Text me your feedback. Jen's back from a brief hiatus to talk about how to build a sustainable spiritual/contemplative practice that can withstand the shifting demands of your time and energy. You can't really lose a practice, but circumstances change and your practice can and should change with you. In this episode you'll find Why "class" as a construct isn't the paradigm you need to follow when crafting your personal home practiceWhat the Buddha's Raft Parable can tell us about lettin...
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Text me your feedback. Jen's back from a brief hiatus to talk about how to build a sustainable spiritual/contemplative practice that can withstand the shifting demands of your time and energy. You can't really lose a practice, but circumstances change and your practice can and should change with you. In this episode you'll find Why "class" as a construct isn't the paradigm you need to follow when crafting your personal home practiceWhat the Buddha's Raft Parable can tell us about lettin...
Text me your feedback. While Jen's taking a mini-break to get her homework done, here's the second of two short practices based on research she did last summer. If you're curious about the theory behind these yin yoga micro-practices, check out the last segment of Episode #113, where she talks about how practices like this can boost your mood by reducing tension and elevating your energy. In this micro-practice, Jen guides three yin yoga poses while directing your attention ...
Skillful Means Podcast
Text me your feedback. Jen's back from a brief hiatus to talk about how to build a sustainable spiritual/contemplative practice that can withstand the shifting demands of your time and energy. You can't really lose a practice, but circumstances change and your practice can and should change with you. In this episode you'll find Why "class" as a construct isn't the paradigm you need to follow when crafting your personal home practiceWhat the Buddha's Raft Parable can tell us about lettin...