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Meditations

Guided meditations to sit or lie down with. Each has show notes, a transcript and chapters.

49 meditations, 2–44 min each

Sitting or lying downIn bed

Every meditation by length: sitting or lying down (blue), in bed (rose). Each dot opens its meditation.
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Morning Can Wait

For waking in the middle of the night, when your mind switches on

For sleep44 min · Lucas + Twins

Resting Awake

A yoga nidra for deep rest, lying down

19 min · Jenna + Twins

The One Beside

For someone you keep carrying after a disagreement

15 min · Lee + Twins

After the Strike

An experiment in the half-second after a startle

20 min · Lucas + Twins

Between the Pulses

One point of touch, faster than words, then the gaps between

17 min · Lee + Twins

Let Go, Come Back

For after work, between letting go and coming back

25 min · Lucas + Twins

Unlabelled

Taking the names off, and putting them back

18 min · Lee + Twins

Breathing Space

A five-minute guided practice to take anywhere

5 min · Lucas + Twins

Afternoon Awake

A guided meditation for the afternoon slump, at work or study

To stay alert7 min · Jessi + Twins

Start to Study

A guided meditation for sitting down to study

To stay alert9 min · Jenna + Twins

Wide Awake at Night

A guided meditation for late at night, when you need to stay up

To stay alert10 min · Lee + Twins

Being, Awareness, Joy

On Sat-Chit-Ananda: being, awareness and joy, looked for as already here

26 min · Jessi + Twins

Devotion to Self

Offering up what is in the way, a handful at a time, until what is left rises and spreads

19 min · Jenna + Twins

The Thirteenth Point

Setting down what you carry, one thing at a time, then looking for what was there all along

19 min · Lucas + Twins

Welcome

A short spoken welcome, before your first meditation

2 min · Lee + Twins

A Little Better

For speaking more freely and kindly with people

13 min · Lucas + Twins

Ananda Anchor

A small gesture that brings joy back, learned through four imagined flavours

20 min · Lucas + Twins

Ananda Rising

Turning the energy of wanting inward, and breathing it up into joy

31 min · Jenna + Twins

Feel to Heal

A short poem for bedtime, read slowly as you drift off

For sleep4 min · Jessi + Twins

Like a Star

Finding the warmth your body already gives off: light in, warmth out

21 min · Jessi + Twins

Nothing Held

For staying with a small gladness, without working for it

21 min · Lee + Twins

Set Down Tomorrow

For a night when tomorrow's list keeps running

For sleep30 min · Lucas + Twins

Shoes On, Let's Move

For the minute before you exercise, made easier

To stay alert11 min · Jessi + Twins

Shuffled Asleep

For a night when the mind keeps going round one thing

For sleep35 min · Lee + Twins

Take It With You

A small cue for steadiness, to carry into your day

24 min · Lee + Twins

Coming Back

A first practice: coming back each time the mind wanders, without keeping count

20 min · Lucas + Twins

Here, in Your Body

A body scan from feet to crown, to one steady place

23 min · Lucas + Twins

Night Weight

For falling asleep, as the bed takes the weight of the day

For sleep29 min · Jessi + Twins

Quiet Current, to Sleep

For a night when sexual arousal or restlessness keeps you awake

For sleep29 min · Lucas + Twins

Quietly Ripe

For staying with fullness, through an imagined plum

27 min · Lee + Twins

Ready to Travel

For a season of endings, resting with what you've let go of

17 min · Lucas + Twins

Simply Notice

A first practice in noticing sounds, feelings and thoughts as they come and go

17 min · Lucas + Twins

The One Who Notices

For turning from what you notice to the one who is noticing

17 min · Lee + Twins

The Pause

For the space between what someone says and your answer

18 min · Lee + Twins

Find a practice by what you need right now. Find your entry. By purpose: for sleep, or to stay alert. By length: under 20, 20 to 30, or over 30 minutes. By voice: a female or a male voice. By place: in bed, or sitting or lying down. The right meditation is the one you are likely to use. Browse by state, not by pressure.Find a practice by what you need right now. Find your entry. By purpose: for sleep, or to stay alert. By length: under 20, 20 to 30, or over 30 minutes. By voice: a female or a male voice. By place: in bed, or sitting or lying down. The right meditation is the one you are likely to use. Browse by state, not by pressure.