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April 12, 2020
Mindfulness of the Present Moment Without Any Goals. It’s important to not fixate on outcomes, But rather to stay present for whatever is happening,

Here’s a Sample of the “Mindfulness of the Present Moment Without Any Goals” Guided Meditation Script:

In this exercise
I will share why it’s important to not fixate on outcomes,

But rather to stay present for whatever is happening,

Even if it’s not what we want or like.

Mindfulness is not about having some special experience,
whether it be of greater calmness, or relaxation, deep insight,
or even moments of freedom from pain,
all those may or may not be part of your experience in any given moment,

In all likelihood you will have many moments of profound calm,
of greater well-being and insight,
and probably much less discomfort and suffering,

Assuming that you stick with the practice
With a sense of ardency and commitment.

But in the next moment, as we have seen and will see even more,
whatever you are experiencing is likely to change.

Mindfulness of the Present Moment, Mindfulness of the Present Moment Without Any Goals

So as paradoxical as it may sound,
the practice of mindfulness for pain relief is not about seeking
or being attached to a particular outcome
or mental-state,
or body state,
however much we might desire it.

And that goes even for pain relief,
the power of mindfulness lies precisely in NOT being attached to any outcome,
even as you naturally and understandably desire one,

By bringing awareness to how you actually feel
In this moment,

In a visceral, physical way,
Without memories or hopes getting in the way,

You will begin to master the art of how to open to,
see clearly, and befriend what is actually unfolding in this moment, as it is,

Thereby allowing the natural alleviation of pain and suffering
To happen as efficiently as it can.

About the author 

Sean Fargo

Sean Fargo is the Founder of Mindfulness Exercises, a former Buddhist monk of 2 years, a trainer for the mindfulness program born at Google, an Integral Coach from New Ventures West, and an international mindfulness teacher trainer. He can be reached at [email protected]

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