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Meditation: Inner Refuge of Calm (2020-06-10)

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🗓️ 11 June 2020

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Meditation: Inner Refuge of Calm (2020-06-10) - In times of great stress, it’s crucial that we have pathways to quiet our minds, relax our bodies and rest in a calm, steady presence. This meditation guides us in using the breath, body scan and a home base of presence to find that inner refuge that can carry us through difficult times.

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0:00.0

The following meditation is led by Tara Brock.

0:05.9

To access more of my meditations or join my email list, please visit TaraBrock.com.

0:30.0

For so many, these times are deeply disturbing and you might find that your mind has been

0:47.1

really agitated, busy, your body has been tense, strong emotions, coursing through.

0:55.2

Many have described how they are not sleeping well.

0:58.4

So I thought in response for today's meditation, we would emphasize finding and inner refuge

1:06.6

of calm.

1:07.6

And so I invite you to begin finding the sitting position that most supports you.

1:19.6

The most basic guidelines are sitting in a way that is relaxed and comfortable, but

1:26.4

also allowing you to feel alert, awake, closing your eyes.

1:37.2

And taking these first few moments will be breathing together a long deep breath inhaling

1:43.8

slowly and deeply, filling the lungs.

1:53.6

And that slow out breath where you actually feel letting go or releasing.

2:02.8

And again, a nice, full deep in breath, filling the chest and lungs.

2:14.4

A slow out breath letting go letting go.

2:22.3

And again, inhaling deeply.

2:31.1

With the out breath sense that you can release tension softening down the length of your

2:36.1

body.

2:37.9

Letting go letting go.

2:41.9

And again, inhaling deeply.

2:49.9

Slow, even out breath releasing letting go.

2:57.5

And now as the breath resumes in its natural rhythm, just sense that you can observe the

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