Thriveapeutics

Dusting off an older concept that appears to have held up over time, lots and lots of time.

The Proximity Effect ... the closer you are to the resonance, the more it will become you. The 30-year anniversary of our 1st Blue Weekend at Delphi (July 6, 1994) is about to happen. You are invited to attend.

Dr. Michael Scimeca, Greaterness Coach, shares the top five things you are doing wrong and includes some bonus materials.

Michael Scimeca presents a possible first episode of Candles and Coffee, a podcast of dropping a boatload of truths for people who believe they already own the totality of truth. In this spontaneous recording, he presents a foundational concept, the fact that he is a creative who works with concepts, not with truths.

An energetic reset using theta sounds, resonance, and words.

An energetic reset

An Energetic Reset with Bill Laney

Michael Scimeca & Bill Laney cover an interesting practice.

A resource for conditioning an aspect of yourself ... the part of you that knows all is well ... always has been ... always will be ...

A conversation with Bill Laney covering Triads, namely the "Three Camps Solution" and "The Third Option."

Bill Laney demonstrates his morning ritual and speaks about Spacious Fluidity of Movements

Billy Buckley shares her organic enthusiasm for Thriveapeutics based on her few months of exposure.

Dr. Marc Senecal discusses Thriveapeutics and the concepts that have recently meant the most to him.

Amala shares her understanding of Greaterness Coaching and what works for her.

Bill Laney does a nice job presenting Catalyst, the first in a long line of Thriveapeutic practices.

Suggestions: Begin slowly. Feel your body. Feel the music. Allow the music to move you. This will facilitate a feedback loop where you and your body learn from each other. The Phases of a NMD: Part 1) Intention / Warm Up: Establish a Theme & Let the Music Move You (5-10 minutes) Part 2a) Initiation / The Dance Itself: Begin by Moving to Represent the Theme (5-10 minutes) Part 2b) Keep Theme and Gently Slow Down the Movements (5-10 minutes) Part 3) Integration / Stopping & Stillness (5-10 minutes) After the music stops, NMD is over. Stay in the silence for a while. After some time of being with the silence, begin “Practical Integration,” spending time being in the inquiry regarding how you are to move to get up. This consideration will help you stay in touch with your body and move in more conscious, coordinated, and deliberate ways. This form of intentional movements will be different, newer from the ways you usually move. This will help you integrate the benefits of NMD. The Music You Choose to Use for NMD: Part 1) Warm-Up Music (5-10 minutes) – Let it be more gentle music so that it supports warming up gently. Part 2) Initiation Music (5-10 minutes) – Play music that supports the theme. There are two parts of the Initiation. The second part of the Initiation (5-10 minutes) – Play music that continues to support the theme but also slows the movements down. Part 3) Integration Music for the Cool Down (5-10 minutes) – Play music that supports stopping and stillness. This will be more of a meditative type of music. After all of the music ends, stay in the silence for some time (5-10 minutes). At some point when you are ready to move, begin the practice of Practical Integration. If you are interested in experiencing a NMD, here is a 40-minute example. The theme of this specific NMD is "In-Touch-Ness," becoming more in touch with your body and your bodies messages and movements: https://rumble.com/v31ewro-neuro-meditative-dance-intouchness.html

Part 1) Warm-Up (starts at 0:00) Part 2a) Theme Movements: In-Touch-Ness (starts at 5:53) Part 2b) Theme Slow Down: In-Touch-Ness (starts at 11:17) Part 3) Integration: Stopping & Stillness (starts at 18:44) End of Neuro-Meditative Dance / Beginning of Silence (starts at 28:15) Stay in the Silence. At some point, consider "Practical Integration." To learn more about Neuro-Meditative Dance, check out this discussion: https://rumble.com/v31f2di-about-neuro-meditative-dance-nmd.html

A guided meditation by Michael Scimeca to the music of George Skaroulis. Below is a list of the names of the songs used, the CDs where you will find each song, and the time that each song begins. The link at the end will take you to the website of George Skaroulis. 1) Numinous (from Numinous) 0:08 2) The Light in the Dark (from Shine) 5:29 3) Blackberry Memories (from Blackberry Relaxation) 8:40 4) Waves (from Reunion) 13:16 5) Blue Night (from Reunion & Numinous) 13:40 6) Blue (from Sanctuary) 18:15 7) Rain (from Sanctuary) 21:08 8) Healing Waters (from Sanctuary) 28:10 https://www.georgeskaroulis.com

A guided meditation by Michael Scimeca to the music of George Skaroulis. Below is a list of the names of the songs used, the CDs where you will find each song, and the time that each song begins. The link at the end will take you to the website of George Skaroulis. 1) Numinous (from Numinous) 0:08 2) The Light in the Dark (from Shine) 5:29 3) Blackberry Memories (from Blackberry Relaxation) 8:40 4) Waves (from Reunion) 13:16 5) Blue Night (from Reunion & Numinous) 13:40 6) Blue (from Sanctuary) 18:15 7) Rain (from Sanctuary) 21:08 8) Healing Waters (from Sanctuary) 28:10 https://www.georgeskaroulis.com

A friend of mine once said I speak truth with a capital T. I was so blown away by that descriptive I asked if I could unpack that. Here is that unpacking. I recently looked for this conversation which was recorded on April 18, 2020 and found it to be interesting to say the least.

The first release of Thriveapeutic Communication Standards came out through a conversation with Bill Laney. During that conversation we touched on some important components, mainly the Three Camps Solution and the Triad or Three-Legged Phenomenon.

Neuro-Meditative Music (Theta Music with Words) used with a specific type of Guided Meditation designed to help the listener enjoy the benefits of Thriveapeutics through Active Stopping.

One of the more profound Thriveapeutic Concepts explains the importance of repeating a process in order to earn a specific result. The "Fork in the Road Phenomenon" builds off of the "Entitlement-Entrainment Scale." It also includes the phenomenon that "Love Reveals Anything Unlike Itself."