Starting Meditation with Sensei Elliston: A Path to Sobriety and Inner Peace
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Ever felt like meditation could be the key to unlocking a calmer, more focused mind but didn’t know where to start? This episode of the 'Tao of Our Understanding Alcohol Recovery Podcast' might be just what you need. Sensei Elliston joins the conversation to guide beginners through the basics of meditation, making it accessible for everyone, especially those on a recovery journey.
Instead of diving into Verse 28 of the Tao Te Ching as initially planned, the discussion takes a turn towards answering common questions about meditation practices. Sensei Elliston’s insights are practical and down-to-earth, perfect for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the idea of sitting still and quieting the mind. He emphasizes the importance of embracing a higher power and finding truth in everyday experiences. This episode also tackles how social media can both aid and hinder your meditation practice.
While online communities can provide support, they can also become distractions. Sensei Elliston offers tips on finding a balance that works for you. Starting and maintaining a meditation routine can be challenging, but Sensei Elliston breaks it down into manageable steps. He talks about building momentum to overcome resistance and how to keep your practice going even when life gets busy. His advice on not getting lost in thoughts and analysis is particularly helpful for beginners.
Whether you’re new to meditation or looking to deepen your practice, this episode is packed with valuable insights. Sensei Elliston’s passion for meditation is contagious, making it easier to see how these practices can support your sobriety and overall well-being.