
Taking Refuge in Awareness with Phillip Moffitt
Phillip Moffitt, a teacher at Spirit Rock Meditation Center and the author of Dancing with Life, guides this recording on taking refuge in awareness.
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Phillip Moffitt, a teacher at Spirit Rock Meditation Center and the author of Dancing with Life, guides this recording on taking refuge in awareness.
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Sean Fargo leads a guided mindfulness meditation for noticing our present-moment experience of the physical body and the emotional body.
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Sean Fargo leads a guided self-compassion meditation for befriending the body, the emotions, and the spirit.
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Sean Fargo leads a guided mindfulness of breathing practice for noticing the breath as it is felt in the body.
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Sean Fargo leads a guided mindfulness meditation that brings gentle, caring awareness to the sensations within the head.
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Sean Fargo leads a guided mindfulness meditation for sensing into the head and neck with caring curiosity.
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Sean Fargo leads a guided mindfulness meditation for bringing kind awareness to what this breathing body feels like in this moment.
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What do you notice when you give your body the fullness of your presence? What is it like to simply be in the body? Sean Fargo leads a guided mindfulness meditation inviting us to tune into the physical body with curious, gentle awareness. It is a practice of being with what is present in our body with kindness.
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Can you tune into your heart with a sense of caring curiosity? What is present in your heart in this moment? Sean Fargo leads a guided meditation to enhance loving acceptance of whatever is present in the heart right now.
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Each breath is brand new and each breath is an opportunity to get curious. Sean Fargo leads this mindful breathing meditation with an emphasis on bringing curiosity to the way that the breath moves through the body in each moment.
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Sean Fargo leads a guided meditation to explore the expanding dimension of time. Can we explore each moment as something brand new? Can we take in each moment with a sense of awe and wonder?
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Sean Fargo leads a guided mindfulness meditation that invites caring curiosity and may help us tune into contentment for simply being.
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We all experience shame and self-judgment. Rather than avoiding it, can we turn towards it gently and with curiosity and compassion? Sean Fargo leads this guided meditation on shame, which may help us establish a new relationship with this difficult emotion.
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Sean Fargo guides this mindfulness of breathing meditation, a standard practice of resting your attention on the sensations of the breath.
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Is there a place inside of you – some area of your body – that feels safe to settle into? Sense into this place of refuge with care and curiosity before noticing if this sense of safety expands within the body.
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There are seven directions we can feel into to increase our felt sense of what is within and around us. Sean Fargo leads a guided meditation that explores all of the seven directions.
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Gil Fronsdal leads a Guided Meditation Dharmette: Is That So? He tells a story about a priest who did not get wrapped up about what people think about him.
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Gil Fronsdal leads a Guided Meditation Dharmette: Resolution to Present Details. In Mindfulness, to be resolved, to be present attentively for details.
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Gil Fronsdal leads a Guided Meditation Dharmette: Windless Days. Walking in a windy day it’s almost second nature to be leaning towards the wind.
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Gil Fronsdal leads a Guided Meditation Dharmette: Knowing Noting and Calm. Thich Nhat Hanh said if challenging sea conditions if one person remains calm…
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Gil Fronsdal leads a Guided Meditation The Space Between. In meditation practice sometimes we discover space can be inspiring, physically or in thoughts.
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Gil Fronsdal, a teacher at the Insight Meditation Center in Redwood City, California, gives this short talk (a dharmette) on responses and reactions. He suggests the only thing we ever really possess is our responses.
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Gil Fronsdal, a teacher at the Insight Meditation Center in Redwood City, California, gives this short talk (a dharmette) on resolve and allowing, and on how to know which is skillful in the moment. He calls resolve a beautiful quality of the heart and mind.
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Gil Fronsdal, a teacher at the Insight Meditation Center in Redwood City, California, gives this short talk on the positive states that can come along in meditation, such as a sense of peace, well-being, and joy.
