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Ecumenical and Interfaith Meditation
Guest Author - Susan Kramer

We are one world family seeking truth, beauty, harmony and world peace.

This meditation is for anyone, irrespective of religious faith - it is nourishing to the underlying spirit that unites us in humanity.
Photo credit Susan Kramer
To begin - Sit on a cushion on the floor, legs folded, hands in lap or on legs, or sit in a chair with spine as straight as possible. Alternately lie on your back if you can stay awake.

Close your eyes. Breathe evenly in and out - counts 1, 2, breathe in; counts 3, 4, breathe out; counts 1, 2, breathe in and continue for about a minute.

Now, let go of counting but continue to breathe in an even in and out pattern.

Let your thoughts turn to a universal virtue such as love - caring love. Think about how you currently show caring love in your life. Reflect on how you feel when you give caring love - perhaps your body feels both relaxed and energized and your mind peaceful. How could you give caring love to at least one other?

Say a few affirmations for personal and world peace such as

"I extend my personal peacefulness to everyone."
"Personal peace is my aim - world peace we will gain."
"My spirit of love nurtures my soul and our world."

Finish your meditation by taking a deep breath, opening your eyes and stretching.

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Article - Susan Kramer
Photo credit Susan Kramer; sculpture by A. A. Dumonte 1833 Le Louvre, Paris, France

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More than 70 offerings, from guided meditation techniques to on-the-go stress relief and relationship meditations interspersed with verse, and a section of special occasion prayers. 114 pages.

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Meditation for all Kids by Susan KramerMeditation for all Kids
Sitting, walking, dance and group circle meditations, along with positive affirmations, verses and benefits of meditation for kids of all ages and abilities in a 100 page book with illustrations.

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