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Meditation: Working with the Mind & the Thoughts

A rotating meditation series designed to support steadiness, clarity, and nervous-system regulation.

Each week focuses on one core theme.
You can join at any point — no catching up required.

Structured, practical, and accessible.

What to Expect

Each class focuses on one practical entry point into meditation.

Some evenings emphasize working with thoughts.
Some focus on breath or posture.
Some explore mantra, attention, or emotional steadiness.

You can join at any point.
Each class stands on its own while gently building depth over time.

Rotating Topics

Working with Thoughts
Practical techniques such as gentle labeling and visualization (e.g., leaves on a stream) to relate to mental activity without suppression.

The Mind in Three Parts
Understanding awareness, discernment, and mental activity through a classical yoga framework.

The Body as the Doorway
Using posture, stillness, and subtle containment to support nervous-system regulation and prepare for meditation.

Breath as Bridge
Simple, accessible pranayama techniques to steady attention and regulate the body.

Sound & Mantra
Exploring repetition and vibration as anchors for inward turning and sustained focus.

Capacity & Steady Attention
Building focus without strain. Expanding your ability to remain present without overwhelm.

Thought, Emotion & Inner Narratives
Working with reactivity and self-criticism through steadiness rather than force.

Meditation in Daily Life
Bringing breath, awareness, and mantra into stress, relationships, and decision-making.

Topics rotate and are subject to change.