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Episodes: 419
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Melli O'Brien - Melli O'Brien is associated with Mindful (Mindful.org), where she curates and/or introduces mindfulness practice content for listeners. She also appears in promotional materials as a lead course ho...
Kazumi Igus - Mindfulness Practice For Focus, Emotional Resilience, And Noticing Beauty (including In Urban Settings)
Cheryl Jones - Self-acceptance In The Face Of Perfectionism; Meeting Oneself Where One Is; Mindful Healing
Susan Bauer-Wu - Inner Strength And Equanimity/groundedness When Facing Change And Serious Illness
A Grounding Practice to Focus Your Busy Mind
July 17, 2026
There are times when we're so busy thinking, planning, worrying, stressing that it's really hard to focus on the breath or the body, or whatever particular meditation object we're using. This practice with Mark Coleman offers an alternative that's helpful when we feel like we're going a million miles an hour. It uses soft, focused attention: relaxed eyes, soft gaze, and just being aware of the visual stimuli—like color, light, form, shape—to settle our focus. Mark Coleman is a Dharma teacher...
Laughter Yoga: A Gentle Movement Practice to Get the Giggles Going
July 10, 2026
Beyond just feeling good, laughter releases dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin, and endorphins, and also works on our heart, our lungs, our muscles, our thoughts, our behaviors. In short: laughter actually is good medicine. And here's a funny thing: whether we laugh in response to something, or we create a situation that gets laughter going, the body will still release the same endorphins. Try this quick, goofy yoga exercise to discover a foolproof way to induce laughter. It is based on the Hawaii...
A 12 Minute Meditation to Unhook from Negativity and Savor Joy
July 03, 2026
Joy aids us in waking up to our lives, and savoring is a practice that allows us to slow down, immerse ourselves in experience, and deeply appreciate the moment we're inhabiting. These two together are a powerful antidote to the gravitational pull of negativity, doomscrolling, and despair. Jessica Morey is a meditation teacher and coach. She has been practicing meditation for almost 3 decades. She is also the co-founder and former executive director of Inward Bound Mindfulness Education, a n...
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