Serena - A Complete System for Wellness
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Self-Tonglen (20 min)
Self-Tonglen (20 min)
Self-Tonglen (20 min)
Monday 16th July 2018
Learn how Self-Tonglen meditation can help you heal emotional wounds and embrace self-compassion in this 'Happy Mind' episode.
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Get the buttons here!Healing the Inner Child: A Journey with Self-Tonglen Meditation
One of the advantages of this practice is that we don't have to work out what our problems are. We don't have to...
Have you ever felt weighed down by old emotional wounds, unsure how to begin healing? This episode of the 'Happy Mind' podcast might just be what you need. Host Zebediah Rice takes listeners on a soothing journey through the ancient Buddhist practice of Self-Tonglen meditation. The word 'Tonglen' comes from Tibetan, where 'tong' means 'letting go' and 'len' translates to 'receiving'. It's a technique designed to help you release suffering and embrace compassion, both for yourself and others.
Imagine being able to comfort your inner child without needing years of therapy or the guidance of a guru. That's the beauty of Self-Tonglen. You visualize two versions of yourself: one that embodies all your pain and another that is whole and compassionate. Through a simple rhythm of thought, breath, and emotion, you can send love and healing to your hurting self, gradually easing your suffering. It's like giving yourself a mental hug.
This 20-minute guided meditation is perfect for anyone looking to find peace and emotional balance. So, if you're ready to embrace your inner struggles and transform them into self-love, give this episode a listen. You might just find it to be one of the best brain hacks ever.