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Hello, friends. How are you?
We’ve been talking a lot about quiet in the daily meditations, so tonight I thought we could spend a little time with stillness.
Here’s a little something from the original sharing of this meditation:
Sometimes when things are shifting either in small or big ways, getting still is the last thing that I want to do. Maybe you too? But when I don’t want to find that stillness is when I know that I need it.
That’s not to say we shouldn’t move things through our bodies with actual movement, but that there is a balance we can find between stillness and wanting to run from things.
Stillness can help us see what’s truly going on, to act from a place of choice instead of reactivity. It can be informative. It can soothe some frayed edge feelings.
Of course, if none of this feels like it resonates, today’s meditation is still a lovely exercise in just being right here.
Thank you so much for being here. 💗 Take care.
(This meditation is from the archive. It was originally shared on 05.30.25.)
✨ I love to be with you in these meditations. If you’re looking for other ways we can be together and perhaps find some stillness as well, I invite you to find a session that calls to you, either online or in person. https://makespacemeditation.as.me/
By Kayel CarrollHello, friends. How are you?
We’ve been talking a lot about quiet in the daily meditations, so tonight I thought we could spend a little time with stillness.
Here’s a little something from the original sharing of this meditation:
Sometimes when things are shifting either in small or big ways, getting still is the last thing that I want to do. Maybe you too? But when I don’t want to find that stillness is when I know that I need it.
That’s not to say we shouldn’t move things through our bodies with actual movement, but that there is a balance we can find between stillness and wanting to run from things.
Stillness can help us see what’s truly going on, to act from a place of choice instead of reactivity. It can be informative. It can soothe some frayed edge feelings.
Of course, if none of this feels like it resonates, today’s meditation is still a lovely exercise in just being right here.
Thank you so much for being here. 💗 Take care.
(This meditation is from the archive. It was originally shared on 05.30.25.)
✨ I love to be with you in these meditations. If you’re looking for other ways we can be together and perhaps find some stillness as well, I invite you to find a session that calls to you, either online or in person. https://makespacemeditation.as.me/