'Still the Mind', an article by Alice Whitehead in issue 37 of Breathe Magazine. Illustration by Olivia Walker. Based on insights from myself and meditation teacher, Emma Mills. Image by Susanne Jutseler.
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A team of experienced Somatic Experiencing practitioners, among them Senior Assistants, pooled their clinical knowledge to co-create this helpful article for SEPs everywhere. I am a contributor.
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"Walking meditation is walking in a conscious way, that involves using your senses,’ says Maggie Richards, a meditation teacher, and the founder of kid’s meditation programme, Smiley Minds. ‘It’s not about getting to your destination on autopilot, but doing it as a way to bring relaxation. If we approach mindfulness as a silent celebration of the senses, it becomes much easier to experience the real power it holds to transform an automatic activity – like strolling – into a healing joy." Read more. Maggie Richards, meditation teacher and author of A Guide to Being a Better Being, said: "It is wise not to mix alcohol with attempting to journey into the inner realms of peace and alacrity." READ MORE.
The original (pre-edits by the magazine) text, co-written with author Cher Chevalier, reads:
Love’s sparkling waters cleanse me night and day. I focus my mind lovingly on all that is good in me and in others. With each PEACEFUL thought my darkness is washed away. In gratitude, forgiveness and joy, I surrender my life to the purifying currents of Love’s holy ocean. |
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