Living in Attunement Living in Awareness Living Nâm
Nâm is very simple and its Ethics are enriching. It is about the unconditional attitude of loving kindness, of involvement and of respect. Not conditioned by likes, dislikes and beliefs.
Nâm is a way of living that is not based on a belief or an ideology, but on a clear observation of how life appears to us within a whole of all that is living and beyond that.
Living Nâm proposes a skilful vocabulary and skilful means with which people, living in the environment that is shaped by the 21st century, can reach stages of optimal living.
We acknowledge life as it comes to us, and it is all right, because it is what it is and not different.
A Way of Living
The founder and living inspiration of Living Nâm is Yoginâm.
His life-long quest for the meaning of life culminated in Nâm.
Nâm concentrates in the Affirmation as an attitude without the need for something to be affirmed.
It is about living itself.
In Nâm there is no ‘sacred’ and ‘mundane’.
There is only living which embraces both.
There is a whole in which we share that is ever moving.
Inner Instruments
The Breath
“The only worship is the breathing In ongoing Remembrance with the Breath”.
The Breath is a fundamental instrument for Nâm Living.
The Breath is a statement of Now.
You are the Breath.
With breathing in you draw towards you the essence in which you exist as I/World.
With breathing out you shape that essence into your world.
HarpMood
What matters particularly in Nâm is not a philosophy or a method but becoming aware. The simple sounds of a harp are used as carriers of communication. Sounds bypass the mind. They touch soul directly. By experiencing HarpMood you may notice that something changes, without being able to put a finger on it.
Asha Meditation
What matters particularly in Nâm is not a philosophy or a method but becoming aware.
The simple sounds of a harp are used as carriers of communication.
Sounds bypass the mind.
They touch soul directly.
By experiencing HarpMood you may notice that something changes, without being able to put a finger on it.
Nâm Silence Retreat
The problem is not hidden in what you do, but in how you do it.A Nâm retreat of silence is a way of reprogramming the Habitual Programmes of Perception.
Silence is not the absence of words.
It is an attunement.
With such reprogramming you may gradually deal with life in a different way — a way that feels better and may eventually become your natural state of unconditional well-being.
Places
The Garden of Nâm
The Garden of Nâm
Asharum Amonines
Asharum Amonines
Books
The writings of Yoginâm are of a highly mystical quality. Over many years he developed a stand-alone terminology which culminated in The Book of Nâm. Nâm Thinking is linked to Nâm Practice.
Questioning
Some people are touched by Questioning.
This announces a turn-around in their lives.
The Questioning is an individual call.
It is intimate.
When accepted in Peaceful Acknowledgement, Guidance takes over.
You do not begin the endeavour to become better. You begin because more is expected from you.
NâmInside
NamInside is a living space to explore Nam through writings, talks and harpmoods by Yoginam, new content every week.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is LivingNâm not a religion?
Do I need prior spiritual experience?
Nâm does not require prior knowledge.
It begins with recognition and the willingness to observe living as it presents itself.
Are retreats and events open to everyone?
Retreats and activities are open to those who feel touched and wish to deepen their experience in silence and Attunement.
Where can I participate?
Living Nâm is embodied in its places of silence and retreat, and through its Inner Instruments.
How can I learn more?
You may read the complete texts, explore the Inner Instruments, visit the Places, or discover the writings of Yoginâm.
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