Let loose
On a quest to find peace and tranquillity but struggling to quieten your busy mind? Dynamic meditation could be the perfect alternative to silent reflection. Discover how this active practice uses movement and sound to unlock people’s inner calm
Meditation can be a powerful tool for people experiencing stress and anxiety. But for some, silent methods only serve as a megaphone to those unwanted and often overwhelming thoughts. For others, it’s boring, frustrating and fails to allow for differences in attention span.
Dynamic meditation turns the traditional, passive discipline on its head. Instead, it uses a range of active movements and techniques to release pent-up energy and emotions inside the body and mind. Created in the 1970s by mystic guru Osho, the approach takes the distractions of modern life into account and is geared towards those who find it tricky to focus.