Returning to the breath shelter that exists from birth to death, Joanna Hardy guides listeners through breath-based practices of grounds and conjugation.
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In this practice-focused episode, Joanna guides the listeners.
Following the recognition of the whole French body, the first foundation of mindfulness and our bodies fully invite the individuality of each breath into practice, remembering that breath is always with us, breathing, peace, energy, joy and joy become fully interested in our inhalation fluids, exhale, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing, breathing Breathing is our home base and shelter, and our home base and shelter as our minds wander during the practice of feeling the body rather than exploring one breath at a time.
“That nausea is far beyond this body. It connects us to this earth, nature, all beings.” – Joanna Hardy
About Joanna Hardy:
Joanna Hardy is a practitioner and teacher of Insight Meditation (Vipassana). She is a faculty member at the University of Southern California, a meditation trainer at Apple Fitness+, a founding member of the Meditation Union, a teachers’ council member at the Spirit Rock Meditation Center, a visiting retreat teacher teacher at the Insight Meditation Society, and a collaborator on many online meditation apps and programs. Her greatest passion is teaching meditation in a community dedicated to seeing the truth about racism, gender inequality, and oppression closely relate to the teachings of compassionate behavior in Buddhism and the associated perspectives on social and racial justice.
“From the moment we come out of the womb to the last moment, this breath is happening. In this breath, we can find peace, energy, joy and joy in this breath.” – Joanna Hardy
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