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Tag "meditation"
5- Minute Metta (Lovingkindness) Meditation for Beginners
Metta means positivity, love, and kindness and practicing this type of meditation is easy and great for beginners. Metta meditation can be a very powerful healing tool; creating good feelings
Clear Mind Full
Are we supposed to clear the mind? Or fill the mind with mindfulness? Tricky questions. Great perspective on mind control and presence…
Fall Reboot: 4 tips to stay grounded during this season of transition
Transitions, whether it be from season to season or just lazy summer days to the craziness of school, can bring challenges.
We tend to feel scattered, ungrounded, and just ‘off.’ Our daily routine, and to a deeper extent, our goals, can be clouded by the anxiety that accompanies transitions and we can easily lose track of what’s important to us. Here are 4 tips for a Fall Reboot –
A Dozen Ways Meditation Can Benefit You Right Now
Whatever the question, meditation is the answer!
Are You a Terrible Meditator and Can You Fix the Problem?
Several years ago talk show host Michael Feldman of the NPR show “Whad’Ya Know ” was interviewing author and The New York Times columnist Patricia Marks. Marks said she paid
3 Reasons to Start A Meditation Practice Today
Meditation has many benefits. If you haven’t tried, maybe these 3 reasons will entice you!
7 Easy Ways to Calm Your Mind
The world is a stressful place. If you don’t know how to manage your stress, you’ll end up absorbing all the negative energy in your surroundings. Here are 7 ways to keep calm and carry on.
10 Ways to Celebrate National Meditation Month
May has been designated National Meditation Month. If you’ve been wanting to meditate or if you’ve had a desire to do more meditation, this is the month to start. Here
Meditating at the Banteay Srei in Cambodia
For some of us, Yoga is a private communication of who we are and what we are. Meditation is an integral part of this communication. Up until now, I would
We Are Not Our Thoughts
Thoughts arise and we grab hold of them. We generate other thoughts in response to that one, perhaps embellishing our thought in pursuit of something we desire, or perhaps changing
