meditation

Are you enjoying your life?

I am a firm believer that;

Life is for living and enjoying

Yet it is not always easy to do this. Life can feel full of challenges.

No-one has everything.

Some people may appear to be wealthy and happy but if you follow them home, there may be challenges of fidelity, not being able to conceive a child, health problems and fear of loosing their wealth, position or power. In my experience everyone has at least one challenge in their life as we try to learn our life lessons.

How you respond to your challenges determines who you are and how you live your life. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Meditation alleviates depression: study in the US confirms stress reduction.

Meditation alleviates depression in Spanish-speaking immigrants in the US. Mindfulness programs also may be beneficial for stress relief. New research from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) indicates mindfulness meditation may be an effective and inexpensive treatment for Spanish-speaking immigrants suffering from stress-related depression. Read more

If you relate to this article and need some more help and guidance in your life Get in touch with Alison. Here are her contact details.

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By Alison Wem, ago

What our customers are saying…

Thank you so much Alison for this wonderful workshop and for sharing your knowledge. Outstanding!

Corinne, Greenwich

Alison has a deep understanding and has a wonderful helping nature.

Robyn, Clapham Common

Brilliant! What a lovely way to spend a Saturday.

Ella, Northolt

If you have a sense of curiosity, this class opens your mind.

Joe, New York, US

You can gain deep insights into yourself and those around you.

David, Wandsworth

It is  good way to take time for oneself.

Fiona, Guildford.

I felt a very nice connection and I enjoyed the session very much. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Why should I create my Soul Map?

Do you have a busy life or feel stressed or anxious? Soul Maps are good for finding your calmness.

The aim of Soul Maps is to;

  • Examine the life lessons and relationships in your life and with that knowledge you can build a holistic picture of yourself and your life.
  • Enhance your conscious awareness of yourself and put you back in touch with your ‘Inner You’, some call it your sub-conscious, higher self or soul depending on your beliefs.
  • Helps your sub-consciousness to guide you in your personal development. It can be used in meditation to assist with hearing messages from your ‘Inner You’.

So what does a Soul Map look like?

Here are some examples of a Soul Maps.

 

Soul Maps are secular in nature but use geometric shapes that are found in many cultures, religions and nations.

Geometry is a universal language that enables you to unlock knowledge contained in your subconscious about the true nature of yourself.  Often there are things about yourself that you sort of know but they are not fully apparent to your conscious you.  There are exercises you can do to make more explicit these things about yourself. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Could your 2019 look like this?

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What are you up to this month?

In the spirit of the New Year, maybe you’re going to learn a new language, cut out refined sugars, be more consistent with your yoga practice, put down your phone and be more present in the moment…

We all have goals that we set for ourselves this year. But sometimes the road to achieving those goals is rockier than we imagined it would be. So before you lose momentum, I highly recommend taking a few minutes to ​watch this video from my friend and colleague Lexi Soulios: read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Lexi Soulios: new YSF associate

I am pleased to recommend Lexi Soulios as a YSF Associate. In the time I have known and worked with her, she is a warm, positive person and always prepared to help you. Lexi offers a new approach to consciousness development which is well worth trying.

For those of you who lead busy lives and would prefer to focus on your own development at your own pace and in your own home or perhaps you live in a different zone from me – look out for upcoming emails & posts about Lexi……

Love, Alison read more

By Alison Wem, ago

What is the secret of mindfulness and good health?

Does easing overload and stress lead to greater health?

For many years there has been a debate on the health benefits of mindfulness meditation. My unscientific observation of students would indicate that those who regularly meditated seemed to have greater mental and physical health. Was I just being hopeful?

Early studies into the benefits of mindful meditation were inconclusive but there have now been more extensive studies undertaken. Jill Suttie has written a very informative article on the outcome of those studies. It is well worth the read.

Thank you @JillStuttie read more

By Alison Wem, ago