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Meditation and Parenting as Medicine

Published by Sahaji Rablin
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March 16 2016

“Meditation and Parenting as Medicine” was written by Jaya Kula student Sahaji Rablin. Being a mother to my son is a potent medicine that has opened my heart. Through the process of mothering, a curiosity about life has blossomed inside me. I’ve been born into a larger version of myself through giving up who I thought I was and simply… Read More

Sadhana is Play

Published by Shambhavi Sarasvati
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February 2 2012

Meditation postures are often difficult to maintain at first. Try to work with your body in a friendly, playful, experimental way. By Shambhavi Sarasvati Read More

Awareness is not Grasping

Published by Shambhavi Sarasvati
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October 21 2010

Each morning, my Tibetan housemate filled copper offering bowls to the brim with fresh water. She then walked slowly and steadily to the altar room, her gaze undistracted so as not to spill any precious drops along the way. By Shambhavi Sarasvati Read More

Open Eye Meditation

Published by Shambhavi Sarasvati
January 1 2006

While many wonderful meditation practices are rightly done with eyes closed, teachers of direct realization will generally insist upon an eyes-open meditation posture. By Shambhavi Sarasvati Read More

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