
Set a plan of action to start and thrive in a meditation practice unique to you. Explore the wide world of meditation to find your fit.
Explore meditation as relearning to see the world anew, cultivate a witness to your thoughts, actions, and reactions, and reconnect with essential matters to live more fully.
Join a 21-day meditation challenge that introduces a new technique each day, with up to 30-minute sessions, guided meditations, and expanding silent periods in a safe, welcoming space.
Discover the speaker's journey toward integrating meditation into daily life, giving time to explore inner awareness, and building a life map toward love, joy, and peace.
Start your 21-day morning meditation challenge and explore diverse techniques to find the method you will practice daily; meditate with community support and trust your intuition.
Begin with day one, this lecture introduces mindfulness as moment-to-moment awareness and observing thoughts, breath, and sensations. Commit to a minimal daily practice to build a sustainable 21-day meditation routine.
Join a guided deep blue sea meditation that guides you to breathe, float through serene underwater imagery, feel calm, and rest in the silence between thoughts.
Explore the space between thoughts through mindful breathing and visualization. Cultivate calm, peace, and gratitude as you learn to fall in love with the silent intervals.
Engage in a guided mountaintop visualization: breathe deeply, observe the clear blue sky and fresh air, and notice a cloud drifting as you heighten awareness.
Reflect on the benefits of meditation and set your intention for the practice in tomorrow's session.
Identify your personal reason for meditating and set a clear intention to energize each session, while exploring meditation benefits.
Discover a comprehensive list of meditation benefits, from reduced anxiety and stress to stronger immune function, improved focus, emotional insights, and a calmer, more compassionate, productive way of living.
Center yourself with a breath and intention, explore your senses, and ask why you want to meditate, noticing thoughts without judgment for two minutes.
Set and reflect on a daily intention during meditation, stay open to change, and observe how this focused, non-attached practice reveals insights for the day in the 21-day meditation challenge.
Visualize your embodied intention as a vibrant light that fills every cell with breath, cleansing non-serving thoughts and grounding you in the feelings of your chosen outcome.
Express gratitude for participation and invite learners to reconnect with themselves through tomorrow's meditation practice.
Use meditation to reconnect with your true self, revealing that your desires are already within you. Observe your thoughts, practice being, and cultivate courage in quiet space.
Observe your thoughts and become the observer, release judgment, notice fear and discomfort, and reconnect with intuition and higher purpose through silent awareness.
Explore observing your thoughts through meditation to access a universal energy, learn to be the observer, release blockages, and cultivate mindfulness and compassion as you align with your true self.
Practice moment to moment meditation by focusing on the breath, observing thoughts without judgment, and staying present as you cultivate stillness, silence, and mindful awareness.
Connect with your intellect, your essential self, and a field of infinite unconditional love to access wisdom, guidance, and your highest life possibilities in a two-minute meditation.
Explore how meditation energy shifts with mood, events, and group practice, echoing Gene Houston's idea of awakening to your life purpose and talkee as the realization of potential.
Thank you for joining today. Tomorrow we will explore breath work as part of the meditation practice, and I look forward to connecting again.
Explore breath work as a complete meditation practice that uses the breath as an anchor to calm stress and access inner wisdom. No equipment or planning required, any time.
Practice mindful breathwork by observing air in your nostrils and the movement of your chest and abdomen, staying present as thoughts drift like clouds.
Guides a deep, intentional breathing exercise to anchor focus in the present, release tension, and cultivate mindfulness by observing thoughts without judgment and inviting self-compassion.
Alternate nostril breathing rebalances energy channels to promote a calmer mind and easier meditation, supporting quicker relaxation and better sleep throughout the day.
Express gratitude for today’s session and invite learners who joined today to connect with their five senses in tomorrow’s meditation.
Turn inward to what inspires you and bring meditation into daily life. Practice awareness of thoughts without judgment, set empowering intentions, and notice beauty around you to cultivate reverence.
Cultivate present-moment awe by guiding attention through sight, touch, sound, scent, and taste, practice mindful observation of thoughts, and balance letting be with active meaning making.
Ground your meditation by noticing breath and senses, then imagine worries as bubbles that float away. Visualize meaningful objects that evoke love, peace, and joy to inspire daily meaning.
