This is the last of a series of 10 guided meditations on training the art of being present. Each meditation in the series is about 1 minute longer than the previous one, going from 15 to 30 minutes. In this one, of about 30 minutes, you will gently experience what it means to just be. Letting go of all the ideas, all the thinking and all the attachments, we can simply be present to our fundamental spacious nature. Albina will guide you, leaving also some silent space. She is an Italian meditation coach, holding a Neurobiology PhD, who has been practicing Vipassana for many years instructed by different monastic and lay teachers.

This is the ninth of a series of 10 guided meditations on training the art of being present. Each meditation in the series is about 1 minute longer than the previous one, going progressively from 15 to 30 minutes. In this one, of about 28 minutes, you will gently let everything flow through your consciousness without attempting to grasp what you like or fight against what you don’t like and it is present now. Albina will guide you, leaving also some silent space. She is an Italian meditation coach, holding a Neurobiology PhD, who has been practicing Vipassana for many years instructed by different monastic and lay teachers.

This is the eighth of a series of 10 guided meditations on training the art of being present. Each meditation in the series is about 1 minute longer than the previous one, going progressively from 15 to 30 minutes. In this one, of about 27 minutes, you will gently let go of attachment to your ideas. Albina will guide you, leaving also some silent space. She is an Italian meditation coach, holding a Neurobiology PhD, who has been practicing Vipassana for many years instructed by different monastic and lay teachers.

This is the seventh of a series of 10 guided meditations on training the art of being present. Each meditation in the series is about 1 minute longer than the previous one, thus progressively going from 15 to 30 minutes. In this one, of about 25 minutes, you will gently embrace your thoughts, emotions and sensations in the body, thus training acceptance. This is done by witnessing how everything is always changing inside of us. Albina will guide you, leaving also some silent space. She is an Italian meditation coach, holding a Neurobiology PhD, who has been practicing Vipassana for many years instructed by different monastic and lay teachers.

This is the sixth of a series of 10 guided meditations on training the art of being present. Each meditation in the series will be about 1 minute longer than the previous one, thus progressively going from 15 to 30 minutes. In this one, of about 23 minutes, you will start to cultivate loving kindness, a very important quality of the mind that will be explored also in the subsequent meditations. Albina will guide you, leaving also some silent space. She is an Italian meditation coach, holding a Neurobiology PhD, who has been practicing Vipassana for many years.

This is the fifth of a series of 10 guided meditations on training the art of being present. Each meditation in the series will be about 1 minute longer than the previous one, thus progressively going from 15 to 30 minutes. In this one, of about 21 minutes, you will gently focus your attention on the quality of your thoughts: is there hostility or admiration? It is important to become aware of our thoughts and emotions, not to judge them, but to acknowledge them. Albina will guide you, leaving also some silent space. She is an Italian meditation coach who has been practicing Vipassana for many years instructed by different monastic and lay teachers.

This is the fourth of a series of 10 guided meditations to train oneself in the art of being present. The series moves progressively from 15 to 30 minutes. Each meditation in the series will be about 1 minute longer than the previous one. In this practice, you will gently focus your attention on the sensations in your body. This is a necessary step to start acknowledging the essence of what it is to be human. Albina will guide you, as well as leaving some silent space for reflection.