Star Wars Battle Meditation นิยาย & เรื่องราว

He was going to lose control and soon if he didn't gather his wits. He snarled when a strong hand suddenly slapped onto his neck. "Let's get you outta here kid before you make a mistake!" It was Khan. "Okay," he said through gritted teeth as Khan lead him away, snarling at the crowd of people they had to maneuver through to get him out and into some fresh air. As soon as War was hit with fresh air, he breathed in mouthfuls of it, attempting poorly to cope with what was happening. With what the Moon was telling him, his body, his wolf...

NIRVANA I tried to meditate, but I was too distracted to focus. I could hear Knight talking to Zarah on the phone. I took a deep breath again, closed my eyes, and blocked everything around me. Breathed in and breathed out. Slowly, I challenged my mind to focus on one thing— my breathing when my mind went wandering. “Let go,” something in my head told me. I breathed out. I thought of the pile of wood outside, the smell of earth, the dampness on the ground, and the fresh, chilly air.

James smiled and said, "Thank you." Qusai asked, "What should we do next, James?" James glanced at the volcano before him. It was the perfect location for cultivation. As nourishing his physical body here would achieve better results, he planned to enter a closed-door meditation here for some time. After brief contemplation, he said, "Since I've already obtained a War Order, there's no need for me to take further risks. I plan to enter a closed-door meditation here and wait for the Thirty-three Stages Celestial Palace to open."

Her almost golden eyes were dull and there are black rings around its lids. It's the effect of the meditation, Kieran said. Meditating will require us to get a glimpse of the past users of our element in our family. As a Blood Star she must had seen so much. The Telekinetic Kryst sighed silently. I need to rest, Kie. This will be a long ride. He then shut off his mind and didn't let anyone, not even Kieran, from entering it. ~O~O~O~

I bid them farewell, watching them leave with a heavy heart. “I feel bad,” I whispered to Bell, who nodded in agreement. Returning to my room, I changed into my vest and spandex, tying my hair into a ponytail. I sat on the floor, closing my eyes and beginning my meditation. I needed to find some semblance of peace amid the tumult of emotions that had overwhelmed me today. Meditation was my sanctuary, a place where I could seek solace and calm my restless mind.

I turned to face him, knowing it was time to practice meditation, which I found incredibly boring. "Linda, you need to focus. The war had already begun. If you want to help save your loved ones, you must concentrate. Do you understand?" I released a resigned sigh, coming to terms with my destiny to undergo training with Marcellus. The prospect of summoning visions of the future at will did not enthrall me, yet training for such an ability appealed even less. Still, the moon goddess had her motives for entrusting me with this gift. Positioned on a soft cushion, my legs folded into a pretzel, I shut my eyes, blocking out every sound except the distant murmur of the river. My mind homed in on t

He tried to brace himself for the excruciating agony of being entered. "Watch me." The fat one motioned to the younger alien at his side. Murry closed his eyes and searched for anything to think about that wasn't the alien between his stretched open legs. When he was younger, his mother taught him meditation to still his mind. She pushed the quiet contemplation on him when he was raging at his inability to talk. She used guided mediation when he was a child. As he got older, they did yoga, and he sat in nature trying to silence his turbulent frustrated feelings.

“Ignore him. Let's focus on something else.” “Like?” Odessa cocked her eyebrows. ***** “Is this your idea of fun?” Odessa scowled. “I never said it would be fun.” Sunitra shrugged. The werewolf princess rolled her eyes, the water orb floating in the air following her gaze. “Concentrate.” Odessa closed her eyes and took a deep breath, her shoulders relaxing as she exhaled. She'd been practicing meditation all by herself every night, learning how to let go and not let go at the same time.