A Year in a Life of Meditation
Meditation, as it turned out, was a better way to start the day than my habit of running, biking or even a physical yoga practice. Even after just a few weeks, I started my day calmer and more centered.
Meditation, as it turned out, was a better way to start the day than my habit of running, biking or even a physical yoga practice. Even after just a few weeks, I started my day calmer and more centered.
Transitions allow us to stretch and grow which is often uncomfortable and inconvenient. Old habits, ways of being, and even relationships may need to be discarded.
Growing through transitions with an imaginative learning posture puts us in place for deepening and widening the meaning of our lives, no matter our context.
The not-so-amazing development is that things always worked out. I was (and still am) willing to follow paths that seemed a little “out of the box” for me.
This post is the first in a series from my colleagues in Imaginative Transitions — a new endeavor in which I and three colleagues — Ivy Beckwith, Laura Gaines and Lisa Withrow — will assist organizations to move creatively through transitions.…
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This post is the fifth in a series exploring the practice of Drishti (focus on a particular point, traditionally in meditation or yoga poses). This is written by yours truly about a technique I use to inspire myself to creatively solve…
This post is the third in a series exploring the practice of Drishti (focus on a particular point, traditionally in meditation or yoga poses). In light of the extremely heated political and social debate occurring around the nomination and confirmation of…
This post is the second in a series exploring the practice of Drishti (focus on a particular point, traditionally in meditation or yoga poses). My creative friend and colleague, Rev. Leah Robberts-Mosser writes about how she maintains focus when life turns…
This post is the first in a series exploring the ideas of Drishti (focus on a particular point, traditionally in meditation or yoga poses). I’ve invited several friends from all walks of life to join me in writing about this idea…
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