Meditating in Public
Meditating in public means allowing the world to keep moving without stepping away from it. In this journal entry, I sat outside a café in Topanga and practiced stillness amid voices, footsteps, and passing cars, noticing what happens when nothing needs to be managed.
What you actually need to get started with meditation
Meditation is more than a practice—it’s a path toward stillness, awareness, and balance in today’s fast-paced world. In this blog, we’ll explore how mindful techniques can help you reconnect with yourself and create lasting calm.
Nature as a Teacher: Simple Ways to Reconnect and Restore
Modern life often pulls attention away from what matters most. Nature offers a simple, accessible way to return to calm and presence. This post shares easy, grounding practices you can integrate into your day—no forest retreat required.
The Peace Beyond the Robes
A beach day isn’t always just a beach day. In the chaos of late departures, crowded sand, and sunscreen in my eyes, I found a quiet teaching about spiritual devotion—and why our real temple might just be the messy, imperfect life we live every day.
The Case for a Flexible Spiritual Practice When Life Gets Overwhelming
Life isn’t a series of perfect routines—it’s a dynamic, unpredictable journey. While spiritual practices like meditation and yoga can ground us, it’s just as vital to embrace flexibility when life disrupts those routines. Missing a practice doesn’t diminish your spirituality; instead, it offers an opportunity to practice self-compassion.