
Movement Meditation Script for Presence
A movement based meditation practice for when we just cannot sit still, or for when we find it challenging to sit with sensation or emotion in the body.
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A movement based meditation practice for when we just cannot sit still, or for when we find it challenging to sit with sensation or emotion in the body.
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Enhance presence and mindfulness of the breath with contentment meditation. When content, there’s nowhere else we need to be and nothing we need to do
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Develop inner peace and contentment with this guided meditation on acceptance. May this practice help you find greater ease in this present moment.
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Recognizing What You Need. Part of mindfulness is recognizing what you need. See if you can respond in a way that promotes your well-being and freedom
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In this equanimity meditation script, we contemplate the eight worldly concerns. What do we tend to react to, and can we choose to stay centered and calm?
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Financial Abundance. Cultivate the feeling of abundance and see yourself as having already achieved abundance. See yourself celebrating your success.
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Impermanence Meditation. We cannot know the future. Anything can happen at any moment and our lives are so fragile and precious.
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Meditation on Life – and Death. Faced with the reality of death, what seems important? Consider how can you use this knowledge in your life.
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A feeling tone describes what you’re experiencing as pleasant, unpleasant, or neutral. A feeling tone can be attached to anything you perceive.
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Pleasant vs Unpleasant. Can you separate into parts, the sensation, awareness of the sensation, and the label you’ve given neutral, unpleasant, or pleasant?
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A free mindfulness ebook Rain on The Nile by Ajahn Amaro talks about people’s creative instinct, where it comes from and what it means in our daily lives.
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Ajahn Chah was a master at using the apt & unusual simile to explain points of Dhamma. Sometimes he would make an abstract point clear with a simple image.
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