Embodied Meditation

One of the top findings in all the recent research on the benefits of being grateful? Gratitude begets gratitude. This week’s Embodied Meditation—our annual Gratitude Practice—invites you to cultivate it in a sincere and ordinary way by feeling into the ways your body supports and sustains you every minute, every day.

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The height of summertime heat can sometimes feel draining and depleting. And all the bright, hot energy can also fan the flames of agitation and irritability. It’s nice to know you can draw on simple movement, breathing, and meditation practices to cool down and calm down – we’ll tap into them in this {Re-Embodied Re-Play } episode.

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Still basking in the glow of last night’s full moon? Today’s Embodied Meditation helps you draw on its nurturing, illuminating power anytime—a perfect practice to do right in bed before you drift toward sleep.

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Many of us spend our workdays hunched forward and rounded in. This leaves the muscles in our backs—from our necks all the way down—over-stretched, over-stressed, weak, tired, and sore. Today’s Embodied Meditation is a 5-minute break you can take anytime, anywhere to open up that compressed shape and find strength, length, and space.

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The beloved poet Mary Oliver said: My work is loving the world. We’ll take that as our intention today and let this short practice of simple movement and meditation be a love letter – a Valentine – to the world. We’ll start by stimulating the space around your physical heart, freeing any congestion or tightness in your chest, shoulders, and upper back. Then we’ll allow the resulting openness and ease to settle into your body with some quiet meditation, letting the feeling to extend, ripple by ripple, out into the world.

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