Guided Christian Meditation Program with Teachings of Jesus Christ

Background of “Christian Meditation”:

Psalm 1:2 reads, “But his delight is in the law of the LORD, And in His law, he meditates on it, day and night and Psalm 19:14 reads, “May these words of my mouth and this meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, LORD, my Rock and my Redeemer.”

Biblical meditation is God-centered looking outward and upward to God rather than inward and is primarily focused on His Word. In fact, the Bible mentions the words “meditate” and “meditation” 20 times (18 times in the Old Testament and 2 times in the New Testament). However, it is important to differentiate between what the Bible means when it speaks of meditation versus what is generally called meditation today. In positive, Biblical terms, this is generally applied to how we should approach God’s Word. We are to take a passage (or several passages) of scripture and “meditate” upon it. This means that we “ponder” over and over what it means, and pray to God asking Him to reveal its meaning and how we can apply it. Our meditation upon God and His Word is an act of worship to Him, and through it, our ultimate desire should be to please Him not fulfill ourselves as is the goal of “worldly meditation.”

Jesus himself said, “when you pray, enter into the closet and when thou has shut the door, pray to Thy Father, which is in secret. And Thy Father which see it in secret shall reward thee openly. But when you pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do.”

This verse also struck a chord deep inside me, because after studying various New Age and Ancient Meditation techniques, I remembered using a “vain repetition” in the usage of a mantra, which was one of the “secrets” of their meditation practice. However effective or scientifically proven, in my understanding of the verse, coupled with several ceremonies, I believed it was against the word of God.

After coming across this verse, I immediately stopped practicing TM (Transcendental Meditation) and started searching for a true guided Bible-based or Christian based meditations in books, magazines on YouTube, iTunes and Google Play and found nothing but New Age butterfly and angel stories or robotic voices reading verses.

There were no Pastors, Ministers or Theologians talking about Real Christian Meditation. What flooded the marketplace mostly were angelic fairy tales and certainly were not Bible based. I realized that spreading the word of God was my main purpose on this Earth. After assembling the world’s best musicians in Tom Cassella of Ancient Orchestra and some of the best Christians I know in Reverend Frank Mullis, Author and Pastor Andrew Rappaport and my amazing family and of course inspired and quoted directly from the most translated book of all time and the greatest book ever written, the True Word of God, The Holy Bible.

We are proud to offer you REAL CHRISTIAN MEDITATION, The World’s First Bible Based Christian guided meditation program, used twice daily to fulfill Psalm 1:2.

Human life can be hard, especially when we look at the Bible’s examples of Job or Jesus Christ and all of the prophets. When we are down, we forget that many of the answers to our problems are within the nearly 2,000 pages of the Bible of this ancient documented text. It can be overwhelming especially when the solution to your problems feels like a needle in the haystack.

With the Real Christian Meditation Program we will be working with scriptures to address the most common challenges along with the life skills to face any adversity in life and matched them with scripture and a program which easily allows you to “meditate on it, day and night” and Peter 5:7 says, “Give all your worries and cares to God, for He cares about you.” Meditation or prayer do not automatically remove life’s challenges but by meditating daily in God’s word and promise of eternal salvation through knowing, loving and accepting Jesus Christ as Your Lord will fulfil Psalm 1:2.

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Love always and forever, even until the end of the world, in Christ’s name, Brian John Cimins