Creative Meditation

Uses positive thoughts to build constructive solutions that cultivate goodwill and right relations

A Training Course in Creative Meditation

Meditation for the New Age
This training course in creative meditation is available to students being practiced all over the world daily. Over the cycle of a year daily reflective consideration is given to six simple and yet profound ideas with the aim of bringing these into a living and practical reality in our lives.

Meditation, Prayer, and visualisation are the ways in which we can use constructive positive thinking to re-create ourselves, our attitude to life and our environment.

Throughout the year students receive six study papers, attend bi-monthly facilitated online meetings where students meditate together and consider the current soul theme that is at play within relationships. Each student works with the support of a mentor who replies to their monthly meditation report.

Applications are being received now to begin this training on 21st December. To register an interest contact us

The Soul Meditation

‘We give birth to that on which we fix our mind.’
By Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

The Components of Creative Meditation

Alignment

This involves the withdrawing of the awareness to an inner centre of silence achieved by relaxing the body, calming the emotions, then stilling and focusing the attentive mind.

Concentration

This involves being fully attentive and present to that which is being considered.

Visualisation

For some visualisation comes easily; for others it seems to require real effort.  Visualisation is a powerful agent in the training of the creative imagination.

Reflective Meditation

Aligned with our inner centre of silence we raise our centre of awareness to the Soul, our reservoir of wisdom.  Holding this point of focus we commit to working with a chosen seed idea like ‘I am a living, loving, willing soul.’ Or to work with a chosen transformational quality, such as kindness, joy, loving understanding.  Eventually after considering all the familiar and known aspects of the chosen topic we will come to a point of blankness . . . .   Many give up at this point, but this ‘blankness’ bridges into Receptive or Contemplative Meditation . . .

Receptive or Contemplative Meditation

At this point of ‘empty stillness’ hold the mind focused and attentive.  Expect new ideas and understandings to come into the awareness. Recognition and inner expectation will over time offer new ideas and understandings on the chosen seed. It may take time for these insights, new ideas and intuitions to filter through into the mind.

Radiation and Blessing

Take these new ideas and insightful considerations that you have received and built in mental substance, radiate them out as a blessing to all of humanity.  Use your ability to visualise and see them being released into the thought climate of the world, send and share them so they can lift aid and inspire human awareness.

The Important Role of Creative Meditation

The Group for Creative Meditation works with the Laws and Principles of Everyday Life preparing the way for the new civilisation and culture. The presentation offered here will illustrate some aspects of the important role of creative mediation.

The Group for Creative Meditation working with these Laws & Principles which are also known as the Laws and Principles of the Soul came into being in 1952 as a response to a call to service.

‘The Soul serves essentially as a quality which manifests itself
as a specific vibration and not as a particular task.’
– Sergio Bartoli a student of RA

This call to service was made by the Tibetan Teacher, the Master DjwhalKhul to his group of disciples. Roberto Assagioli was a disciple and student of DK and he responded to this request by announcing his intentions in a talk given in a May-June Meeting in Switzerland 1952.

DK asked for the setting up of a “united world group given to unanimous and simultaneous meditation upon the work of preparing for the new order and jurisdiction of the Christ [and] to establish the laws and principles which will control the coming era, the new civilisation and the future world culture . . . . . . . Discipleship in the New Age Vol.II Part XIV pp 231 – 239

Within the Bailey/DK writings and the Wisdom Teachings “the jurisdiction of the Christ” is taken to refer to the influencing qualities of the Higher Self, the Soul or Christ Consciousness which is within the heart of each person, and finds expression in their thoughts, words and deeds.

Click here to watch an illustrated talk on ‘The Important Role of Creative Meditation’.
‘Ultimately, human history is nothing but the record of human thought.’
– Dalai Lama