Meditation has been practiced by monks and mystics in many religions across history and geography. Traditionally, it has been seen as a path to enlightenment, a means to develop divine intuition, a way to commune with a deity, and other spiritual pursuits.
Practice has been given a bit of a bum rap. Whether it’s sports of some kind, one of the arts, or any other discipline of the mind or body, we often expect the impossible out of practice. That is, we expect to be made perfect at the pursuit. Or at
Have you tuned into a similarity of language in many voice-guided meditations? Let’s consider how these phrases are designed to serve and support your meditation practice. And how you can benefit from the truest, highest purpose of any style of meditation.
Even if you have just 5 minutes to relax, doesn’t it feel great? There are days when you can relish a 5-minute break as though it were a mini-vacation. But with meditation – how long is long enough? What if you have just 1 minute? Can you experience benefits from
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