Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Dawn Mauricio (2024)

(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) We gather for two hours together the morning after Election Day, 2024, in large part to ground what we are experiencing in our practice and in community. We begin with short reflections from Sylvia and Donald, followed by short periods of meditation and then sharing from many of those present at the gathering, with i…

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John Martin, Kodo Conlin, Nikki Mirghafori: Three Dharmettes: The 5 Daily Reflections, Supports for Maranasati, and Forgiveness (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 54:17

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Nikki Mirghafori: Morning Instructions: Releasing into peace and intention setting through deathbed visualization. (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 56:01

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Kodo Conlin: An Exquisite Death (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 59:30

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(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) Moving aside from the notions of a good death or a bad death, we consider an exquisite death. The power of an encounter with mortality can set our lives in motion. How would we like to be companions for ourselves? In this talk we hear stories that changed Kodo's understanding of mortality, and how the Buddha accompan…

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Juliana Sloane: Finding Hope & Strength Through Compassion 1:01:26

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(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) Begins with a 30m meditation & is followed by a Dharma Talk. (Group discussion has been removed)Autor: Juliana Sloane

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John Martin: Maranasati Practice Instructions, Arising & Passing (Day 3) (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 55:04

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John Martin: Letting Go to Befriend Death (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 57:11

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Donald Rothberg: Being a Bodhisattva: Connecting Inner and Outer Practice 2 1:03:48

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(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) We begin with a review of last week's talk and exploration, on being a bodhisattva in our times. The theme was inspired by Donald's experience teaching two retreats north of Asheville, NC during Hurricane Helene and being inspired by the response of the retreat center, Southern Dharma, both locally near the center an…

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Frank Ostaseski: Don't Wait (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 1:19:49

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(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) Death is not waiting for us at the end of a long road. Death is always with us, in the marrow of every passing moment. She is the secret teacher hiding in plain sight. She helps us to discover what matters most. We don’t have to wait until the end of our lives to realize the wisdom that death has to offer.…

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Nikki Mirghafori: Morning Instructions: If this were my last breath, what would I want the state of my mind-heart to be? (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 56:30

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Nikki Mirghafori: Did you ever forget that you were alive and suddenly you remembered? (Retreat at Spirit Rock) 57:44

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(Spirit Rock Meditation Center) Mindfulness of Death practice supports us facing fear of death, living with intention and aligned with our values, avoiding common regrets at the end of life.Autor: Nikki Mirghafori

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Mark Coleman: Resilience in These Challenging Times 56:32

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S4E9 - Rest as Resistance 10:43

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The truth is, awareness of the world can be exhausting. Being in a marginalized body or being an ally to marginalized bodies can leave our nervous systems fried. We need to rest in order to remain resourced to continue resisting the very systems that oppress us. Not to mention, that under a capitalistic and patriarchal society, resting itself is an…

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S4E8 - Seeing Your Way 11:32

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Many meditators become attached to the idea that meditating must be done with the eyes closed, but how can we use sight - much like we've used sound in the past - as an anchor and a window into a budding self-awareness? Observing your body's responses and reactions to visual stimulus is a beautiful way to practice. Try it with me! • Guided by Dawn …

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S4E7 - You Are What You Are Looking For 11:15

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Whether it is peace, energy, love, kindness, understanding, or something else you are looking for, this meditation will help you find pieces of yourselves that already contain that which you are seeking. It's a practice in resourcing from within. Which isn't meant to eliminate the need for others, only to keep us feeling sturdy and in harmony with …

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S4E6 - Receiving Sound, Observing Self 11:25

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Sound is an amazing tool for observing our natural reactions and inclinations. Noticing how we physically receive certain sounds, what happens in the body when we can't seem to find a sound after the meditation we are listening to *told us to hear*! This meditation will use sound and the sense of hearing as a portal to observing the self. It will s…

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S4E5 - Self Diagnostics 11:14

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Sometimes a simple check in is incredibly powerful. This meditation will guide you through a little self-diagnostics check, to notice what is present in you in a precise moment. Doubt? Agitation? Fatigue? Practice saying "I see you! It's all good!" before diving deeper. Removing judgement allows us to be honest with ourselves and those around us ab…

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S4E4 - Returning Over and Over 12:01

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One of the most common misconceptions I come across as a meditation teacher is the belief that you need to be able to empty your mind or stop it from wandering in order to meditate. The practice of meditation is a continual returning from wherever your mind wanders to. This meditation focuses on that very fundamental part of every practice: Returni…

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S4E3 - Simply Settling 11:35

