[What's this whole Week/Day thing about? Please see my original posting Starting an Exercise Program (again)].
For the body:
I was crunched for time today what with working all day, rushing off to get a much needed perm from the Headlines talented stylist, Pat Mac Dougall, and then off to grocery shop and get ready for my week vacation at Chautauqua. I elected to count the 30 minutes at Bob's Big M pushing a shopping cart as the 30 minutes of aerobic exercise needed for today. I postponed today's strength and flexibility training.
For the mind:
I read several more chapters of The Diana Chronicles and listened to more of Audible.com's audiobook, Tin Roof Blowdown by James Lee Burke.
For the spirit:
Nothing like multi-tasking! While waiting for the 1st perm solution to set, I used the twenty minutes for metta meditation.
Why the name? Alliterative allure and a nascent need to break into the blogosphere. (Quondam means former; quiescence can be defined as silence, stillness or inactivity.)
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Showing posts with label metta meditation. Show all posts
Friday, August 17, 2007
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Week 7, Day 4
[What's this whole Week/Day thing about? Please see my original posting Starting an Exercise Program (again)].
For the body:
A day of rest!!!!
For the mind:
I began to explore Facebook in more depth. I invited several more individuals to join and now have a total of 9 friends. Wooo Hooo! I also continued to listen to my Audible.com book, Tin Roof Blowdown.
For the spirit:
A half hour of metta (loving kindness or friendship) meditation, where one begins by wishing for the following for oneself:
It was a nice change from attempting to watch my breath.
For the body:
A day of rest!!!!
For the mind:
I began to explore Facebook in more depth. I invited several more individuals to join and now have a total of 9 friends. Wooo Hooo! I also continued to listen to my Audible.com book, Tin Roof Blowdown.
For the spirit:
A half hour of metta (loving kindness or friendship) meditation, where one begins by wishing for the following for oneself:
- May I live in safety.
May I be happy.
May I be healthy.
May I live with ease.
It was a nice change from attempting to watch my breath.
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