Let yourself have the moment.
A habitual lack of presence can make life feel wildly exhausting, impossibly overwhelming and deeply unsatisfying.
A habitual lack of presence can make life feel wildly exhausting, impossibly overwhelming and deeply unsatisfying.
Are you tired of that same old story? You know, the one where you’re the loud one or the stupid one or the perfect one or the funny one or the smart one or the popular one or the lonely one or the responsible one.
Where is your allegiance? To your past, your future, or the present? Your answer speaks volumes about the quality of your life. If we’re tethered to the past, we’re stuck in regret…
Sometimes shit happens. Sometimes things don’t go to plan. People are late. Targets are missed. Cars break. Planes are delayed. Baggage is lost. Friends let you down…
Ever wondered why it’s so hard to be still and quiet? Why you resist sitting in meditation, spending time by yourself, leaving your phone in another room, or driving without a podcast playing?
Trouble trusting yourself? Stuck in a cycle of regret and self-doubt? Chances are that you’re not tuned in to and connected with your intuition.
n the Western cultural framework, we’ve managed to turn our personal practices into a competitive sport. Whether it’s yoga or meditation, many people are intimidated to dip their toe in…
Have you wondered what’s up with all the grownups grabbing crayons and coloured pencils and setting to work on colouring books lately? It’s very en vogue and it’s not as silly as it might seem.
I’ve already shared 5 reasons I think meditation is worthy of a daily date, but there is just so much gold in the meditation goodie bag that I couldn’t resist sharing 5 more reasons with you.
Want to have healthier relationship with others? Meditate. Want to look and feel younger? Meditate. Want to strengthen your immune system? Meditate. Want to lose weight? Meditate…
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of country we live and work on, the Arakwal people of the Bundjalung Nation and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.