
Insight: One of the best reasons to “bother” meditating
Insight The insights I mentioned an an earlier excerpt might be the best reasons to bother adding meditation to your movement. When I began to slow jog in middle age,

Insight The insights I mentioned an an earlier excerpt might be the best reasons to bother adding meditation to your movement. When I began to slow jog in middle age,

But that’s not all! Benefits of Movement Meditation What additional benefits come from combining meditation with movement? • Some people find movement easier than sitting • Movement adds interest to

Benefits of Meditation In a previous post, I made “bold claims” about the benefits of movement. Ready for more “bold claims?” Here you go. Let’s talk about the benefits of

Yes, I make bold claims: benefits of movement The skills and insight gained through practice serve us everywhere for the rest of our lives. Once we taste this wisdom, the

Transformation you say? How? How does meditation create transformation? Meditation teaches you how to be in the present moment. That’s the point. Why the present moment? The present moment is

Mindfulness: What and Why? Hundreds of definitions exist for the word “meditation.” The type of meditation I practice follows a tradition dating back thousands of years: Vipassana, insight, often translated

WHY BOTHER (meditating)? If you’re like most people, including me, you exercise for a variety of reasons. You’re depressed, so you exercise to cheer up, or you’re anxious and want

Movement Meditation: That’s a thing? On a bright Saturday morning, as I ran along the Olentangy Trail with three other members of our pace group, the conversation turned to meditation.

No Time to Meditate? Try a “Microhit” of Mindfulness Research shows the power of mindfulness meditation. But many people believe they don’t have time to meditate. Could brief periods of

BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR: “No Time to Meditate? Try a “Micro-hit” of Mindfulness” These are the sources referenced in my post “No Time to Meditate? Try a ‘Microhit’ of Mindfulness.” Basso, Julia