Author: walkingmeditation.ch

I've been practicing buddhist meditation for 15 years now (Zen / Vipassana / Thich Nhat Hanh) and I've been teaching it for more than 10 years. In 2014 I wrote and published the book "Gehmeditation im Alltag" (Walking Meditation In Everyday Life) in German which was published in 2015 also in Italian. I'm currently working on an English translation. I live and work in Ticino/Switzerland and in Italy teaching meditation and transformation in courses, seminars and individual therapy-sessions live and online. I am a "transformational therapist according to Robert Betz" and I offer this kind of therapy in English, Italian and German in my hometown of Lugano/Switzerland or on the phone or by Skype/Facetime to everybody who's interested. I deeply believe in the transformational therapy by Robert Betz because I experienced its effectiveness on myself and saw impressive changes in many of my clients. I therefore also added this component of emotional and energetic transformation to my buddhist meditation practice and teaching by the use of guided visualized meditations. I called this combination of buddhist meditation with emotional transformation TALO: "Transformation through Awareness and Love". You cand find out more about TALO on this website and you can learn sistematically how to practice it for yourself in the TALO-Meditation Academy. You can book transformational therapy-sessions here and get information about the ancient budhist practice of walking meditation in everydaylife-situations. I hope you enjoy all this and I thank you in advance for any kind of feedback. Volker Winkler
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2019 – The year of the flow

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2019 – The year of the flow
The coming year will surely give you what you need – but maybe not what you want.
 
Many people are caught in their ideology of what’s right and what’s wrong today. Get out of that by getting in touch with your body and your breathing, by getting in touch with the Now, by getting out of your “no” and into the flow.
 
And simply enjoy being there even while others still keep throwing their “no” at everybody else. The flow doesn’t mind – so you shouldn’t either.
 
It’s simple to be happy. It’s a question of being out of control and completely in charge. It’s the question of being in the flow or not. It’s easy if you are and it’s hard if you’re not.
 
It’s as simple as that. The flow has always been simple – and forever will be.