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Last Updated on July 15, 2026 by Matthew Sockolov
Today’s meditation is a 30 minute vipassana practice. We’ll use the practice of noting to bring awareness to whatever is arising in our experience. The meditation starts with a few minutes of awareness of breathing, and we then open our awareness to the entirety of our experience.
Keeping the breath as the anchor, we sit in observation of whatever is arising and passing. This noting practice is inspired by the Mahasi Sayadaw method. It’s a bit gentler and less structured, but offers a helpful way to anchor in the breath while remaining open to other feelings, sounds, thoughts, etc.
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Last Updated on July 15, 2026 by Matthew Sockolov
Today’s meditation is a 30 minute vipassana practice. We’ll use the practice of noting to bring awareness to whatever is arising in our experience. The meditation starts with a few minutes of awareness of breathing, and we then open our awareness to the entirety of our experience.
Keeping the breath as the anchor, we sit in observation of whatever is arising and passing. This noting practice is inspired by the Mahasi Sayadaw method. It’s a bit gentler and less structured, but offers a helpful way to anchor in the breath while remaining open to other feelings, sounds, thoughts, etc.
Interested in building a regular meditation practice? Check out our free new offering, A Month of Mindfulness: Essential Meditations to Build a Daily Practice at https://www.themindfulcounselor.me/month.
Sitting Group: https://OneMindDharma.com/group
WhatsApp Group: https://OneMindDharma.com/chat
Individual Sessions: https://www.themindfulcounselor.me/consultation
Online Courses: https://www.themindfulcounselor.me/courses
Podcast Page: https://oneminddharma.com/podcasts/
Subscribe on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2X6FdH3W7dzr3Hg70Z8vgu
Subscribe on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/guided-meditations-talks/id1050712922
Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@oneminddharma
30 Day Meditation Challenge: https://www.themindfulcounselor.me/meditation-challenge
The post 30 Minute Vipassana Meditation appeared first on One Mind Dharma.