BSBheem Sain
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MeditationAttention

A practice you can sustain

Train the quality of attention.

Meditation is taught as a practice, not a performance: carefully chosen, established slowly and returned to without judgement.

Bheem Sain guiding four people in a seated meditation practice
InhaleDraw the breath in

Six starting points

Different doors into stillness.

01

Mindfulness

Observe breath, sensation and the present moment without judgement.

02

Mantra

Use a repeated sound or phrase to gather and steady attention.

03

Loving-kindness

Practise compassion and goodwill toward oneself and others.

04

Trataka

Develop concentration through a steady gaze and a clear closing ritual.

05

Pranayama

Use measured breathing to settle the system and support inner calm.

06

Sound

Listen through resonance, rhythm and sustained tone.

Focused practice

Trataka: the steady gaze.

A progressive concentration practice using a single point or carefully chosen object of attention. The dedicated six-lesson course covers its forms, its safe progression and its relationship to Reiki practice.

View the Trataka curriculum →