Below are the best podcasts we could find on Imagination and Creativity and meditation.
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The freedom to express and be creative is often challenged by the restrictions we place on ourselves. It is important to nurture our childlike ability to freely express our creativity.
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Playing comes so naturally to children. But for some reason as we age it’s easy to lose this sense of play. Today Sam talks about the power of reintroducing fun, play, and things you used to love back into your life.
When was the last time you took an uninterrupted moment to mindfully imagine what you want out of life? Taking time to visualize what we want helps us recognize the feelings that bring us joy, and creates a blueprint to encounter these moments and experiences in our daily lives.
Tapping into the creative mind often helps us move past the different plateaus we face in life. In today’s podcast, we discuss letting go of the technical aspects of meditation and allowing the mind the space needed to express itself freely.
Sunu Chandy and Neil Patel (also known as N1, The Rapping Yogi) share their personal journeys with yoga and how it informs their creative expressions in poetry, spoken word, and hip hop.
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David Nichtern and Daniel Aitken share a conversation around the creative process and meditation, manifesting our visions, and Trungpa Rinpoche’s Shambhala teachings.
On showing up for your writing with devotion. On reading as writing; writing as reading. On humility as wisdom.
Virtuoso guitarist and meditation practitioner Julian Lage joins David Nichtern for a conversation around creating a vision for what we have to offer the world and how we can hone our creativity with the fruits of meditative practice.
Nondual teacher and psychotherapist John Prendergast speaks with host Michael Taft about the heart area as an opening to infinite space, contacting the “dark matrix” of the ground, the body as a vibrant expression of emptiness, moving out of the cycle of reactivity into the creative life,...
David speaks with his longtime friend, Jamie Lee Curtis, about her meditation practice, the bhav of creativity, and playing to your strongest suits in life.
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