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Beginner Meditation Series | Mindfulness of Thoughts to Reduce Stress and Anxiety

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It is your mind’s job to think, just as it is your stomach’s job to digest the food you eat. When practicing meditation, you may feel like you need to stop your thoughts or clear your mind completely. Your thoughts do not cause suffering, when you attach to your thoughts, and believe they are absolutely true with no other possible reality, this is what causes suffering. Because it is impossible to stop your thoughts entirely, I invite you to shift your intention to one of releasing attachments to thoughts.

Whether your thoughts are scattered and disorganized or intrusive and cyclical, change your relationship with your thoughts to reduce suffering due to undesirable thoughts.

Let this practice be your training for dealing with thoughts outside of meditation. Be patient and compassionate with yourself during this process and know that thoughts, like breath will come and go.

FREE 7-day Foundations of Meditation Course

“Be the witness of your thoughts. You are what observes, not what you observe.” ~Buddha

Meditation written and read by Sara Raymond

Music Credit: A Pure Embrace by Christopher Lloyd Clarke from www.enlightenedaudio.com

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With gratitude,

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It is your mind’s job to think, just as it is your stomach’s job to digest the food you eat. When practicing meditation, you may feel like you need to stop your thoughts or clear your mind completely. Your thoughts do not cause suffering, when you attach to your thoughts, and believe they are absolutely true with no other possible reality, this is what causes suffering. Because it is impossible to stop your thoughts entirely, I invite you to shift your intention to one of releasing attachments to thoughts.

Whether your thoughts are scattered and disorganized or intrusive and cyclical, change your relationship with your thoughts to reduce suffering due to undesirable thoughts.

Let this practice be your training for dealing with thoughts outside of meditation. Be patient and compassionate with yourself during this process and know that thoughts, like breath will come and go.

FREE 7-day Foundations of Meditation Course

“Be the witness of your thoughts. You are what observes, not what you observe.” ~Buddha

Meditation written and read by Sara Raymond

Music Credit: A Pure Embrace by Christopher Lloyd Clarke from www.enlightenedaudio.com

Buy Sara's New Book Here!

Please give a review and let the community know what you think!

Thanks so much for all of your support!

With gratitude,

Les and Sara

1:1 Sessions

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Some of our Favorite Affiliates...

Sweat it out with an Infrared Sauna from Sunlighten

Feeling Stressed? These are two of our favorite tools to help...

The Apollo Use Discount Code: MINDFUL

Zenowell Auricular Vagal Nerve Stimulator

Sleep Well on these Grounding Mats from Ultimate Longevity

#relaxation #mindfulness #meditation


Our Sponsors:
* Check out TruDiagnostic and use my code MINDFUL for a great deal: https://www.trudiagnostic.com
* Check out Washington Red Raspberries: https://redrazz.org
* Check out Wonderful Pistachios: https://WonderfulPistachios.com
Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
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