College is a time of immense growth, boundless opportunities, and, quite often, overwhelming anxiety. From navigating career choices to managing new interpersonal relationships, the pressure to “get it right” can be heavy.
βI want to navigate my future career well. I want to have better interpersonal relationships. I want to break free from the thinking trapped inside me.β
If you are a college student, you have likely had these thoughts at least once. Is there a way to minimize the trial and error of youth and step into the future with confidence? A feature published by Newswire highlights a customized solution: The New Mind Camp for college students.
π§ A Compass for a Happy Life
Hosted by the Human Completion Education Center and organized by the Ma-eum Su-ryun Club Federation, the 2016 New Mind Camp opened its doors to help students blow away the anxiety of a seemingly frustrating reality and a regretful past.
The 2-day, 1-night program introduces the mind subtraction meditation method as a compass for a happy life. Through a scientific and systematic self-reflection process, the camp provides the nourishment needed to:
- Transform a negative mind into a positive one.
- Turn future anxiety and fear into hope.
- Naturally improve interpersonal relationships.
- Change oneself into someone who can truly love themselves.
β¨ Real Results in Just Two Days
The approximately 20 college students who participated in the first camp of the year experienced these effects firsthand.
Many students revealed they initially arrived “half-in-doubt,” but felt their minds become significantly more at ease as the weekend progressed. Participants noted they didn’t realize their minds could change so profoundly in just two short days, finding it deeply meaningful because the camp provided clear direction for their futures.
π€ Expert Mentors and Diverse Programs
The camp offers happy encounters with various experts and professional mentors. The esteemed instructor lineup included Director Lee Kyung-jae (former CEO of the Korea Performance Improvement Center), Yoo Jin-woo (former lead professor at the Γcole Internationale de ThéÒtre Jacques Lecoq in Paris), Human Resources Development Consultant Kim Mi-jin, and KAIST Aerospace Engineering Professor Lee Duk-joo.
Participants engage in diverse, hands-on programs, including:
- Diagnosing my mind
- Mental strengthening methods
- Mind subtraction methods
- Healing dance and breathing pathway opening gymnastics
- Knowing the true mind and finding the answers to life
- Meeting with mentors
π A Mentorβs Perspective
The true value of the camp is perhaps best expressed by those who have walked the same path. Joo Ha-nui, a 31-year-old teacher who participated as a mentor, shared her experience:
“I always regretted my college life, which had no room to breathe due to worries about employment. After encountering the mind subtraction method, I also received great help in my job search activities. I am proud to be able to provide a good opportunity to junior college students who might be having similar worries.”
By taking a brief pause to reflect and subtract the heavy burdens of the mind, college students can clear a path toward a bright, healthy, and happy future without regrets.
π° About the Article and Organization
- Publication: Newswire
- Article Title: Starting a College Life Without Regrets Through Meditation, ‘New Mind Camp’ Held
- Published: February 16, 2016
- About the Human Completion Education Center: Established in 2012 as an institution specializing in character education. It aims to achieve inner peace through mind subtraction meditation and improve the quality of life, realizing a society where everyone is happy.