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Some days we just feel a little bit wired and unsettled. This meditation is a simple yet effective tool for helping to settle the mind, the nerves, and the spirit. In the meditation, I use the visual of a snow globe all shaken up and slowly settling. Think of this as *that* but for your mind. • Guided by Dawn Mauricio • Enjoyed this meditation? Rat…

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S4E2 - Leaning Into Support 11:01

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In a highly individualistic society that celebrates independence, it can feel hard sometimes to accept and embrace support. But the truth is, there is massive strength and freedom in allowing loved ones and our communities to support us. This meditation will tune into the ways your body and mind are resisting support as a practice in leaning into i…

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S4E1 - Navigating Perfectionism 10:29

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The body naturally wants to move towards balance. We don't really need to *do* anything about it. The mind however, often seeks perfection. This meditation will invite you to notice the way this mental tendency towards fixing and adjusting manifests in the body. The more we practice this, the more easily we can respond when we notice it happening i…

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Bonus Meditation - End of Year Reflection 14:00

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This meditation is part of my end of year rituals I do to honor the past year and to usher in the next year with connection, intention, and purpose. The meditation includes visualizing the year that is ending in reverse chronological order and letting any memories of whatever happened during the year arise naturally. Afterward, you can fill out the…

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S3E9 - Radiating Metta 10:44

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For those familiar with the practice of cultivating loving-kindness, you probably have done so through a recitation of phrases. Reciting phrases is just one doorway into this particular heart quality, and it doesn’t always work for everyone. In this practice, you’ll be guided to use images or a memory to inspire the sensations of loving-kindness to…

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S3E8 - RAINish 11:29

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The acronym RAIN - recognize, allow, investigate, non-identification - was created by Michelle McDonald and popularized by Tara Brach. Often taught as a tool to deal with overwhelming emotions, this twist on a more traditional RAIN practice is guided so that it can be an essential technique you refer to regardless of what your current experience is…

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S3E7 - Altruistic Joy 8:36

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Inspired by teacher Martine Bachelor, altruistic joy asks us to be joyful for others even if we may be not feel like it. In this meditation, you’ll be guided through a number of doorways into cultivating this heart quality. • Guided by Dawn Mauricio • Enjoyed this meditation? Rate it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and review it on Spotify and Apple Podcasts or share i…

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S3E6 - Felt Sense 9:58

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How are you right now? How are you really right now? Is it possible to go beyond the label, or concept, or construct of sadness or joy or busy and drop into the body? How does whatever you’re feeling manifest right now? Sensations are information! This meditation follows the thread of your experience back to an immediate awareness of what is felt i…

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S3E5 - Tuning Into the Body's Wisdom 10:04

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Tuning into the embodied experience of a phenomena–a sound, a thought, a sensation–can give us important insight into how we are feeling at any given moment. This meditation will invite kindness in as we practice returning over and over again to the most present sensations in our body. • Guided by Dawn Mauricio • Enjoyed this meditation? Rate it ⭐️…

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S3E4 - Put Down the Doing 10:35

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In a society obsessed with productivity and "doing" it can be really challenging to honor moments of stillness, even though these moments often hold vital wisdom for our well-being. This meditation is simple, yet can be challenging since. You'll be guided to put down the doing–seeking out the next instruction or thinking about the next thing to "do…

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S3E3 - Honoring the Elements 10:19

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Whenever an emotion or a sensation arises and we get caught in thinking that it shouldn’t be this way, what is happening is simply nature living through us, being expressed in the moment. Much like how the heat or the air in your body comes and goes, much like the expressions of fire and wind in daily life fluctuate and waiver, so it is that all th…

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S3E2 - Sidestep Compassion Overwhelm 10:33

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In a news-obsessed, 24-hour information cycle society, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of suffering there is in the world at any given time. Between the people closest to us, those who challenge us, and those we know only from a distance ... It can be a lot to hold. This meditation introduces a few sentences to help you focus…

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S3E1 - Your Go To Meditation 10:29

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One of the biggest barriers many people face when starting their meditation practice is the idea that they are inherently either “good” or “bad” at it. In reality, though, a lot of meditation is the practice of coming back over and over and over again. This 10-minute meditation, which is my "go-to" when I'm in a pinch, is a simple and yet effective…

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Whether you're just getting started with meditation, wanting to jump start your old practice, or looking to support your existing practice, Dawn Mauricio is here to help. Drawing on her decades of personal practice and years of study, you can find what you need right here. Season 3 meditations drop on Wednesdays starting October 12.…

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S2E9 - Steadying the Heart and Mind 10:26

