Life’s Journey

Jin’s New On-line Course

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Hi Everyone!
Some fun news–I just published my first Udemy on-line course entitled “Building a Deeper Spirituality Through Nature”.
Because the course is brand new, it’s FREE for the next 3 days.
Follow these steps to check it out!
1. Click on this link and enrol in the course by Saturday morning at 11 a.m. USA-EST (which equates to 10 p.m. on Saturday night in Jakarta/Bangkok).
2. Watch the course (it’s about an hour in duration).
Note–there’s no time limit to watch the full course however you must enrol within 3-days to get FREE access.
3. Please ‘Rate’ the course (1-5 Stars) and provide a ‘Review’. This will help the course get off to a great start!
4. Feel free to forward the link to a few of your good friends!
I hope you find it fun and interesting!
Jin

LEARN NATURE’S LANGUAGE TO GROW YOUR SPIRITUALITY!

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Following on from my Haden Institute Presentation (entitled ‘Building A Deeper Spirituality Through Nature’), I developed a set of worksheets to further advance the goals of the lecture.

So, print out the forms in the link below, get into nature, and use nature’s language to progressively get closer to her, increase your spirituality, and build more meaning in your life!

Enjoy!

THE FORMS CAN BE FOUND HERE:

https://centerlife.center/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Learn-Natures-Language-Worksheets.pdf

EXCERPT FROM MY SITE ON NATURE’S LANGUAGE: Like human language, which is comprised of symbols and pattern, nature’s patterns of creation form a language we can use to communicate with her. This is indeed very significant. A language to communicate with nature affords us a means to engage and communicate with her. To build a dialogue, relationship, and deeper connection with her all big steps towards better understanding the world and thereby raising one’s spiritual quotient. Use this pdf wonderful worksheet to learn nature’s language! My recommendation is to print the files out and study them during walks in nature.

10 Ways Purity Can Change Your Life

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Nature, like all great spiritual and religious traditions that have followed in her footsteps, instills purity in all her starting points to ensure that the overall creation is equally well-balanced and well-formed.

Continuing in this mighty tradition, use this modern day Centerlife equivalent to discover fresh and practical means to employ purity to uplift and enhance your life! You can also download a pdf file at this link.

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10 Ways to Become Centered

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Use these new and practical methods to become more centered and thereby calmer, happier, and more focused!

Or Download the .pdf File Here:

10 Ways to Become Centered – Jin Nua Teachings

10 Ways To Become Centered

“A long, deep breath is the equivalent of a full stop and the key to centering”

-Eric Maisel

Centering brings a host of untold benefits including peace of mind, increased clarity, a broader view, and an amplified ability to focus and apply one’s intentions.

Jin Nua, acclaimed speaker and author of the Centerlife Book Series, shows that while most focus on the classic techniques of yoga and meditation, there are in fact many alternative means to center yourself in your weekly routine.

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6th Annual Int’l Conf on Spirituality and Psychology

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I was honoured again to speak at the “International Conference on Spirituality and Psychology” which occurred on 13-Mar-2021 (my presentation can be viewed at this link):

Even though virtual this year, the conference was a rousing success on many levels!

A big hat’s off to organizers for hosting such a meaningful and highly successful conference. Spirituality and psychology remain the most significant disciplines towards improving the human condition thus this forum is of utmost significance!

PANEL DISCUSSION

In addition to supporting the organizers as a committee member I will also joined as a panel speaker for the panel discussion which can be viewed at this link:

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6th Annual International Conference on Spirituality and Health

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All,

I am excited to announce I will be supporting the “6th Annual International Conference on Spirituality and Health” as a committee member.

This year’s conference will be virtual and occur between 13-15 March 2021.This year’s conference theme is “Reframing, Rebuilding, Reconnecting” and will include a host of international experts in psychology and spirituality delivering many diverse and excellent topics.

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Center Everyday

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While most focus on the classic techniques of yoga and meditation to center themselves, there are in fact many alternative ways to center your mind through our day-to-day routines and by just getting closer to nature.

In our daily routines you can accomplish the goal by fully focusing on the task at hand. Whether playing with your children, undertaking a hobby, playing music, or simply doing the dishes; directing your utmost attention to the space and time before you brings you closer to the moment, others, and yourself. You will become more centered and peaceful.

Being in and around nature accomplishes the same goal (see for yourself via studies like this: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0013935118303323 ).

Some of my favorite nature-focused activities include;

— Rock Balancing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZF62fI3KK5s

— Sand Art: http://www.sandcircles.co.uk/latest.php

— Forest Bathing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stuZaKB9j7I

— Bonsai: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEGevD5jd64

— Walk in a Labyrinth: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/walk-worlds-meditative-labyrinths-180957823/

— Nature and the Meaning of Life: Walk in nature and listen to this VDO on the Meaning of Life:
http://jinnuablog.com/index.php/2018/02/11/answers-ti-lifes-biggest-questions/

— Visit the Heart of the Universe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4916WU7fOiA

Rock balancing image courtesy Michael Grab