Trauma-Sensitive Meditation Options, with Dr....

Eyes-open meditation can sound like the worst idea if you’re used to practice as a private escape. Then Susan Piver walks us through why keeping the eyes open may be the most direct path to mindfulness in real life, because you don’t have to “come back” when the sit is over. We t ...  Show more

“Namaste” might be the most repeated word in modern yoga, and also one of the least lived. Sean Fargo sits down with professor and longtime yoga and meditation teacher Jeremy David Engles to unpack what namaste actually means, how it traveled into Western yoga culture, and why th ...  Show more

This is a revised version of our original, most popular meditation. This version has different music, slower speaking and more silent time during the meditation. A daily practice of gratitude can help shift the way you look at the world around you in a more positive way. It can g ...  Show more

Develop your sense of presence and awareness with this 10 minute mindfulness meditation. In just 10 minutes, you can connect to the inner self and expand your awareness to the world around you. Mindfulness meditation is a powerful tool to improve focus, calm anxiety, and improve ...  Show more

Pain is not typically a desirable sensation, especially when it becomes chronic. The resistance and upset can make the experience worse. Pain is a message from your body and if you ignore that message, it will continue to get louder and stronger. By simply focusing on, observing, ...  Show more

In today's meditation, you will be guided to focus on the present moment, letting go of thoughts about the past or future. By centering your attention on your breath and sensations, you'll cultivate a sense of peace and mindfulness. YOUR MEDITATION JOURNEY DURING THIS WEEK'S SERI ...  Show more