$\"meditation\"$ Meditation is fundamentally and etherically\u00a0practical<\/i>.<\/b>\u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Meditation is an ancient discipline designed to help you learn to be more present in your life. It is an art that is practiced. It is something that we keep growing into, discovering, unraveling, and expanding to learn the gorgeous difference between thinking<\/i> and mindfulness.<\/i> Meditation resets your soul compass and reconnects you to your inner guidance. \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Meditation works best when you least want to. Part of the discipline of meditation is to sit whether you feel like it or not.<\/b> It is a training of the ego, to learn what I call, “sit and stay<\/i>.” In the stillness that this discipline entrains, a space of deep and growing awareness can be known. This is an enormous gift because you inner knowing will never lead you astray. It always leads you to the soul’s next step.<\/b> By setting up a daily practice, you are opening up a dialogue for an ongoing conversation with your soul.<\/span><\/p>\n

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