The Stillness of the Infinite: 18 Meditations to Deepen Spiritual Awareness through the Progressive Reflective Meditation Method.

In a noisy world overflowing with information, it is all too easy to become overwhelmed by a cacophony of thoughts and feelings. However, when we take a moment to be still and silent, we may sense a powerful field of pure presence, silence and stillness that remains clear, grounded, and undisturbed. This field has been given many names throughout the ages, including Spirit, Buddha-nature, and Christ Consciousness, or as Hamblin puts it, The Stillness of the Infinite.

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Anthony Oyo, Reiki Master and Author of Practical Spirituality - A Guide, chats with Mike Jenkins for the Hamblin Vision about his own path and shares his 3 top solutions to embracing your spiritual aspirations, without living in a cave!

Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) practitioner and author, Jeanine Hanneman speaks with Mike Jenkins for the Hamblin Vision about how her work in energy medicine began and why she thinks EFT is a powerful and practical tool to live a more awakened life.

Jack Morrigan in dialogue with Mike Jenkins for The Hamblin Vision about practical spirituality and navigating our life journey.

The theme of our Hamblin Vision membership magazine this autumn is Letting Go. The process of letting go can be very painful, especially when we have not freely chosen to do so but have been forced into a position of having to let go by circumstances beyond our control.

Henry Thomas Hamblin would have leant a compassionate ear to our natural human resistance to painful circumstances. In the life journey of this spiritual writer and mystic, there lay a profound lesson in letting go. It was not merely a philosophical concept but a transformative process that he experienced, understood and later shared with the world.

Poet and Creative Writing teacher Lottie Angell shares some personal experiences of looking for and seeing the good things in life even when our vision is clouded, or we are lost in the dark woods.

Marsilio Ficino, the Italian Renaissance philosopher, wrote in one of his letters, ‘All things are directed from the Good to the Good’. Victoria Willson, one of the trustees of the Hamblin Trust, discusses this concept and how it relates to the teaching of HT Hamblin.