Developmental Harmonization:: A Guide to Improving Health While Discovering Your Intended Optimal or Spiritual Path and Purpose in Life

Dr. Raymon McAdaragh

thg 6 2011 · AuthorHouse

Giới thiệu về sách điện tử này

Developmental Harmonization is a process that a group, or an individual, may follow to achieve a state of Psychic Harmonization (a state of physical, psychological and spiritual harmony). This type of state is described in various terminologies by many philosophers in the fields of meditation, metapsychology and psychology from Socrates, to Rudolph Steiner, to Sri Aurobindo. In this state, an individual may discover his or her intended path and purpose in life. Practicing the exercises associated with the Developmental Harmonization process also provides the many health-related benefits associated with meditation and physical exercise. The exercises described are meditative techniques that have been practiced in many cultures for ages. They are presented here in a process that utilizes the principles of Instructional Systems Design, in order to take advantage of their differential benefits. This is something virtually missing in other books on meditation. Steps toward the attainment of higher awareness are also described. The techniques are presented in an easily-understandable, practical application that may be used by anyone interested in the harmonization of our human condition.

Giới thiệu tác giả

Dr. Raymon McAdaragh is a retired Aerospace Engineering Research Psychologist and a Certified Meditation Instructor (C-MI) through the American Institute of Health Care Professionals (AIHCP). He spent his career working with the FAA and NASA as both an Air Traffic Controller and an Aerospace Research Scientist. He has studied in many fields, including biology, philosophy, psychology, metaphysics, metapsychology, martial arts and meditation. He studied and practiced Japanese Budo Martial Arts under a Master and traditional samurai, attaining a black belt from the Buto Ku.Kai Martial Arts Society of Kyoto, Japan. He studied and practiced Transcendental Meditation and Zen for many years. He has been a member of, and led, study groups in metaphysics, parapsychology and religious philosophy. He attained a 32nd degree as a Scottish Rite Mason. He is also a self-taught musician and writes and records his own music. His biography has been included in Marquis' Book of Who's Who for five consecutive years, including Who's Who in America, Who's Who in the World and Who's Who in Science and Engineering.