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Labelling the thoughts is one of the key mindfulness meditation practices that I teach as a foundation for mindfulness meditation in The Meditation Course.
This is a recording of a live-streamed class from The Loving Awareness Meditation Course -
The Meditation of No Meditation is partly a meditation and partly an experience of Mindfulness. It is a window into a present moment that isn’t crowded with repetitive thoughts, memories, anxieties, tasks, priorities, worries and all the other baggage of the 21st century.
Mindfulness is “The undistracted awareness of the experience of the present moment.” - My definition.
The attributes of the Meditation of No Meditation are:
- It is entirely frictionless for most new meditation students.
- It can be done almost anywhere and at any time.
The Meditation of No Meditation is a simple listening exercise that has elements of meditation in it, along with elements of mindfulness.
The Meditation of No Meditation isn’t a traditional mindfulness meditation and it won’t build mindfulness like the key mindfulness meditation practices such as 'following the breath' do, but if we follow the Way of No Meditation, practicing it the way I will explain, will help you to build a regular practice! Once you have a regular practice, adding to it becomes possible for even the busiest people. This is a science backed habit formation technique known as Habit Stacking. Once we have one good habit in place, we can amend it or add other new habits to it.
To find out more about The Meditation Course, visit our website at: https://www.meditationcourse.live/
This is a recording of a live-streamed class from The Loving Awareness Meditation Course -
We all have a collection of memories of our difficult past experiences. These can stay with us for a lifetime. Sometimes these experiences can build up and become a very real burden that is unhelpful for our happiness. There are a number of ways that students of meditation can release their emotional baggage. Compassion, gratitude and self-compassion are key practices that I teach regularly. At the heart of these practices is the self-compassion meditation which consists of three statements.
This is a recording of a live-streamed class from The Loving Awareness Meditation Course -
Counting the breaths is an ancient mindfulness meditation technique.
This is a recording of a live-streamed class from The Loving Awareness Meditation Course -
A guided version of the following the breath meditation.
We have an alternative to being ruled by random thoughts.
There is a neutral place, the breath in the present moment, where we can find a refuge from the stresses of everyday life.
We learn all of this in the best and simplest way. Gentle repetition trains our mind to return to the present moment from wherever it has taken us.
This is a recording of a live-streamed class from The Loving Awareness Meditation Course -
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