Together we can
bring meditation alive
in our lives.
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Let’s bring meditation to life.
Meditation has much to offer this beautiful, difficult moment. The practice brings us into a deeper relationship with the truth of our lives. In doing so, it allows us to discover and share the uniquely brilliant gift we are with this world.
As both a student and teacher, I have found this sharing – the process of ‘bringing meditation to life’ – is facilitated by our engaging three questions: How do we support the practice of meditation in our lives? How do we see the teachings of meditation in our lives? How do we let the wisdom we touch in meditation guide our lives?
Each of these inquiries weaves throughout my work. Everything I offer helps us discover personally relevant answers to the contemplations these questions encourage. Everything invites us to bring our inner knowing and tenderness, inherent ease and responsiveness more fully alive for ourselves and others.
With this in mind, take some time to look around. Get a sense of what’s available and what resonates for you. Then let’s bring meditation to life for our own benefit and for the benefit of all,
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“With gentleness and precision, Neil offers a rare opportunity to simply be present – to our bodies, our lives, in the here and now.”
– Leslie McAuley
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We Are All Cats
When we meditate together in the Online Gatherings, people are encouraged to arrange themselves however feels appropriate in that moment. Some of us lay down. Some of us sit up. Some of us move from one position to the other within a session.
Three Core Principles
In the past few years, I’ve thought a lot about teaching. More specifically, I’ve thought a lot about what guides my teaching. What are the core principles shaping my presentation of meditation in the world? I find myself coming back to three main elements again and again.
We Are All Cats
When we meditate together in the Online Gatherings, people are encouraged to arrange themselves however feels appropriate in that moment. Some of us lay down. Some of us sit up. Some of us move from one position to the other within a session.
Three Core Principles
In the past few years, I’ve thought a lot about teaching. More specifically, I’ve thought a lot about what guides my teaching. What are the core principles shaping my presentation of meditation in the world? I find myself coming back to three main elements again and again.