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J Felix
- Oct 22, 2020
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There are many paths to peace. Meditation is one path. The general recommendation is 20 minutes once or twice a day (usually at a set time). I find mornings and evenings best. The morning meditation calibrates the mind and sets the baseline for the day. The evening meditation helps to settle the mind after a sometimes demanding and stressful day. Initially, it may be challenging to carve out the time for self-care. But where you can, you may find everything else falls easily into place when the mind is calmer and less cluttered.

Free apps:

Healthy Minds Program

Insight Timer

Wim Hof Method

Paced Breathing

Breathe Well

Many top universities and medical schools offer free guided meditations:

University of Utah

Harvard (Click on Mindfulness Audio)

Yale (resources)

Free 8 week online Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction MBSR course:

http://palousemindfulness.com/selfguidedMBSR.html

Free 7-30 day retreats:

https://www.dhamma.org/en-US/index

Yale University/Coursera: Science of Well Being

The Science of Well-Being

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