The Key to Virtuous Meditation

This meditation is brought to a perfection in God's eyes because it is selfless.

It is also brings perfection and change to our very lives and behaviors.

The first virtue is humility, and to meditate on the meaning you will go in all sorts of ways and you will end up by getting lost in the self rather than meditating.

It is time to use our heads and place humility, charity, and love in our hearts as we sit and meditate.
We must do this not by focusing on ourselves, as we will always be imperfect, and thus our meditation will be imperfect as it will be self centered and never do what meditation intends to do, which is to contemplate God.

Contemplation is the food of the soul. To feed such you must put your soul into the hands of God, with faith and hope.

Next you must submit all worries and anxieties, all fears and most of all you expectations to God. The you will relax in God's care. While you do so, give thanks to the Lord, and be grateful to be near His Holy Spirit as you are with the embrace of the Father and the Son.

Give glory to God and not the self and you will grow and bloom as flowers on the alter of God.

RLMFAO!

and this brief paragraph is meant to replace
systems of meditation that are tried and true for thousands of years?


suuuurre, xtianity is the key

you can stop right there.

and spare us the "other systems will attract demons,ZOMG!!!!!
rubbish.

reply to post by DerepentLEstranger


nope, other systems will take a very long time to get you to the point I have explained.

it's either that or if it a good meditation it basically embodies the same idea.

There is nothing wrong with thought - it is only bad when we turn crazy and believe that we ARE thoughts, otherwise it is just an interesting movie going on in the mind. The silence is always there behind the thought.

Meditation is teaching you to let go of the control and allow what is to be what is.

reply to post by arpgme


This means to me to choose to consent to God's will, and sit in the presence of He Who is.