Watching the moon
At 4:30 a.m., a walk to the yoga room paused halfway up the hill under a full moon. Instead of continuing, I sat and watched as night slowly turned into morning.
Nothing to do, nothing to achieve—just attention resting on what was already there.
Listening to the bees
Bees don’t respond to force. In this field note from Topanga Canyon, a simple lesson emerges: adjust the conditions, and let the system respond.
Resetting the ground
Some things don’t shift all at once. In this reflection from Topanga Canyon, a simple repair becomes a reminder to look beneath the surface before trying to fix what’s visible.
The breath moves like the ocean
The breath doesn’t move in perfect rhythm. In this reflection from the ocean, notice how attention softens when nothing needs to be corrected.
Letting things take their shape
Working with clay reveals something simple. Not everything responds to force. In this reflection, explore how slowing down, softening attention, and allowing space can lead to a more natural sense of completion.
Your Simple 5 Step Guide to Mindfulness Meditation
Mindfulness meditation is quite simple.
Initially, you’ll want to find a location where you can practice — ideally some place that is quiet and uplifting.
If you’re new to mindfulness meditation, start with 5 or 10 minutes at first.
Once you have learned the fundamentals, you can return to the practice and add more time.
Just follow along with these steps, and very soon you will become competent at the practice…