0 Here are the reasons for fasting:
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Mourning
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Motivation
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Mental clarity
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Health
1 Here are several kinds of fast:
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Daniel Fast: Abstain from meat for a week
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Water fast: Consume only water for 48 hours
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Intermittent fast: Eat once daily for a week
0 Variants of the Socratic method, such as Rogerian Psychotherapy, are a useful general-purpose tool to discover hidden thought in the mind of another.
1 Tarot is likewise an effective means to help friends help themselves.
0 We recognize the following holidays:
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Christmas, during which time we remember the Ancestors
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Easter, during which time we consider our Descendants
0 Body-scan
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Begin by finding a comfortable position, either sitting or lying down
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Bring your attention to your feet. Notice any sensations or feelings in your feet
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Now, shift your attention to your lower legs. Feel the sensations in your calf muscles and shins
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Direct your awareness to your knees. Notice any sensations or tension in this area
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Shift your attention to your thighs. Feel the weight and sensations in your upper legs
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Bring your focus to your hips and pelvis. Notice any sensations or areas of tightness
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Now, move your attention to your abdomen. Feel the rise and fall of your breath in this area
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Direct your awareness to your chest. Notice the gentle expansion and contraction with each breath
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Shift your attention to your upper back. Feel the sensations and any areas of tension in this region
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Bring your focus to your shoulders. Notice any tightness or release of tension in this area
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Now, direct your awareness to your arms and hands. Feel any sensations or tingling in your limbs
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Shift your attention to your neck. Notice any areas of stiffness or relaxation in this part of your body
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Bring your focus to your head. Notice any sensations, such as warmth, coolness, or pressure
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Now, direct your awareness to your face. Notice any sensations or areas of tension, such as the jaw or forehead
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Finally, bring your attention to your entire body as a whole. Feel the sensation of being present and relaxed
0 With this device, I can produce two tones: Bass and Tone.
1 I will play each four times.
2 When you hear the tone, breathe in.
3 When you hear the bass, breathe out.
4 deep_breathing.mp3.
0 The following comprise our musical tradition
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Speaking Tongues
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The holy pentatonic (God's tonality)
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The Om
1 It is permitted to sing the music of any faith.
2 If it causes you to prefer a specific faith to the Doctine, you should join that faith.
0 We recognize the following sacraments, or rites:
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Birth
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Marriage
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Burial
0 Here is the Deist Yoga routine
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Mountain Pose
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Stand tall with your feet together
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Straighten your spine and relax your shoulders
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Place your hands by your sides with palms facing forward
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Take deep breaths and find your balance
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Forward Fold
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From Mountain Pose, exhale and bend forward at the hips
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Keep your back straight as you fold forward
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Allow your hands to hang down towards the floor
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If possible, reach for your toes or grasp the backs of your ankles
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Relax your head, neck, and shoulders, and let the weight of your upper body stretch your hamstrings and lower back
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Hold the pose for a few breaths or longer
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To release, engage your core and slowly come back up to standing
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Downward-Facing Dog
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Walk your hands outward
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Straighten your arms and legs, forming an inverted 'V' shape
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Press your heels toward the ground and lengthen your spine
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Hold the pose and take deep breaths
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Cobra Pose
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Lie on your stomach with your legs extended and tops of your feet pressing into the mat.
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Place your hands beneath your shoulders, fingers pointing forward.
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Inhale and slowly lift your chest off the mat, keeping your elbows close to your body.
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Lengthen your spine and gaze forward, keeping your shoulders relaxed.
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Hold the pose, breathing deeply and feeling the stretch in your abdomen and chest.
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Upward-Facing Dog
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Lie face down on the mat with your legs extended and tops of your feet pressing into the mat.
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Place your palms on the mat next to your ribs, fingers pointing forward.
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Inhale and press your hands firmly into the mat as you straighten your arms, lifting your chest off the mat.
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Roll your shoulders back and down, opening your chest and lifting your gaze.
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Keep your legs active, pressing the tops of your feet and thighs into the mat.
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Hold the pose, breathing deeply and feeling the stretch in your abdomen and chest.
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Warrior I
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Start in a standing position with your feet hip-width apart
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Step your right foot forward and turn your left foot slightly outward
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Bend your right knee, keeping it aligned with your ankle
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Raise your arms overhead and gaze forward
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Hold the pose, feeling strength in your legs and grounding through your feet
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Tree Pose
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Stand tall with your feet together and arms by your sides
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Shift your weight onto your left foot and lift your right foot off the ground
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Place the sole of your right foot against your inner left thigh or calf
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Bring your hands to your heart center or extend them overhead
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Find your balance and focus on a steady breath
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Bridge Pose
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Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet hip-distance apart
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Place your arms alongside your body with palms facing down
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Press your feet into the mat and lift your hips upward
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Engage your core and thighs as you lift your chest toward your chin
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Hold the pose, breathing deeply and feeling the stretch in your chest and hips
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Child's Pose
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Start on your hands and knees, with your knees slightly wider than hip-width apart
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Lower your hips back towards your heels as you reach your arms forward
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Rest your forehead on the mat and