Longing for Freedom: A conversation with Tara Brach and Lama Rod Owens

Longing for Freedom: A conversation with Tara...

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The Wings of Awakening – Self-Honesty & Love

When we struggle with fear, shame, or feelings of unworthiness, we often add another layer of suffering by judging ourselves for what we feel. These deeply conditioned patterns of self-criticism can keep us caught in a trance of separation, unable to recognize the goodness and lo ...  Show more

Meditation: Arriving in Open Presence (18:24 min)

In this guided meditation, Tara Brach invites us to settle into the stillness of the present moment and rediscover the open, awake awareness that is always here. Through gentle attention to the breath, body, and heart, we begin to soften, release tension, and experience a deeper ...  Show more

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