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Meditation: Letting Life Be (from 2010-09-22)

Tara Brach

Tara Brach

Buddhism, Religion & Spirituality, Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.811.3K Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2015

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

Meditation: Letting Life Be (from 2010-09-22) - Tara is teaching retreat this week, so wanted to share this meditation from 2010 with you.

Transcript

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0:00.0

The following meditation is led by Tara Brock.

0:07.5

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

0:20.2

The gateway to presence is an alert, wakeful, relaxed attention in the body.

0:32.3

You might sweep through the body with awareness, perhaps beginning at the eyes, just softening

0:38.6

the eyes.

0:39.6

We have a tendency to tighten there, letting the brow be smooth.

0:47.2

As if you could smile into the eyes, let a smile spread through the eyes.

0:59.1

Slight smile at the mouth.

1:05.0

You might feel the inside of the mouth smiling.

1:09.5

It's a direct way to relax the fight flight reactivity and really create an energy or

1:20.2

spirit of ease and benevolence.

1:26.4

Eyes smiling in the mouth.

1:30.4

Just imagine and sense that curve of a smile at the heart.

1:36.1

Not to cover over anything, but to relax that space within us that can include whatever's

1:48.8

here.

1:49.8

Letting that space open up so that the shoulders are invited to relax back and down a bit.

2:07.6

Just feel the sensations inside the shoulders, a kind of letting go or dissolving there.

2:23.2

Feel the hands resting in an easy, effortless way.

2:30.8

Refining so you can feel the inside of the hands, the tingling, vibrating, aliveness there.

2:49.3

Still aware of the smile at the heart, that openness in the chest area.

2:55.4

Let's see if you can relax and loosen down through the torso, softening the belly.

3:04.6

As if that smile could reside there too and with that an openness and invitation for the

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