Working with Physical Pain

Working with Physical Pain

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A conversation ends, but your mind keeps going. Dora explores why we replay social interactions long after they're over, and why learning to notice those mental loops can help us find a little more ease. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

Stop Asking If You're There Yet

It's natural to wonder whether meditation is "working." But instead of searching for a finish line, Dora invites you to pay attention to the small shifts already unfolding. What do you notice today that you might have missed a few months ago? Learn more about your ad choices. Vis ...  Show more

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