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Interested in learning more about HOW mindfulness meditation actually acts on the brain over time? You might enjoy this extended interview with Richie Davidson, as he shares the findings of research conducted at the University of Wisconsin on the brains of master meditators. If you're already a practitioner, this may bolster your resolve to maintain your regular practice. And if you've been contemplating embarking on a regular practice of meditation, what you learn in this interview may get you fired up to begin today! Need a little help, guidance, or accountability as you begin your practice? That's what I'm here for! Reserve a Private Meditation Session with me here and I'll help you select the style of meditation that best fits your lifestyle and needs, and will support you as you take this practice into your life, to stay. Dana Wyss Healing Arts Breathe deeply, practice often, be well. http://www.danawyss.com/  Image / Michael Heim
My darling child, break your heart no longer. Each time you judge yourself, you break your own heart. You stop feeding on the love which is the wellspring of your vitality. The time has come - your time - to live, to celebrate, and see the goodness that you are. Let no one, no thing, no idea or ideal obstruct you. If one comes, even in the name of truth, forgive it for its unknowing. Do not fight. Let go, and breathe into the goodness that you are. - Babuji Dana Wyss Healing Arts Breathe deeply, practice often, be well. http://www.danawyss.com/ Recently while doing a little research on interoception, I looked up the fantastic interview Norm Farb did with Brooke Thomas on the Liberated Body Podcast some years ago. Remembering how much I appreciate Norm's unique combination of serious researcher + playful teacher, I looked around a bit to see what he's been up to lately. Here's an uplifting and timely talk about the importance of choosing our stories, and continuing to do so as life changes (and changes us). Hope you enjoy. Dana Wyss Healing Arts Breathe deeply, practice often, be well. http://www.danawyss.com/ |
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