My name is Laura Silva Quesada, and I’m the President of Silva International. After my father Jose Silva passed in 1999, I’ve dedicated my life to spreading his teachings across the world. If you want to learn more about the Silva Method and what it can do to change your life for the better, feel free to browse through my blog. You’ll find plenty of valuable information on the fields we specialize in, from meditation to intuition to healing. Enjoy, and may the rest of your life be the best of your life :).
You may often struggle to find a regular time to meditate and execute the highly beneficial techniques of The Silva Method Life program. We have received countless questions about finding the best time of day to meditate — and how to keep to a regular schedule.
In the video below, Laura reveals one simple, proven, and efficient way to make sure that you gain the full benefits of The Silva Method Life program — more than ever before.
Watch the video now to discover the secrets that Laura will reveal!
Hi Laura,
Thanks for your interesting suggestion.
In the Silva Method course it has been suggested to do the countdown deepening technique in the morning when you wake up and while still in bed.
I have done that several times and have noticed that I don’t go as deep as compared to when I am sitting with my back straight.
Have you heard that before? What could be the reason for that?
I hope to hear from you soon.
Terrence
Thank You Laura, I just love listening to you. And yes I have found that after a few weeks of things as my eyes open in the morning I hear my thoughts start out by being thankful and my mind list the things even as I have to get ready to get my son off to school and I have not begun to really see yet. Then as I sit at my father in laws my mind most days will plan out how I would like my sales to be and so on. Still need a lot of work on that yet, but my biggest plan is to sell my business properties even in this time and get out of debit and find what is in thi will for me to do. Again thank you for your messages.
Thank you, Laura. Your suggestion is actually taken from the far eastern ancient masters of meditation. The first time I discovered this method was a few decades ago from The Mind in the Martial Arts by Thomas Nardi, wherein we take advantage of the twilight consciousness.
There is also another rule of meditation according to the polarities of yin and yang which we experience throughout the day. Before breakfast and before dinner are ideal. A full stomach tends to attract the psychic force away from those areas necessary to achieve a controlled trance state. The human circadian rhythm is in direct alignment with the passing of the day…
This is the applied logic from Chinese medical theory of Chi Kung meditation used to program the psyche for greater achievement. I talk more about this at my meditation page.