Free Meditation

Cultivating Intuition meditation

Jayne Walther

March 3, 2016

Jayne Walther will lead the Cultivating Intuition meditation. One good way to cultivate intuition is through meditation. Meditation helps you connect to your intuition. Through a guided meditation we will relax then explore our intuition by asking a question or soliciting a message. Prompting the intuition is not always needed if one provides good conditions for intuition to surface. Just sitting quietly can be enough to gain insight. Being present and aware of body sensations can also provide direction. Jayne finds that as an artist she uses her intuition on a daily basis, and through the years she has learned to trust its guidance. She teaches that intuition goes hand and hand with creativity. We are all creative beings, and we all have a sixth sense called intuition.

Jayne was born and raised in New Jersey. She always had a passion for art and nature. Putting that passion aside, she studied marketing and computer science at Fairleigh Dickinson University. She was a pioneer in introducing personal computers into the corporate world. After a decade of marketing technology in the New York City area, she moved to North Carolina.

In 1996 her interest in philosophy led her to study meditation, mindfulness, and Buddhist principles. Since then, she has taken and taught many related classes. In 2009 she was selected to attend the World Buddhist Forum and traveled to China and Taiwan.

Jayne views her life’s work as having come full circle. Since she first introduced personal productivity tools to the desks of so many to increase “doing,” she now brings personal awareness and the idea of “being” to our minds.

Jayne lives in North Carolina with a son studying engineering, an engineer husband, a golden retriever, a parrot, and a backyard full of wildlife.

For more information about Jayne’s contemporary fine art visit www.jaynewalther.com.

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