by Centred Meditation | Feb 11, 2021 | Centred Thought of the Week, Reflections, Scientific
Did you know that the average person spends two-and-a-half hours a day eating, but what’s more, half of that time we’re also doing something else. We’re working, driving, reading, engrossed in our favourite TV show, or scrolling through social media...
by Centred Meditation | Nov 7, 2020 | Centred Thought of the Week, Reflections, Retreat
Last week, we celebrated Walter Bellin’s 84th Birthday! For those of you who have been on one of our retreats, or participated in one of our programs – there is no introduction required. For the rest, Walter is our wise elder. He’s our teacher, our...
by Centred Meditation | Sep 15, 2020 | Centred Thought of the Week, Programs, Reflections
When most people are encouraged to ‘realise their potential’, they automatically think that they need to look ‘out there’ for a way to cultivate it and so they go to work on learning a new skill, climbing the corporate ladder, attaining another qualification, or...
by Centred Meditation | Jul 7, 2020 | Centred Thought of the Week, Mindfulness, Reflections
You know that experience when you are sharing a personal anecdote with another person (be it partner, friend, colleague) and they are looking you in the eyes, but you can just tell that they’re not 100% there? You automatically lose all inspiration to continue...
by Centred Meditation | Apr 25, 2020 | Centred Thought of the Week, Reflections
This post is dedicated to the 1 in 6 couples who have difficulties having a baby when they want to. Last week marked National Infertility Week. ‘Infertility’. Yuck. I (Nikki) despise the term. It sounds so final, so limiting, so permanent. Technically...
by Centred Meditation | Mar 17, 2020 | Centred Thought of the Week, Reflections
We are in uncharted territory. These times are unprecedented and the uncertainty is destabilising and unsettling. We’re told to self-isolate and to socially distance ourselves, and this is breeding loneliness, worry, disengagement, and panic. It’s so easy...