Explore how you can use your senses as sources of inspiration and joy, grounding breath, and expanding awareness by noticing your favorite sense, experiences, and journaling insights.
Deepen mindfulness tomorrow by using all five senses as the focus for meditation, while the instructor stays available in chat for questions.
Explore your five senses to deepen self-knowledge and heighten bliss through meditation. Begin a quick exercise to observe touch, sight, sound, smell, and taste and enter a mindful state.
Close your eyes, take a deep breath, and tune into your five senses—sight, touch, sound, smell, and taste—then observe objects you can see, things you feel, and sounds you hear.
Practice senses scanning through a guided mindfulness exercise that cycles attention across breath, sounds, body sensations, smell, taste, and vision, helping you observe, release tension, and relax.
Use your hands as a conductor of breath to feel, guide, and release energy through all five senses, synchronizing movement with breath to clear tension and foster compassionate awareness.
Express gratitude for joining today's practice and look forward to tomorrow's loving kindness meditation. Have a wonderful day.
Practice loving-kindness meditation, or Gompa, to familiarize yourself with thoughts, emotions, senses, and the mind. Celebrate awareness by noticing what's happening and rewarding yourself for this human experience.
Guides you through a breath-centered meditation that celebrates awareness of wandering thoughts with a smile, releasing dopamine and serotonin to cultivate joy, calm, and loving-kindness (metta).
practice metta meditation by guiding breath, releasing tension, and cultivating unconditional love for yourself, then extend loving kindness to others to foster inner peace and forgiveness.
Express gratitude for taking the time to practice and celebrate completing a full week of meditation. Prepare to pause and surrender to the moment in tomorrow's session.
Pause and surrender to the moment to begin your day with intention. Create a mindful morning routine to avoid rushing and set a calm, purposeful tone through the morning pause.
Begin your day with a morning pause: close your eyes, place a hand on your heart, breathe with gratitude, greet yourself with love, and notice your five senses.
Explore self compassion through self kindness, common humanity, and mindfulness of suffering. Observe stress without judgment, breathe, and offer yourself acceptance and inner wisdom.
observe pain to reveal your vision and transform it into your life purpose; reflect on the last few days, notice awareness shifts, thoughts, actions, and calm moments, then journal.
Experience three quick meditation techniques to bring daily awareness to routine tasks, break autopilot habits, and awaken, release, and harness Kundalini energy at the base of the spine.
Thumb each finger while whispering 'peace begins with me' to calm, then use Opana with 'I'm sorry, please forgive me, thank you, I love you' to open heart.
Practice a 10-minute smile meditation that grounds you in the present moment, cultivates gratitude, and focuses on the sensations and benefits of smiling.
Focus on your pulse, place your hand on your wrist, count ten beats, and breathe; listen to your pulse with gratitude and forgiveness as you return to your body.
Engage via chat to send questions or share insights, and practice today, then explore body scanning meditation techniques tomorrow.
This course is designed to be completed in 21 days to challenge you to begin, or renew, your meditation practice.
It features 40 different meditation styles, themes and techniques completed over the 21 days to get you started on your meditation journey. Each day slowly builds on the previous day by increasing the time spent in meditation and contemplation, so you can easily create a new and lasting habit of daily meditation.
It is ideal for you if you are new to meditation or if you haven't yet found a meditation practice that inspires you to practice. Because the best meditation practice is one that you practice. Let's face it, we are all different and there is no one style that suits everyone. It simply does not do you any good if you cannot find your unique style - the one most conducive to daily practice.
The sessions are intended to explore the vast world of meditation, and to learn to be the observer of what is happening, as it is happening, without the need to change it in any way. Meditation is not all about quieting the mind. It is about noticing the chatter first and foremost, and training ourselves to return to a point of focus, or anchor. The ability to notice the mind and distractions is meditation.
Doing this over and over again helps us gain greater acceptance of life as it presents itself, while increasing awareness of the thoughts that keep us stuck. This is what sets the stage to develop a passion for meditation as well as to awaken awareness of self and others.
I hope you enjoy this challenge as much as I enjoyed creating it for you.
Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions.