are confused about all the religions and paths you can follow, you need this because it reduces things to the non-denominational basic principles. Most people who cultivate end up following the wrong path for years, or practicing a genuine path incorrectly, and wonder what they did wrong. Or, they switch spiritual paths, techniques and teachers much too often. Frankly, it's because they don't know what they are doing, what the principles of practice are, and what are the goals or final objectives. Knowing what to cultivate correctly and what to avoid helps you practice correctly and make progress quickest.

Tao & Longevity: Mind-Body Transformation by Nan Huai-Chin

This is absolutely a mandatory basic beginner's book on spiritual cultivation regardless of your religious calling, no questions about it. If you want to learn meditation for real spiritual growth, this book is a MUST! It not only explains the physical changes you will experience on the spiritual path, but also contains insights into holistic medicine and complete lessons on Taoism, Buddhism, Tantra, yoga, internal alchemy and Zen. If you don't know the material on jing (ching), chi (qi) and shen alone then you don't know anything about spiritual cultivation. The Hatha Yoga Pradipika doesn't have even a fraction of the material in this book, which should be every meditator's beginner's book. If you could only select just one book from this list, then get this one and study it.

Twenty-Five Doors to Meditation: A Handbook for Entering Samadhi by William Bodri and Lee Shu-Mei

Most books about meditation never tell you why meditation works, and they only aim at helping you calm your mind rather than attain any genuine spiritual stage of spiritual awakening. This book is different. It not only teaches you 25 different meditation methods -- which is far more than you'll find elsewhere -- but it actually explains why those methods work using an interdisciplinary approach that links cultivation teachings from dozens of spiritual schools. Kundalini, sexual cultivation, pranayama breathing methods, mindfulness, mantras, chakras, centering prayer -- they're all here along with advanced material (and references) that blow other meditation primers away. Best to study this with a group so that more people benefit.

Working Toward Enlightenment: The Cultivation of Practice by Nan Huai-Chin

This book is the first half of a two volume set, the second volume being To Realize Enlightenment listed below. This cultivation material is extremely advanced and touches upon almost every facet of spiritual cultivation--meditation techniques to use, spiritual barriers you'll encounter, physical kung-fu you'll experience, psychic powers, cultivating samadhi and dhyana, the three realms of existence, the dharmakaya-sambhogakaya-nirmanakaya bodies of spiritual cultivation, and so on. It's heavily oriented to Zen, Buddhism, Taoism, Tibetan esotericism and Chinese culture. Before you delve into this material, it's better to read Tao and Longevity first.

To Realize Enlightenment: Practice of the Cultivation Path by Nan Huai-Chin

This is the second half of the two volume set, the first half listed above. Within these two books Nan Huai-Chin lays out the complete structure of the universal cultivation path that's found in the world's genuine religions. A very advanced book that references hundreds of Buddhist and Taoist scriptures and touches upon countless topics of the path to enlightenment. Don't dare attempt reading this set until you have already read Tao and Longevity.

Basic Buddhism: Exploring Buddhism and Zen by Nan Huai-Chin

In this scholarly work, Nan Huai-Chin sets straight the history of Zen and history of Buddhism, and in particular the transmission of Buddhism into China and the establishment of the Zen monastic system. This is the only book in print with detailed translations of the Chinese monastic rules of discipline relevant to the re-establishment of monastic training centers today. Together with The Story of Chinese Zen, these two books paint a picture of the history of Chinese Buddhism, Zen and the path to enlightenment which corrects many mistaken notions propagated by the scholars and cultivation schools of today.

Socrates and the Path to Enlightenment by William Bodri

Most books on Socrates discuss his use of semantics, but this one is different in that it pulls apart Plato's writings to prove that Socrates had attained samadhi and prajna wisdom, had cultivated his character to reflect a high state of virtue, and taught many of the standard enlightenment teachings of the Tao. He is shown to be the "first Zen master of the West," and yet western philosophy has neglected his instructions on how to cultivate the Tao which is why the houses of science, philosophy and religion built upon his foundations have leaned toward materialism ever since. If you're a teacher who wants to influence the course modern education and reestablish the path of "true learning," this book is a must read; correct the earliest educational depatures from Socrates' original message, and the whole educational tower tends to naturally straighten of itself.

Diamond Sutra Explained by Nan Huai Chin

There are about a dozen or so translations of the Diamond Sutra available in print, but no explanations. This is one of the top two English translations available and includes a superb commentary by China's foremost Zen master.

How to Create a Million Dollar Unique Selling Proposition

This book is my contirbution to help the entrepreneur and small businessman market their company, products or services, and help ensure the prosperity of their firm and US economy. The survival of a company depends on sales, and sales depend upon your marketing efforts. This book reveals many marketing strategies you can use to promote your business and its products/services, and walks you through the ten different ways to create a USP, or unique selling propositon, which is the basis of most advanced marketing strategies.