By Emma Seppälä — 2014
Research shows that Loving-Kindness Meditation has tremendous benefits from greater well-being to providing relief from illness and improving emotional intelligence.
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Join Cristina and Biet Simkin, author of Don’t Just Sit There, for a guided meditation on IG LIVE. The spiritual teacher @guidedbybiet will help set our collective energy toward healing the world and ourselves at a time when we need it most.
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This is a clip from the feature documentary “A Joyful Mind.”
Meditation instructor Tom Cronin reveals the four main types of meditation styles: Concentration, Contemplation, Chanting, Transcending.
In this video I will help to learn a very simple technique to meditate. This is a meditation that is suitable for beginners or anyone looking to start meditating or at least try it out. This is great if you're looking implement some self-care into your daily life.
Spiritual teacher Deepak Chopra says meditation made such a positive impact on his life that he hasn't missed a day in 40 years. Now, he's demystifying the commonly misunderstood practice.
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Meditation has never been so popular. But can it really make you smarter, happier and healthier? New research shows that it can affect the body as well as the mind, slow down the aging process, and even alter the structure of the brain.
Sharon takes us to Grand Central Station in the heart of NYC for the first STREET LOVINGKINDNESS VIDEO SERIES. Explore a new way to interact with the world around you by expanding your circle of kindness.
We've all been there. Running late - on the way to the airport, rushing to pick up the kids, or trying to get to that meeting on time.
“Loving-kindness: it’s not something simpering, saccharine, weak or foolish. It is actually something that is full of tremendous strength,” explains renowned meditation teacher, Sharon Salzberg in her Speakeasy from Wanderlust Tremblant.
You can be brilliant and courageous, and kind and generous-In fact, you're more likely to succeed if you practice compassion.
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