In this month’s episode we explore presence as a gateway to stillness, real rest, and joy.

Join us for ways to build your capacity for stillness and all the benefits it can bring you.

We look at how slowing down to a still point in the present moment helps us take an honest look at how we’re doing and how we’re showing up. 

We chat about how this pause allows us to choose our best course of action,  whether it’s navigating conflict, dealing with competing priorities, acting on behalf of our own well-being, or cultivating joy.

You’ll be in store for a couple of quick and simple practices to help you find stillness and check-in with yourself. These guided pauses help you hone your ability to sense into your body, thoughts, and emotions. This rich, valuable information helps you make the best choices in the moment, no matter what you’re faced with. 

Be sure to listen to the end for a warm, inviting 6-minute  guided presencing practice that is guaranteed to bring you solace in your day! 

The presencing practice can be found at 49:02 if you’d like to come back to it again. 

You can find the article on different types of rest that we mentioned in this episode here: 

https://ideas.ted.com/the-7-types-of-rest-that-every-person-needs/

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