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By Laura Araujo

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January 19, 2023

Did you know that your breath affects every part of your body? Being aware of how you’re breathing is crucial for good health – come do a reset!

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By Laura Araujo

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December 15, 2022

It’s easy to wake up in the morning and dread the thought of getting out of bed. It’s another Monday, and all you’re worrying about as you sit up in bed is what might go wrong today? Every day is full of possibilities – but what happens when you focus on inviting the good possibilities in?

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By Laura Araujo

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October 31, 2022

Feeling like “anxious” is your default setting? Take a moment to breathe, reflect, and activate your calm in this meditation practice.

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By Laura Araujo

administrator

October 4, 2022

How do you usually spend your mornings? Do you wake up early to walk the dog or swing by a Starbucks before work? Do you sleep in until the last possible minute? Or do you hit the snooze button for the third time, dreading to get out of bed and start your day?

Our morning practices affect how we feel, react, and respond to situations throughout the day. If you drag yourself out of bed late and spend the next thirty minutes on your phone, chances are you’ll be exhausted by the end of the day. But if you put your mind and body first, such as through meditation and reflection, you’ll most likely see an increase in focus, energy, and awareness.

Practice this morning meditation to center both your mind and body, to ground yourself, and to set peaceful intentions for the rest of the day!

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By Laura Araujo

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September 11, 2022

Being compassionate is one of the most important skills to have – especially important when there are difficult things going on in the world. Tonglen Meditation, also known as compassion meditation, is an ancient form of meditation that allows you to focus on connecting with your inner and outward expression of compassion.

The practice transforms emotions that surface from suffering or misery into love and compassion. Inhale pain, exhale love. This natural compassion you tap into during this meditation feelings associated with suffering – reflect on what else you can apply this idea to in your daily life. How can you better respond to difficult situations or suffering people by connecting with and expressing your compassion?

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