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If someone comes to mind who has been helpful, silently say thanks. Before we close, take a moment to notice the ever-changing, always connected web of causes and conditions that lead to this and every single moment. At what time between 10 and 11 o'clock will the hand of clock 2. You don’t need to do anything at all. Let go and settle back, relax your mind, smile a little bit, sit and know you’re sitting. 43 11 minutes past 5 (b)43 7 minutes past 5 11 (c) 40 minutes past 5 (d)45 minutes past 5 8. Nothing substantial to dig into or to hook onto, nothing to shut down, to push away, or to change.Ħ.

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Notice how those thoughts and sensations and images, they don’t have much heft, like the plot in a movie there’s no real substance to them. At a tender age, she becomes convinced that she will never find true love, instead believing that love is a terrible thing that will make you suffer. You don’t need to look for this show, just settle in, relax, and it will come to you. Eleven Minutes tells the story of Maria, a young girl from a Brazilian village whose first innocent brushes with love leave her heartbroken.

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Watch what’s happening in your mind and body the way you’d watch a movie or a TV show. The storyline will twist and turn, threads of the plot will pass by, something new will emerge. That’s how we sit and know we’re sitting.ĥ. Just stay with it, when sounds appear, hear them, when sensations appear, feel them, when thoughts and images come to mind, notice them. No need to add anything to your experience. Don’t try to change them, they’ll change on their own. The goal is to notice them without thinking about them. If your mind gets busy, don’t worry, that’s what it’s designed to do. To steady your attention silently, say “in” when you breathe in, silently say “out” when you breathe out. Thoughts, images, and sensations, they’ll come and go. The part of your mind that is noticing-that’s awareness.Ĥ. Breathing out, know you’re breathing out. Trust that your breath will find a natural rhythm. Settle in and stay with your breathing for a few moments. The part of your mind that is noticing-that’s awareness. Notice the feeling of breathing. Notice how your body feels as you relax and drop. Soften your knees, soften your lower legs, let your feet feel heavy and sink into the ground.ģ. Let your hands rest easy on your lap and let go of any tension in your upper legs. Now move your hand to your belly, soften, let go and relax. Feel your breath move your hand up, then down, up down, up down. Relax into your breath. Place one hand over your heart. Relax your upper arms, your lower arms, your hands, your fingers.Ģ. Let your shoulders feel heavy and drop away from your neck. Gently move your attention away from what you’re thinking to the sensations in your forehead and around your eyes. Get comfortable, with your back straight. Close your eyes and relax.

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One of the oldest meditation practices is also one of the simplest: Sit, and know you’re sitting. This is of the oldest meditation practices and it is also one of the simplest: Sit, and know you’re sitting.












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