Seeds Of Life

This simple yet profound method disentangles quickly and lastingly imbalances of the physical, mental, and emotional bodies, allowing for freedom from the dance of life's polarities, uncovering one's natural state of Freedom.

Suffering from a physical problem, living with deep-rooted mental-emotional patterns, or simply not knowing who one really is, displays the normal human experience of being embedded and caught in the dynamic flow of polarities. At any given moment we orient ourselves through either following a desire or resisting a situation or an idea. Our whole life is based on this imprisoning patterning that ties us into constant oscillation between 'this' and 'that'. This gives rise to the experience of pleasure and pain, and is the cause of much disease and unhappiness. We have grown so accustomed to living within this frame of mind and referencing oneself to past and future, that it is often unconceivable to be living without fear and in the present moment. The only rest from this tiresome play comes when we fall asleep at night, escaping into the unconscious

The coming and goings of thoughts and states would not be an issue, would it not be for the misconception, that, which one thinks and experiences at any given moment is what we actually are.

The Western mind, especially, is very convoluted and complex; the process of uncovering the neutral centre point within body, mind, and emotion, leads to clear seeing and grounded understanding of intrinsic patterns and cuts a pathway to the flow of nourishing acceptance, the healing of consciousness itself, leading to pure awareness and enlightenment.

In conjunction with a regular meditation practice this method is a way to move beyond the Inner and Outer, the Here and the Now and quickly leads to the state of absorption called Samadhi.

The beauty of this method is its simplicity. It is up to the individual how far he or she wants to take the process of dissolving the physical, emotional, and mental knots and let one's true essence shine. Seeing-and-Being oneself beyond the trappings of the push and pull of the mind is when the conscious and unconscious are made one and we find the source of Being. All it takes is knowledge, pen and paper.