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    Sensing into Safety Meditation, with Sean Fargo

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    Sean FargoPublished September 28, 2022 · Updated October 24, 2025 · 1 min read
    Sensing into Safety Meditation

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    With meditation we can practice nurturing and growing a sense of safety for ever-present access to ease. Each of us has a memory, somewhere, of a safe place where we feel at ease, balanced, and welcomed to take refuge. This memory is stored in the body. We might feel a sense of safety in the belly, the heart or the hands, for example. 

    In this episode, Mindfulness Exercises founder, Sean Fargo, leads us in a meditation on sensing into safety. The practice begins with an invitation to check in and observe how the body is feeling in this present moment. Sean then gently invites us to notice where we feel a sense of safety. By placing our mindful attention in that space, we invite the sensation of safety to grow. 

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    About Sean Fargo

    Sean Fargo is a former Buddhist monk and the founder of Mindfulness Exercises. The online platform, which has shared free and premium mindfulness resources with over 3 million people worldwide, has now certified over 500 Mindfulness Teachers.

    Sean is the lead instructor for the teacher training program, a unique self-paced approach which invites world-renowned mindfulness teachers to share their insights and experiences. Sean has taught mindfulness and meditation for corporations including Facebook, Google and Tesla and for health and government organizations, prisons and hospitals around the world.

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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 just kind of sensing into the body. Either with your eyes open or closed. Or looking downward. Sensing how the body's feeling now. Noticing how we're holding ourselves. There's a part of the body that feels like we're kind of holding on or tightening. Maybe many of our areas of our body feel a little tight that we're holding on. Whether we're kind of leaning forward or back, left or right. This felt experience. Honoring what's here. Sensing into the safety, part of the body. Noticing how the sense of safety feels in the parts of the body where you feel safe. A sense of grounded safety to our experience for the rest of the day. Slowly opening your eyes whenever you're ready, if they were closed.

    Speaker 1 · 13:28Notice what's changed in your body and mind. Notice especially any benefits you've received. What might it feel like and look like to carry these benefits into the rest of your day? Consistent daily practice will help us hold on to the benefits of meditation for longer.

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