Learning Neelakantha Meditation

Neelakantha Meditation is easy to learn and practice. It is a seated, eyes-closed practice that uses a mantra. It does not require that you have any particular beliefs, any previous study, or any specific background in order to learn and practice it. Many people who have had difficulty meditating in the past are surprised at how easily and deeply they can meditate after learning Neelakantha Meditation.

When you learn Neelakantha Meditation, you will learn not just the practice, but also some of the greater theoretical context behind that practice. Knowing the theory of the practice will support and guide your own ongoing practice—and as you practice over time, it also helps you understand the theory of the practice more fully.

A Formal Process

Learning Neelakantha Meditation is a formal process, and it usually takes place over two or three days:

Part 1:

  • Essentials of the practice

  • Initiation (formal personal instruction)

  • About 2 hours

Part 1 introduces you to the basics, and then you will meditate at least once or twice on your own before the instruction continues.

Part 2:

  • Theory of the practice

  • Establishing a regular practice

  • Questions

  • About 2 hours

Part 2 topics can be covered in one day with breaks, or over two separate days as suits scheduling needs.

After part 2, we will also plan a 30-minute check in to occur within 1-2 weeks after your initiation.

In these two or three days of instruction, you will learn everything you need to know to be self-sufficient in your practice and have a meditation practice that will benefit you for the rest of your life!

Getting Started

If you are interested in learning Neelakantha Meditation, please contact me to schedule an initial 20-30 minute conversation in which I can answer any questions you have and we can ensure the practice sounds right for you.

Ongoing Support

Initiates also receive ongoing support in the form of teleseminars and access to an online library of resources and FAQs provided by Blue Throat Yoga. If you find you want to learn yet more, there are advanced courses and levels of practice available through Blue Throat Yoga. You will also be eligible to attend Blue Throat Yoga’s Vibrating Silence retreats, a wonderful opportunity to deepen your practice and meet other people practicing Neelakantha Meditation.

Of course, all of these additional support and study opportunities are optional. You have no obligation to engage in teleseminars if your schedule and life-focus does not lead you there.