How I Overcome Pain With The Use Of Meditation And Simple Yogic Methods  (Before you continue reading, please read this.)

Here are pictures of myself demonstrating pain control -Do Not Try This Without Proper Guidance.  I am using the power of meditation and some Yogic methods described below.  (More Yogic methods that you can powerfully use in other areas of your life are described in this amazing E-Book:  The Yogic Method For Developing Supernormal Powers.)   1. Here I am preparing for the pain control      demonstration by entering into a deep      meditation.      2. When I reach a deep level, my finger        automatically twitches to signal to my        assistant. My arm is then sewed with        a sewing needle and thread.           (Click here to view larger image)         3. My arm is sewed with a sewing       needle and thread.  (Black &       White picture)         (Click here to view larger image)    4. My arm is sewed with a sewing needle and      thread.        5. My back is then stuck with thick needles.                 (Click here to view larger image)   6. (Close-up of my back)  (Click here to view larger image)           7. (Close-up of my back from a different          angle)  (Click here to view larger image)           8. (Black & White picture)        9. A very close up view of one of the needles      in my back. No pain, no bleeding occurs.                  (Click here to view larger image)      10. Another close-up view of my back. You       can see the thread on my right upper arm       which has not been taken out (no bleeding       occurs). (Click here to view larger image)         11. Back stuck with thick needles. No pain.        12. Back stuck with thick needles. No pain.         13. Back stuck with thick needles. No pain.      14. (Black & White picture) Video Clips    Would you like to see video clips of my pain control demonstration above?  Subscribe to my 'Pain Relief-Meditation-Yoga' Newsletter below and you will be given the URL to view the video clips when they are uploaded to a secret site.  You will see how I am completely relaxed and engulfed in deep meditation throughout the demonstration.  And there is no bleeding or pain even as the needles and thread are taken out.    From the feedback I receive from people who have seen the video clips, you may find the section where the thread is sewed through my upper arm a bit squeamish, but I assure you that I was able to overcome all pain during the entire procedure.  And, in fact, most of the time, I did not feel anything, although I was aware of everything that went on around me.   Subscribe To Our Newsletter And Get The Following: FREE:  An 800-Year Old Meditation             Technique For Pain Control    Learn a meditation technique developed almost 800 years before the discovery of anesthesia.  And it works powerfully.  A renowned Australian physiologist, speaking at a recent 'Science and the Mind' conference in Australia, shares his experience:  "I had a burnt hand, and when I used that technique it was like an anesthetic had been injected into my arm."    By applying the meditation technique, he was able to have a positive effect on "such a severe kind of pain as produced by an extensive burn".    He continues, "I was involved in a rope burn of my left hand, away from any conventional medical help.  ....  The pain disappeared, almost by magic."  Each time he felt the pain, he "could quickly banish it" by using the technique.    He also uses the technique "to cope with more severe forms of suffering such as gastritis and arthritis."  He also says, "I have always been likely to get [a] very painful stomach if I am forced to wait very long after my habitual meal time, especially the evening meal, but now found that I could make myself quite comfortable by using the [meditation technique].  Likewise with the painful joints."      Please keep in mind that this is not only a pain control method but also an ancient meditation technique that can help anyone interested in meditation.  To learn more about this powerful meditation technique, subscribe to our Free 'Pain Relief-Meditation-Yoga' Newsletter.  Free details about this ancient meditation technique will be sent to you immediately.    Just enter your name and email below:   Join the Pain Relief-Meditation-Yoga List Enter your name and email address below: Name: Email: Subscribe  Unsubscribe     You will also receive news on new effective methods on using meditation to overcome pain, interviews with meditation experts, FREE eBooks, information on Yoga, receive tips and advice from experienced meditators, learn ways to improve or enhance your meditation, hear about world renowned meditation courses, ..., plus much more!    The 'Pain Relief-Meditation-Yoga' Newsletter is FREE and is read by meditators -both beginners and advanced, and from various meditation styles worldwide. Privacy Policy:  You can un-subscribe at any time. Your privacy is very important to us and your email address will never be rented, traded, sold, shared, or made available to anyone for any reason.

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How Pain Relief Is Attained Thru Meditation
(Why Meditation Decreases Pain)

Based On My Personal Experience And The Experiences Of Those Who Have Used My Methods:
 

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Summary Of How I Attain Pain Relief Thru Meditation

   In meditation techniques 1-3, the feeling of pain is lessened.  Using meditation technique 4, not only is the feeling of pain lessened, you are able to live with the pain, but remain unaffected by it (you accept it with an inner peace).  And in meditation technique 5, you go beyond the pain.  This is the 'silence', this is the state where one experiences existence without form.  You are beyond your body, your breath, your mind.  You experience a
state of superconsciousness -that state beyond the waking, dreaming, and deep sleep states.

   I use mainly meditation techniques 1 and 4.  This is important because when you carry on with your daily activities, you do not want to be distracted with visualizations, imagery, etc (meditation techniques 2 and 3).  And you certainly do not want to withdraw yourself from the outer world (meditation technique 5) unless it is absolutely necessary, e.g., when a person is being tortured, or when a person is being burned alive (viewer discretion is advised) and can not escape.  I know these are gruesome examples, but I know about cases in which monks and Nazi prisoners use these special meditation abilities to mentally escape from the pain inflicted upon them.

   To get used to using meditation techniques 1 and 4, always ask yourself the following three questions at any given moment, especially whenever you feel pain:
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      (In fact, if you ask yourself these 3 questions throughout the day, no matter what your activity,
       you will find that you are less stressed (even becoming stress-free!), have more energy, and
       be more motivated in whatever you do.)

      1.  Am I relaxed?  (Relax your body right now:  your neck, your shoulders, ....  I
                                  guarantee that if you keep your body relaxed throughout the day,
                                  you will have more energy because it is not wasted on tense
                                  muscles.  You will move faster -have faster reflexes, feel lighter,
                                  just like a well-trained martial artist.  Another way of looking at it
                                  is that if your muscles are tense, your prana or chi does not flow
                                  freely though your body because of all the tense muscles blocking
                                  it.  That's why you feel tired all the time.  Need energy?  Just
                                  relax!)

      2.  Am I breathing slowly?  (Breath slowly and gently right now:  use abdominal
                                               breathing.)

      3.  Do I remember my True Self?  (Be aware of your True Self right now)
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             (To understand your True Self, see The Ultimate Yoga Meditation Course
           and The Yogic Method For Developing Supernormal Powers.  Also, I am
           currently in the process of creating a simple, easy-to-understand series of
           articles on experiencing your True Self. If you would like to be notified when it
           is completed, please subscribe to my 'Pain Relief-Meditation-Yoga' Newsletter
           above.)
 

   So this is how I cope with pain, and even overcome it, if necessary.  I hope it helps those of you with chronic pain so that you can use meditation to lead better lives.

   I have been told that my explanation on how to use meditation to cope with or overcome pain is one of the simplest, yet clearest and most concise explanation on this topic available.  I think the reason is that it does not come from a mere 'observer' (i.e., researcher/ scientist), but from someone who actually does it using the power of meditation.

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