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The Zen of Washing Dishes – Finding Meditation in Mundane Tasks
Standing at the Sink at 10 p.m. I used to hate washing dishes. Not mildly dislike, genuinely resent it. Every evening, standing in front...
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Meditation is the meeting point of all three teachers on this site. Yogananda called it the highest form of activity a human being can perform. Neville’s SATS technique is meditation. Joseph Murphy’s bedtime prayer method is meditation. They all point to the same truth: when you quiet the conscious mind, the deeper mind becomes available.
This section offers practical techniques drawn from all three traditions — from beginners’ guides to advanced practices for anxiety, sleep, and conscious creation.
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Standing at the Sink at 10 p.m. I used to hate washing dishes. Not mildly dislike, genuinely resent it. Every evening, standing in front...
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Two Cushions, Two Traditions, One Restless Mind I’ve sat on both sides of this fence, and I mean that almost literally. For about four...
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The Fight That Didn’t Happen My wife said something last Tuesday that, two years ago, would have started an argument. It was a small...
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My Stomach Knew I Was Anxious Before I Did For two years, I dealt with chronic bloating that no dietary change could fix. I...
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The Day I Volunteered for All the Wrong Reasons I signed up to volunteer at a local food bank about five years ago. I’d...
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3:47 a.m. Again. I know what it’s like to lie in bed staring at the ceiling while the rest of the world sleeps. I...
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I wasted two years “trying to meditate.” I’d sit down, close my eyes, feel restless for five minutes, open them again, and tell myself...
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When I Was Pregnant and Couldn’t Stop My Mind During my first pregnancy, I expected the physical changes. I’d read about them, prepared for...
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The Practice Nobody Warned Me About Of all the spiritual practices I’ve tried, meditation, breath work, prayer, journaling, fasting, none has been as quietly...
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The Paradox of Doing Less A few years ago, I watched an interview with a professional basketball player who’d just hit a game-winning shot....
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