Meditation 2: Connection with Space

I have realized recently that I have gotten out of the habit of mediating because of the strangeness of this self isolation, and also I have been focusing on creating these meditations.  I have forgot that I too am in need mindfulness and the state of mind, and perspective that it can bring to you. There is a tranquility of mind that can be reached at least momentarily while becoming aware of awareness itself.  The ability to obtain a sort of tranquility can be a very powerful tool in these times of uncertainty, but also just for life in general.   Quiet honestly,  this is what I forgot about my own needs when I allowed myself to get out of the habit of meditating.  But I want you to remember this, because it is important in stressful times to not put judgment on your self.  Like while you are mediating, just recognize you were distracted and return your attention back to the present moment

Since we are still stuck inside our homes, whetheryou are able to work from home or not, you are probably starting to get a little cabin fever.  You probablyhave never spent this much time inside your home. Hopefully today’s mediation will be an antidote to that cabin fever.

This is the mindful architect, I’m David Harrop. Welcome back, today we will continue to focus on the breath, but also expand our awareness to the space around us. I know we have all been spending a lot of time in our homes, and this meditation is the...

This is the mindful architect and I’m David Harrop, Welcome to our first meditation, our meditations will be 10 min sessions everyday while this crisis lasts. Today we will take it slow and focusing on finding your breath.

This is the mindful architect and I’m David Harrop. This is the introduction episode, after this, will be a series of guided meditations for you. I hope you are staying safe and staying away from each other with the Covid-19 crisis. . It is pretty...