Brussels Mindfulness

In this talk by Beate, she shares how our modern, individualistic lifestyle conflicts with the interconnectedness of our world and why compassion  is needed to heal yourself and the world. You already have the ability for compassion, and our shared humanity provides the ground for oneness and collective responsibility. 

In this meditation, guided live by Beate, we bring awareness to the breath in various forms. We observe and explore it in its different forms and feel it different parts of the body. When a distraction comes, we do not push it away but include it in the observation. everything can be there as it is. 

In this meditation, guided live by Beate, we practice the two wings of mindfulness: awareness and kindness. This allows us to tap into a deeper feeling of longing and what matters to us. We end the meditation  with an intention. 

This is a short meditation designed to ground yourself in an overall feeling of peace, contentment and love. 

Enjoy this beautiful lake meditation with Lorinda where we tap into a sense of deep inner calm through the power of visualisation.

In this meditation Beate invites you to become aware of what is present, to release any unnecessary tension in the body and to tune into your breathing. We then bring kindness to our experience  and send some good wishes to ourselves and others. 

In this positive neuroplasticity meditation we tune into our body. We notice what's there, in particular what feels good or neutral. We expand our gratitude to this wonderful body. Gratitude for all the richness in our life. We then tune into deep longing we might have and send ourselves love and strength. 

In this meditation we practice the three steps of the breathing space (AGE):

1. Acknowledging: bringing awareness to the inner weather pattern

2. Gathering: bringing your attention to the breath

3. Expanding: Feeling your entire body and the space around as you engage with the outer world again.

It can help you to better respond to a situation rather than to automatically react and to feel calmer.

In this positive neuroplasticity meditation we will develop a sense of gratitude by focusing on our approaching rewards system. We identify things that we are grateful for and get a sense of feeling grateful, followed by enriching and absorbing this experience.

In this meditation we bring our attention to something we do on autopilot all day- walking. We use the contact of our foot soles with the ground and the walking itself as a our anchor and walk slowly up and down. This meditation can bring peace to a restless mind and can be enjoyed outside even more.