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Gil Fronsdal, a teacher at the Insight Meditation Center in Redwood City, California, gives this short talk (a dharmette) on practicing with imagination. He describes yes as an attitude of being present, being open, being there.
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Gil Fronsdal, a teacher at the Insight Meditation Center in Redwood City, California, gives this short talk (a dharmette) on tenderness: a feeling of the preciousness of our lives, the specialness of being alive and present, a tender heart.
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Gil Fronsdal, a teacher at the Insight Meditation Center in Redwood City, California, gives this short talk (a dharmette) on doing nothing. He says a big part of learning mindfulness meditation is learning to do nothing, which is hard for some people.
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Gil Fronsdal leads an Anapanasati Exploring the Breath. What is your relationship with your breathing? Very broadly, is it a positive, negative or neutral?
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Gil Fronsdal leads a Guided Forgiveness meditation. In preparation for a Loving-kindness practice is a practice of forgiveness. Forgiving is difficult.
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Gil Fronsdal leads a guided meditation on the breath as a fundamental practice for mindfulness and to familiarize the self to breathing, then to the body.
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In this meditation say “Thank you” to all the people, to all that is around you and part of you. Find and discover that in gratitude, you care about so much more.
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Has gratitude been unrecognized or forgotten? Your experience with gratitude can help to recognize where it has been present and unrecognized.
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As we struggle to find happiness, we discover the importance of peace, love, and contentment. Let us hardwire our happiness through this meditation.
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Marcia Rose introduces seeing drawing, an exercise that treats drawing as a form of meditative activity. “When we start to draw we begin to see.”
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Allow yourself to feel appreciation and gratitude with Gratitude Meditation. Help yourself to have a good mood by not worrying too much.
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Dr. Shauna Shapiro, a clinical psychologist and professor at Santa Clara University, explains how mindfulness practice can help us change, in this TEDx talk.
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David Gandelman a meditation expert and an exceptional guide bring you Grounded Silence meditation audio to help you experience mental calmness.
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David Gandelman leads a meditation about letting go of seriousness, seriously? Seriousness can be stifling to meditation practice, so, letting go can be beneficial because it opens wellsprings of joy.
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Sean Fargo guides this free two-minute mindful breathing meditation, a short pause to rest your attention on the breath.
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Sean Fargo leads a guided meditation to increase Loving Kindness. This meditation expresses the kind wishes from the heart, which amplifies to all you know.
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Sean Fargo leads the Opening to Gratitude meditation. This meditation teaches to appreciate the gifts, to be thankful while thinking of people close to us.
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Mark Coleman leads a guided mindfulness of breathing practice. He explains the posture and parameters of the meditation, including being relaxed and alert at the same time.
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Mark Coleman leads a meditation on working with your inner critic. In this meditation he allows a little judgment to be invited in, which is unusual.
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Sharon Salzberg leads a guided meditation- Mindful Walking. Before you begin a meditation, find a long room or a quiet park trail where you can listen.
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This is a soften, soothe and allow meditation- Working with Emotions in your Body by Kristin Neff. Choose a difficult circumstance. What’s troubling you?
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Ken Wilber presents the practice of hunger mindfulness in this video, including how you might take the attitude of an observing self.
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A guided meditation for inner strength from Boho Beautiful, for moments when life's challenges feel heavy.
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Appropriate Response founder Pamela Weiss leads a mindful check-in from the organization's Personal Excellence Program.
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A 14-minute guided meditation video of Alan Watts discussing his method of establishing a meditative state and reaching self-awareness.
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A 13-minute guided meditation from Boho Beautiful for the end of the day, filmed beside the River Kwai in Thailand and made to help you unwind before sleep.
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Brendon Burchard shares five ideas for managing and leveraging adversity: have confidence, keep perspective, schedule action, ask for help, and honor the struggle.
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Tara Brach leads a 15-minute guided meditation on widening awareness of the present moment, including the body, the breath, and sounds.
