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Meditation: The Return to Presence - Rest Your Mind in What Is (2021-11-03)

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Tara Brach

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🗓️ 4 November 2021

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Meditation: The Return to Presence - Rest Your Mind In What Is (2021-11-03) - It’s natural that our attention wanders, and the more we relax back, the more that becomes our habit…returning to presence. This meditation opens with conscious breathing and awakening through the body. We then rest in open awareness, and when the attention drifts, guide ourselves to rest our minds, over and over, in the aliveness and presence that is right here.

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0:00.0

The following meditation is led by Tara Brock.

0:08.5

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

0:38.5

As you come into stillness, let the attention go inward.

0:49.6

It's your feeling, your sitting posture from the inside out, your feeling your body sitting

0:56.4

here.

0:57.4

It's breathing body.

1:01.0

A very beautiful way of beginning is to simply bring your attention to the area of the

1:09.6

heart.

1:12.4

And sense what your intention is, what your deepest intention is for being here, for practicing,

1:21.2

for meditation.

1:25.0

What is it your heart really longs for?

1:43.5

The sign of really being in touch with a deep intention, as there's a quality of sincerity,

1:50.1

it doesn't feel a root.

1:52.7

In a sense of, yeah, this is what matters to me.

2:14.9

There's a lot of pleasure, you know, you might be able to get that feeling, you might extend

2:25.1

the breath so that the in-breath is full and deep.

2:27.2

And the out-breath is very slow, so you can actually feel the sensations of the breath as

2:32.8

it leaves the nostrils.

2:35.9

And again, filling the lungs, filling the chest with the in-breath, and a slow out-breath,

2:50.8

a slow releasing, a slow letting go.

2:59.8

Facing in this way with a long deep in-breath, and a slow conscious releasing, letting go,

3:17.1

letting go.

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