Cultivating Meditativeness: A Journey to Being

This program guides you towards a meditative state, not as a separate practice, but as a way of being that enriches your life. It emphasizes understanding the process over achieving a specific outcome, reflecting the speaker's focus on 'being' meditative rather than 'doing' meditation. We'll explore mindfulness-based techniques and incorporate principles of behavioral economics for optimal engagement and long-term habit formation. This program includes important considerations for mental health and offers social aspects of practice.

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Program Modules

Understanding Meditation: Beyond the Myths

Explore the true essence of meditation, dispelling common misconceptions. Differentiate between 'doing' meditation and the 'being' meditative state.

Reflection: What is Meditation?

Once

Reflect on diverse cultural interpretations of meditation (dhyana, dyan, chan, zen). Consider the speaker's point that the English word 'meditation' lacks precise meaning. Journal your thoughts.

The English word 'meditation' doesn't really mean anything specific.

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Cultivating Meditativeness: A Process-Oriented Approach

Focus on the process of cultivating a meditative state through mindful attention to body, mind, and emotions, rather than aiming for a specific outcome. We will explore mindful breathing and body scan techniques.

Mindful Breathing Exercise

Daily 21x

Practice mindful breathing, observing the natural rhythm of your breath without judgment. Use this exercise to improve focus and self-awareness.

It's an extremely simple process but a powerful tool. These three ingredients—your breath, your thoughts, and your awareness—in the right combination, greatly enhance your ability to use your mind and body.

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Body Scan Meditation

Daily 21x

Bring awareness to different parts of your body, noticing sensations without judgment. This exercise promotes relaxation and cultivates body awareness.

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Mindful Movement

Weekly 3x

Engage in a mindful movement practice such as yoga or tai chi, paying attention to your body's sensations and movements.

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