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A quick whispered guided sleep and muscle relaxation with a countdown, from TingleBelleASMR, made for relaxing before sleep.
Read moreOren Sofer leads a guided meditation of Gratitude. The secret of gratitude is that it can be cultivated and strengthened as a source of well being and inner happiness.
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Hot Air Balloon Ride is an all-ages guided meditation video that promotes peaceful and restful sleep in children through relaxing imagery.
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Joseph Goldstein’s 15-minute morning reflection gives three instructions: let go of the past, let go of the future, and let go of the present.
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In this talk, Joseph Goldstein explores mindfulness of knowing. To gain it, the first step is becoming mindful of the breath in the normal sea of the mind.
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In this talk, Joseph Goldstein explains how moods differ from emotions. Emotions arise from experiences and are stronger.
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In this talk, Joseph Goldstein speaks about metta and not clinging. He describes a mind that is not clinging as not agitated, and one that eventually attains nirvana.
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Joseph Goldstein leads a guided meditation that gives meditation instructions: notice the breath, know the breath, feel it while staying relaxed, and simply be aware.
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Joseph Goldstein leads a guided meditation on how to deal with afflictive emotions, among them anger, sadness, grief, and anxiety.
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Tara Brach walks us through a basic body scan meditation. Feeling tense, anxious, or upset? A basic body scan is a great way to get in touch with the source of these sensations.
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Tara Brach leads a guided meditation about Coming Back. In the coming back, the key piece is the quality or attitude that is attending. In mindfulness, this is something that resonates.
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Tara Brach talks about Working with Trauma. Loving-kindness creates a space for you. Bring to mind the people that love and support you.
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Tara Brach holds a Q&A session on the topic of Compassion. Let the heart soften and open, bring mindfulness attention to untangle the tangle.
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Gil Fronsdal talks about Being and Trusting in the Body, and about the risk of trying to solve our lives with thoughts alone.
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Sean Fargo leads a guided meditation on Loving Kindness. Metta or loving-kindness is the movement of love and sense of care towards others.
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How do we deal with anger, resistance and pessimism? Eckhart Tolle says the key is to catch what he calls the painbody at an early stage.
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A Wisdom 2.0 2015 session on how meditation and mindfulness may help athletes live in the present, play in the zone, stay mentally strong and reach peak performance.
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Learn how to bring up kindness toward yourself & use the power of mindfulness to investigate how you feel in Compassion and Investigation by Oren J. Sofer.
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Guided Mindfulness Meditation on Joy. Feel the joy within you & the space you’re in and the ones you love. Feel the joy in all things. Let yourself be here.
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A Dhamma talk by Thanissaro Bhikkhu, published December 17, 2014, on how we cling to our suffering and on looking at suffering in and of itself, starting with the breath.
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There’s always another level of balance and proficiency in managing your life. Here are five strategies to help you achieve it: Decide why you need more balance and what it means to you. What exactly would that mean to you – can you describe in detail what it would be like and feel like? Define […]
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Don’t let your fears take over, but rather dance with their different layers to make your existential ache go away. With Qoya, you learn how to savor life. Qoya is based on the idea through movement, we remember. We remember our essence is wise, wild and free. Using movement as metaphor and infusing movement with […]
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Qoya is based on the idea through movement, we remember. We remember our essence is wise, wild and free. Using movement as metaphor and infusing movement with meaning, the words wise, wild, and free are not only archetypical energies that we all possess, but these words also draw reference to the movement forms we practice. […]
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Qoya is based on the idea through movement, we remember. We remember our essence is wise, wild and free. Using movement as metaphor and infusing movement with meaning, the words wise, wild, and free are not only archetypical energies that we all possess, but these words also draw reference to the movement forms we practice. […]
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Be the light. Free Qoya movement rituals, with notes on the practice from Rochelle Schieck, author of QOYA: A Compass for Navigating an Embodied Life that is Wise, Wild and Free.
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