Meditation is Simpler than you Think
The NOW is the only place we ever reside. Occupying that space is a remembrance not a goal, and here we practice it all-the-time, in movement, sound, and stillness. Its part of life, not separate.
Ways We Meditate
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All of our movement is meditation. Meditation is a practice of remembrance. Remembering to notice. Remembering who you are, which is not the voice in your head that berates you, but the silence that embraces you and your experience. Consistent practice moving from that place keeps you grounded in life’s storms.
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Our voice and vibration are essential tools for our wellbeing, yet largely ignored in modern times. We use our voices to stimulate energy and vibration that keep us in the present moment and prepare us for silent meditation. Each class has a 10-15 minute period of meditation after the moving meditation, which can include both sounding and silence.
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After a period of sound meditation, or moving meditation, the silence becomes vastly more interesting to the mind. If you’ve ever felt silent meditation was impossible, you just haven’t had the opportunity to view it from curiosity and wonder. Each class has a 10-15 minute period of meditation after the moving meditation.
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Contemplation and Inquiry are used during our in-depth meditation courses. These can be attended in conjunction with your movement practice or as a stand alone program to transform your mind and life. It is highly recommended to have a body practice as it unifies the process of meditation for more effective results.
“Our meditations and chanting bring me deep peace, clarity ad openness and reaffirm the power of living in our bodies in the present moment. I love the time I spend with Beth.”
— Tina Scott, West Seattle, 8 years practicing