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Dancing On The Cingulate: Focus

by NeuroMeditation Institute

Rated
4.8
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
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Everyone
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In this guided meditation, the listener will be led in a unique practice of shifting focus between the third eye and the back of the brain, creating the sensation of "dancing on the cingulate" which is the center line of the brain. This is a great practice for improving focus and cognitive flexibility.

MeditationFocusThird EyeCognitive FlexibilityBody ScanAttentionMindfulnessEnergyEye FocusSingle Pointed AttentionMind WanderingBell Guided Attention ShiftsEnergy Shifts

Transcript

To begin,

Notice the body.

Tune in to any areas of excess tension and gently invite those areas to relax just a little bit more.

If you haven't already,

You might allow the eyes to close for an internal focus.

Sinking the weight of the body into the floor or the chair,

Allowing it to support you fully.

And tuning in to the breath,

Allowing the breathing to be soft,

Easy,

Gentle,

And natural.

Now,

For this meditation,

We'll tune our focus to the middle of the forehead,

To the third eye.

When you place your attention on the third eye,

You may notice a shift in the eyes.

They often shift inward slightly.

Be careful not to over-focus or push the attention too hard.

This should be a gentle,

Easy attention,

But single-pointed.

Try holding the attention on the third eye for about 30 seconds.

Now,

Let that go and allow the mind to wander freely without any instructions or any particular focus.

Allow the eyes to relax.

They may shift slightly out to the side or up.

Notice the activation in the back of the head.

Try this for about 30 seconds.

For the remainder of this practice,

We will alternate between these two aspects of attention.

Each time I ring the bell,

We will shift our mode of attention.

The attention to the front,

To the third eye.

Now,

If you look at the front of my head,

You see that this is Antonio B texto.

Allow the mind to wander and shift the energy to the back of the brain.

Sounds of Evening Shift the attention to the third eye.

Shift the energy forward.

Shift the attention to the third eye.

Allow the attention to wander,

To be relaxed.

Shift the energy to the back of the head.

Shift the energy to the back of the head.

Return the attention to the third eye.

Shift the energy to the back of the head.

Shift the energy to the back of the head.

Now for the remainder of this meditation,

The bells will be silent and you can simply observe this process happening naturally.

Now for the remainder of this meditation,

The bells will be silent and you can simply observe this process happening naturally.

Now for the remainder of this meditation,

The bells will be silent and you can simply observe this process happening naturally.

Now for the remainder of this meditation,

The bells will be silent and you can simply observe this process happening naturally.

Now for the remainder of this meditation,

The bells will be silent and you can simply observe this process happening naturally.

Allow the attention to relax.

Take these last few moments to tune in,

Noticing what's happening in the mind,

The body,

The breath.

Allowing the practice to settle in.

Considering any insights or observations.

And when you're ready,

Opening the eyes.

Now close your eyes.

Now close your eyes.

Now close your eyes.

Now close your eyes.

Meet your Teacher

NeuroMeditation InstituteEugene, OR, USA

4.8 (223)

Recent Reviews

Chad

April 19, 2022

Interesting and intriguing feeling

Solange

September 13, 2021

Very interesting practice, I enjoyed a lot, thank you

Geneva

March 19, 2021

I do this all the time now....waiting for the bus, in the shower, I love this.

Nancy

March 15, 2021

Thank you! This is phenomenal and my headache is gone!!

Shahieda

March 10, 2021

Love it! Thank you πŸ™πŸ»

Greg

March 10, 2021

This is so strange a couple months ago I got the idea to move my attention from the front my head to the back of my head because I was trying to focus my attention on the pituitary gland as it was hard to find

Jane

March 10, 2021

Very, very interesting and worthwhile. I feel, after doing this exercise, a lighter, cleaner clarity in my mind. Could this be? What a giftπŸŽ‡

Elena

March 10, 2021

Thank you so much for this meditation!

Susan

March 10, 2021

Thank you so much πŸŒ†πŸŒ†πŸŒ†for this wonderful meditation 🌿 I enjoyed wandering and felt so relaxed by doing so πŸ—Ί stay safe and well πŸ™ Namaste

Erin

March 10, 2021

That was different and interesting. I enjoyed it and GameFly refreshed and clear minded when done. Thank you! 🌷

Ing

March 10, 2021

I really enjoyed this. Thank you! πŸ’•

Anna

March 10, 2021

Very Interesting Thank you πŸ™πŸ’š

Scott

January 23, 2021

An excellent practice that helped focus attention in different ways as a means to limit how the mind wanders and subsequently to allow it to wander. It reminded me of how strength training works through tensing and relaxing a muscle. Great narration and soothing background music too.

David

January 14, 2021

Thank you, this was excellent. It’s Incredible how the focus shifted automatically when the bell was gone.

AMA

January 13, 2021

Short and powerful. Thank you.

Imelda

January 12, 2021

This meditation practice was unique. I was very focused and relaxed during the practice enoying it very much.

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