The Meditator as Strategist

Learning to meditate helps us lead our lives strategically. Join us and learn meditation techniques from some of the greatest strategists our world has ever seen.

Meditation is a strategic activity. In meditation, we encounter diverse thoughts arising in consciousness. Some are positive, some are negative, some are neutral, and some are even nonsensical. To be able to ally with positive thoughts, pacify negative thoughts, de-emphasize neutral thoughts, and minimize nonsensical thoughts is the mark of an intelligent and strategic meditator. This program is specifically designed as a companion to the Zhuge Liang programs on leadership and strategy. In this program, you will learn how to be a strategic mediator by: Befriending positive thoughts Protecting yourself from negative thoughts Conserving consciousness energy by minimizing neutral and nonsensical thoughts. As a strategic meditator, we do not enter the field of consciousness and encounter our thoughts unprepared. Using qigong techniques, we will prepare our body strategically for meditation. Using Xiantianwujimen Taoism’s thought techniques, we will keep our consciousness clear and still during meditation. [Image: re-link pending] Eva Wong is a translator of Chinese classics of strategy and a strategy consultant for business corporations, political leaders, and social movements. She is also a lineage holder of Qigong and provides extensive training in it. Find out more about her qigong programs for health, well-being and virtue at: limitlessgate.com . Her more than 15 books on qigong and strategy can be found at Shambhala Publications Prerequisites: NONE