Frank Ostaseski is a meditation teacher who cofounded the Zen Hospice Project. In 2004, he went on to create the Metta Institute to provide innovative educational programs and professional training to foster compassionate, mindfulness-based care.
Fearless Open-Hearted Awareness with Frank Ostaseski
Most of us have some developed habits about the way in which we meet endings. Are you aware of your habits? In this 4-part series, you’ll explore your relationship to endings without any judgment or criticality.
Session #1: How Embracing Uncertainty Leads to Fulfillment
MagazineHow Embracing Uncertainty Leads To Fulfillment
When we hone our attention to the subtleties of impermanence that are inherent in every breath, we step into our lives with integrity, compassion, forgiveness, and love. Read More ›
Session #2: Learning to Love Endings
No posts foundSession #3: Cultivating Fierce Open Receptivity
MagazineCultivating Fierce Open Receptivity
Being receptive to all parts of life—good, bad, neutral—introduces more choice into our lives. When we welcome everything we are less likely to rush to judgement and more likely to be informed by life. Read More ›
Session #4: Becoming More Curious and Less Critical
MagazineBecoming More Curious and Less Critical
Meditation practice isn’t about transformation. It’s about learning how to get to know our lives more intimately and compassionately. Read More ›
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