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"Balance" and "ease" are words used interchangeably to mean equanimity, while equanimity itself can be defined as a steadiness of the heart and mind. In other words, it is the groundwork for freedom and compassion through wisdom. Like many parts of mindfulness practice, discomfort can't be bypassed to an equanimous state, however, practice helps to…

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S2E8 - Being With Overwhelm 10:32

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Anyone else feeling some overwhelm right about now? I'm finding myself in a new cycle of news addiction and the regular and constant exposure to it is certainly leaving me feeling anxious and overwhelmed. This meditation was originally created in one of my last cycles of overwhelm, and yet, it is serving me yet again. If you're feeling it, too, I h…

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S2E7 - From Painful to Mindful 12:16

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A natural human reaction is to avoid that which is unpleasant, especially anything painful. Like so much of mindfulness practice, the most immediate way in which we can find any sort of freedom is by moving toward it. Beware, though, because jumping into feeling pain without first establishing a foundation could alter your relationship to what you’…

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S2E6 - Choosing Forgiveness 11:50

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When sayings like “forgive and forget" are commonplace, being quick to forgive someone without ever really tending to your own hurt feelings, or letting someone back into your life despite your better judgment. For these reasons (and more), forgiveness can be a challenging and commonly misunderstood quality. Forgiveness doesn’t condone the past, do…

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S2E5 - Peace of Food 12:09

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Mindfulness is a simple yet powerful practice that can be integrated it into anything we do. So much so that even if you don’t have the time or space to practice regularly, you can find countless opportunities throughout the day during which you can be mindful. In this practice, you'll be guided how to eat mindfully, which suddenly creates at least…

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S2E4 - Increasing Your Tolerance For Discomfort 14:35

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As humans, we have become really good at avoiding what we don’t want to feel or experience, especially if it's painful or unpleasant, resulting in us (consciously or unconsciously) spending a lot of our time running away from perceived or future pain. What then happens is our past pains start to dictate our future. Although that might be true in ma…

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S2E3 - Love Your Many Sides 20:23

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Some days, the thought of loving ourselves can feel impossible, while other days it can feel selfish, leading us to offer love to others instead of ourselves. But it’s imperative that we start with ourselves, much like how we are told in an airplane to secure our own oxygen mask before helping others. This meditation, inspired by Susan Piver, is a …

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S2E2 - Neck Stretch 7:27

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Maybe it's stress and anxiety, maybe it's prolonged periods of looking down at our devices. Regardless of the reason, many of us have tense neck and shoulders. With sustained and consistent practice, mindfulness can act as a preventative tool, cueing you to adjust your posture and to manage your stress better. If you add this to the simple movement…

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S2E1 - Build a Backbone 10:20

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As beings with eyes positioned to see forward and minds conditioned to think ahead, we often forget about the back of our body. As a result, once we start practicing mindfulness, we don’t realize we often focus on the front of our body when we tune in to our breath or physical sensations. This mindfulness practice, which includes movement, aims to …

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S1E9 - Broaden Your Comfort Zone 7:18

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Since we can’t control our lives or our surroundings, the next best thing we can do is learn how to navigate whatever comes our way despite the discomfort. Luckily, mindfulness helps us do exactly that. In this 7-minute meditation (with ending bell), you’ll be guided to turn toward what is unpleasant or challenging, as a way to simultaneously takes…

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S1E8 - Landing in the Body 42:59

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This 33-minute meditation with proceeding talk was part of the Morning Instructions given at the Spirit Rock Meditation Center retreat Journey Into Refuge. The meditation explores grounding in the body and eventually opening up to the sense doors. The talk touches on using our practice to transform our bodies into a refuge so that we can be home wh…

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S1E7 - Just This One Breath 5:28

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Being mindful of the breath is often the first instruction given to beginners, yet it can be supportive no matter your level of experience. One of the reasons why the breath is a common meditation anchor is that it is always with us, wherever we go. This 5-minute meditation (with ending bell) was written with that in mind—no matter where you are, t…

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S1E6 - Coming Home to Your Body 5:23

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Meditation can often be mistaken as a mental or “heady” practice, but really, it is an embodiment practice. Most mindfulness meditation techniques aim to bring the body and mind into the same place—right here, right now. As easy as it sounds, it can be challenging because we are so used to running from one thing to next, planning, strategizing, or …

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S1E5 - Your Inner Breath 15:28

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Often times, we may be aware of the breath in a generally broad sense, whether noticing a certain quality of the breath or a part of the body moving with the breath. Although that can be incredibly supportive, we sometimes miss the breath as a full body experience. This 15-minute meditation (with ending bell) guides you to sense both your breath an…

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