Are you accidentally doing
“monk” meditation?

Are you a monk?

Or are you a busy person who lives in the real world?

Are you aware that Buddhist mantras and meditations — plus most other meditations popularized today — were practices originally intended for monks?

That’s right . . . Buddha was teaching monks. His methods were intensely strict and extremely austere — all in keeping with an ascetic monk’s lifestyle.

Originally, Buddha did not even want women or laypeople to enter his sangha (community), but later he relented and permitted entry to non-monks — but only when they agreed to adhere to strict “monk-like” regulations.

Surprised? Go to any Buddhist writing. Read from anywhere. Who is Buddha addressing?

… Monks. Monks. And more monks!

“Monk-style” [sanyasi] meditation practices are specifically geared to promote a more passive, introverted, and reclusive state of mind — best suited for austere, cloistered, monastic lifestyles.

Prolonged practice of these “monk” techniques causes one to gradually detach, withdraw, and lose interest in everyday life.

In stark contrast, rare “householder” [grihastha] “Armor” meditation is highly grounding, and advised for people who want deep inner peace — along with the joys and outer successes of life.

Actually . . . most of today’s popularized meditations were derived from reclusive “monk-style” practices . . .

For example . . .

According to the Shastras (precepts of the ancient sages), meditating on the single mantra “OM” [omkara ka japa] is actually a monk technique — which is why it’s common even today among monks.

Meditation only on “OM” gradually creates more and more detachment and withdrawal from life, and thus is not a proper mantra for the goals of business people or family life.

Quite opposite to “OM” meditation or Buddha’s highly ascetic lifestyle, the majority of ancient meditation masters were actually socially-oriented people (with families!).

For wealth, success and serenity in the real world, these classic masters advised the people to practice blissful “Armor” meditation techniques — to support both their inner spirituality and their outer dynamic, active lifestyles.

These easily-learned “Armor” meditation techniques are far removed from any reclusive monk practice . . .

Our mission is to revive and restore the long-forgotten classic secrets of true deep meditation — teachings which have been lost in the high seas of today’s popular spiritual marketplace.

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The easily-learned OJAYA Deep Meditation technique supports the goals of families, business people, the arts and sciences, and those who want to enjoy and share happiness with others.

OJAYA leads to both inner awakening and outer achievements — the ideal meditation practice for business people who need dynamic, outgoing energy for success . . . or people who wish to enjoy the beauty of life and culture deep interpersonal relationships.

Just 10-20 minutes of OJAYA quickly recharges you with cool, calm energy, clear intelligence, and out-of-the-box creativity — all of which supports your relationships, goals and successes in the real world.

And . . . always remember:

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