Part Two: How To Stretch Time

Part Two: How To Stretch Time

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BONUS Part Two Practice: Death Meditation

Written and read by end-of-life specialist, Alua Arthur, this meditation asks us to imagine what it is like to die, in order to bring about a deeper appreciation of being alive. It’s a life-affirming practice that’s best done in its entirety, in a quiet place where you won’t be d ...  Show more

BONUS Part Two Practice: The Well of Deep Time

Read by Kessonga Giscombe, this immersive and transformative meditation takes listeners back through time, and through the 4.6 billion year evolution of our living Earth. Experience a unique perspective of deep time! The Well of Deep Time was written by Stephan Harding and Robert ...  Show more

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