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Practicing the Mindfulness Communication Technique (MCT)

The Mindfulness Communication Technique (MCT) is based on the execution of completed communication cycles.

Communication cycles are nothing new and have been around for long time. A completed communication cycle is what makes the MCT so powerful. MCT’s are basically a formal way of communicating and relating, so that these communication cycles can come to completion. With each completed communication cycle the mind is quieted. When the mind is clear, the mind is at peace and when the mind is at peace the world is at peace too. Read more

Turning Down The Noise – Meditation Retreat

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A One-Day Meditation and Mindfulness Communication Retreat with Greg Clowminzer

March 22, 2014
9:00am – 5:00pm
Private Residence Carmel Valley (San Diego)

Turning Down The Noise is a one-day meditation retreat, where people from diverse backgrounds have the opportunity to practice meditation, contemplation and authentic communication as a way to quieting your mind and supporting you in developing a greater sense of self-awareness. Read more

Waking Up Together: The Mindfulness Communication Technique

What is the Mindfulness Communication Technique?

It’s a simple, partnered practice for waking up to the nature of life and your own wisdom, so you can move yourself beyond the problems or concerns of daily life.

MCT’s are an opportunity to gain insights, clear up misunderstandings and deepen your understanding of Three Universal Principles underneath all human experience.

The MCT technique looks simple enough with two people sitting in chairs or on pillows on the floor facing each other a few feet apart. The practice can be difficult to achieve. It is not a conversation or social encounter.

The MCT practice is a process of completing communication cycles and listening without judgment. The listening partner must try to remain neutral so that the active partner is left free to be either positive or negative. They need this relationship freedom to reclaim their natural internal freedom – to help them discover their own truth and tap into their own inner wisdom. Read more