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Observe sensations in your body from "summary" of A Beginner's Guide to Meditation by Rod Meade Sperry,Editors of the Shambhala Sun

When you sit down to meditate, one of the key practices you might engage in is observing the sensations in your body. This means simply paying attention to what is happening in your physical form, without judgment or attachment. You might notice the feeling of your breath moving in and out, the weight of your body on the cushion or chair, the temperature of the air against your skin. By observing these sensations, you begin to develop a greater awareness of your body and its connection to your mind. You might notice tension or discomfort in certain areas, or areas of ease and relaxation. You might become aware of patterns of sensation that arise in response to certain thoughts or emotions. Through this practice of observation, you can start to cultivate a sense of presence and mindfulness in your daily life. By tuning into your body in this way, you can become more attuned t...
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    A Beginner's Guide to Meditation

    Rod Meade Sperry

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