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Splendid Yoga
Morgan Balavage
70 episodes
8 months ago
Do you have chronic pain? I’ve gone through various phases with it. During childhood, I had daily migraines. (Turns out that’s because I have PTSD from early childhood trauma!) I’ve had some pretty deep healing phases, including an 18 month ACL replacement that took two surgeries to figure out. I don’t know if I know what your pain is like, but here’s what my pain was like: Exhausting Sharp Aching Distracting Isolating This meditation is not going to cure your chronic pain. But it will change your relationship to it. Pain is a message, not a punishment. Pain is your nervous system telling your brain, “Something’s off. We need to do something different.” In your wisdom, you get to decide what that something different is. Maybe it’s paying the close attention to the pain that seems unbearable, that we will do anything to escape. Give it a try. Let me know how it goes.
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Do you have chronic pain? I’ve gone through various phases with it. During childhood, I had daily migraines. (Turns out that’s because I have PTSD from early childhood trauma!) I’ve had some pretty deep healing phases, including an 18 month ACL replacement that took two surgeries to figure out. I don’t know if I know what your pain is like, but here’s what my pain was like: Exhausting Sharp Aching Distracting Isolating This meditation is not going to cure your chronic pain. But it will change your relationship to it. Pain is a message, not a punishment. Pain is your nervous system telling your brain, “Something’s off. We need to do something different.” In your wisdom, you get to decide what that something different is. Maybe it’s paying the close attention to the pain that seems unbearable, that we will do anything to escape. Give it a try. Let me know how it goes.
Show more...
Mental Health
Religion & Spirituality,
Society & Culture,
Philosophy,
Spirituality,
Health & Fitness
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Daily Meditation: We're All Addicts
Splendid Yoga
41 minutes 57 seconds
5 years ago
Daily Meditation: We're All Addicts
Y’all, Taylor Lancaster is one of my best friends and Buddhist and vegan mentors. Find him on insta @tenderliving He was awarded the congressional Medal of Honor for his protest against GMOs, traveled on his bike for 2 years, and just finished the PCT. He was also molested as a kid, raped, and beaten up for his queerness. He lives life on his own terms, which is why he inspires me. We chat in Maui about his sobriety, how that affects his queerness and his internalized homophobia, and whether any of this is real.
Splendid Yoga
Do you have chronic pain? I’ve gone through various phases with it. During childhood, I had daily migraines. (Turns out that’s because I have PTSD from early childhood trauma!) I’ve had some pretty deep healing phases, including an 18 month ACL replacement that took two surgeries to figure out. I don’t know if I know what your pain is like, but here’s what my pain was like: Exhausting Sharp Aching Distracting Isolating This meditation is not going to cure your chronic pain. But it will change your relationship to it. Pain is a message, not a punishment. Pain is your nervous system telling your brain, “Something’s off. We need to do something different.” In your wisdom, you get to decide what that something different is. Maybe it’s paying the close attention to the pain that seems unbearable, that we will do anything to escape. Give it a try. Let me know how it goes.