Meditation for the 99%

Meditation for the 99%

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Meditation for the 99% episodes

  • #21: How mindfulness helped me feel a little less lonely

    On this episode you’ll hear about what I consider to be the most important aspect of mindfulness. That is, non-judgement. Unfortunately, it rarely gets talked about.

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    9 min
  • #19: Why you put off happiness and how to stop doing it

    On this episode you’ll hear about how capitalism keeps us from fully being in the present moment, and how meditation can help.

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    10 min
  • #18: Admitting the cold, hard truth about mindfulness will set you free

    Here’s the secret about meditation no one likes to admit: it just reminds us of something we too easily forget.

    Contrary to all the hype about “mindfulness,” you don’t need to buy it, read about it, or go out and get it. (That’s capitalism for you.)

    No, you’re already mindful — right now.

    In this episode, you’ll hear what I think of that cliché word, “mindfulness,” and a powerful metaphor for how our minds work from meditation teacher angel Kyodo williams.

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    7 min
  • #17: The meditative writing practice that changed my life by helping me actually live it

    This episode is about writing, but it’s not for writers only. You’ll hear about my path towards becoming a writer and a writing practice based on meditation that’s sort of like journaling.

    Meditation for the Masses takes meditation out of faraway monasteries, expensive retreat centers, and Silicon Valley, and bring it to the things that matter most in our lives—work, relationships, and, especially, politics. This is mindfulness for the 99 percent.

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    13 min
  • #16: A 30-second shortcut to feeling less stressed out

    This episode is about a mindfulness practice that sounds silly but can be a powerful way to handle a stressful situation. It’s called “soft belly meditation,” and you only need 30 second to a minute to do it.

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    10 min
  • #15: Meditation is not therapy. Repeat: meditation is not therapy.

    This podcast is all about talking up meditation, but this episode talks it down a little bit.

    You’ll hear about something called “spiritual bypassing,” and why meditation, as much as it feels like it sometimes, is not the same thing as therapy.

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    9 min
  • #14: The rapper J. Cole knows more about meditation than he thinks he does

    This episode is about how the rapper J. Cole seems to know more about meditation than he thinks he does.

    You’ll hear how he describes meditation, what makes it different than prayer, and a powerful metaphor from the Zen teacher angel Kyodo williams.

    Read more here: http://jeremymohler.blog/j-cole-knows-more-about-meditation-than-he-thinks-he-does/

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    11 min
  • #13: I was afraid to teach meditation until I remembered that nerves were part of the experience

    This episode is about a concept that comes from Buddhism called "emptiness." You’ll hear about how I got started with meditation, my anxiety about being a meditation teacher, and why a flower isn’t quite a flower. Hmmm, this is going to get nerdy.

    Read more about this episode and emptiness: jeremymohler.blog/i-was-afraid-to-teach-meditation-until-i-remembered-the-nerves-were-part-of-the-experience/

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    15 min
  • #12: If you’re scared to meditate or think it’s for hippies, listen to this

    What do you imagine when you hear the word meditation? An Asian monk with a shaved head sitting a cave? A white woman doing yoga in her expensive condo beside a Whole Foods?

    Don't be afraid. This episode could be called Meditation 101. You’ll hear about the neuroscience behind claims about meditation and practical tips, like how to position your body when you sit and what you should do while you’re doing it.

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    18 min

About Meditation for the 99%

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Hosted by meditation teacher and political writer Jeremy Mohler, Meditation for the 99% brings mindfulness to the things that matter most in our lives—work, relationships, and, especially, politics.