Moving From Safe Space to Brave Space
The ultimate safe space is the one we create within ourselves. Once we’ve got our foundational safe space, we can move out into the world, creating brave space as we go.
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Dive into the world of mindfulness with Mindful.org's curated selection of audio resources. Our audio category offers a diverse library of soundscapes, guided meditations, and mindfulness practices in audio format, perfect for on-the-go or at-home listening. Enhance your daily routine with our expertly crafted sessions designed to help you find focus, relaxation, and a deeper connection to the present moment.
The ultimate safe space is the one we create within ourselves. Once we’ve got our foundational safe space, we can move out into the world, creating brave space as we go.
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Nate Klemp and Kaley Klemp guide you through a visualization practice to bring a sense of gratitude to your relationship and reconnect with your partner.
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Embodied awareness is a way for us to connect to the present moment
by using the body, the breath, or any other sensory experience to ground ourselves.
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In this practice, Scott Rogers guides us to take the role of observer to difficult emotions, so that we can more easily create the space we need to let them go.
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Mindful Self-Compassion teacher Steve Hickman offers this powerful practice to recognize and affirm the personal values that underlie our most challenging emotions.
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Join author Susan B. Katz in a playful practice that helps children to focus on their breath, while their thoughts zoom on by.
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Explore this guided meditation focused on allowing ourselves to settle in the present moment.
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Allow stressed and fearful emotions to dissipate with this calming, guided practice.
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Loving-kindness expert Sharon Salzberg guides an 8-minute meditation for wishing everyone around us well—including ourselves.
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This classic loving-kindness meditation can help you to awaken to how connected we all are. You don’t have to like everybody, or agree with everything they do—but you can open up to the possibility of caring for them, because our lives are inextricably linked.
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