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    Anchoring in Breath and Body: Meditation with Sean Fargo

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    Sean FargoPublished November 23, 2022 · Updated October 26, 2026 · 1 min read

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    With meditation, we practice bringing the mind back to this very moment. One way to do this is by gently anchoring our attention to sensations in the body and breath. What is it like to be breathing, right now? It’s a simple question for which we don’t always have an answer, for the mind is often somewhere else. 

    In this guided meditation, Mindfulness Exercises founder, Sean Fargo, leads us in a mindful exploration of this present moment, just as it is. We’re invited to stay in the now by holding our focus on what we can feel with the body and sense through the breath.

    Listen in a safe, quiet place where you can be relatively free from distraction and connect with presence.

    Sponsored by our Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification: MindfulnessExercises.com/Certification

    About Sean Fargo

    Sean Fargo is a former Buddhist monk who founded Mindfulness Exercises and leads the Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification.

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    Speaker 1 · 0:01Welcome to the Mindfulness Exercises Podcast. In this episode, we bring you a guided meditation to add to your personal practice. So please find a quiet place where you can be free from distraction. Let's begin.

    Speaker 2 · 0:22So sometimes it can be helpful to take a deep breath or two. Softly, just to limit visual distractions. The belly bringing this spirit of gentle awareness to what we can feel in the body. Not trying to breathe a certain way. Sometimes with a sense of wonder or gratitude. Sensing into our breathing. Softness embody presence.

    Speaker 1 · 21:24Before moving on, take a moment to observe and reflect on how you feel. Notice what's changed in your body and mind. Notice especially any benefits you've received. What makes it feel like to carry these benefits into the rest of your day?

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