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By: Emily Horn
By: Vince Horn
Emily Horn teaches us how to recognize, accept, investigate, and not identify with our anger.
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Learn to notice the first category of mindfulness, body sensations.
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In this practice you'll be noticing what you're sensing in real-time as you drive.
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Learn to notice what's included in the 3rd category of mindfulness, mind states.
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Learn to identify the pleasant, unpleasant, and/or neutral charge associated with body sensations.
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The purpose of this meditation is to mindfully investigate the field of experience we call our bodies.
In this meditation we'll be developing a mobile form of mindfulness as we walk outside.
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In this meditation we will focus on developing a steadiness of mind and a grounded sense in the body so we can reduce overwhelm in a stimulating environment.
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In this meditation we'll be connecting with the sensations of breath in our body, and learning to sustain mindful attention with the breath.
A Buddhist model of the basic phenomenon that make up our experience, including seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, touching/feeling, & thinking.
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In this meditation we'll use the formal practice of walking to deepen our consistency and experience of mindfulness.
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In this practice we'll work on expanding the field of attention to include the sensory experience of thought.
In this meditation we'll start by focusing on the breath and gradually open to include our whole and direct experience of sitting.
Learn to notice the fourth categories of mindfulness, thoughts, including 1) internal sense impressions & 2) storylines.
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In the expanding the field technique we begin our investigation with the breath, and then progressively open to include more and more of our experience.
In this technique, we suggest working through the following sequence one by one, starting with Breath, then moving to Body, Emotions, Thinking, and finally to all of our Experience.
There are 2 meditations recorded for each phase, one that is 10 minutes long and another version which is 30 minutes long. The main difference is that the 30 minute version goes into slightly more depth with the instructions, and gives more time for exploring the practice.
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In this meditation we'll be focusing on practicing mindfulness in the standing posture.
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In this meditation we will pay particular attention to the qualities and thoughts of procrastination, so that you can become familiar with this as an aspect of the creative process.
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In this meditation we will aim to settle our minds and soften our hearts in preparation for participating in a meeting.
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In this model we look at experience through the prism of body sensations, charge, mind states, & thoughts.
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In this meditation we will focus on calming the mind and body so that we can recharge and continue our work.
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