Show Notes
I think as modern women, we all have something in common: we are busy! We are constantly running, burning the candle at both ends, and struggling to get the rest, rejuvenation, and down time we need to stay healthy and whole.
As a listener of this podcast, you likely know that meditation and mindfulness are my personal gateway to remedying this in my own life. So today I’ll walk you through why meditation works for me, where to start if you think meditation might help you, and what a daily meditation and mindfulness practice can look like.
Today on WithIn:
Why meditation and mindfulness are so important
Growing scientific research on the benefits of meditation
What is meditation - physically, mentally and spiritually?
Your first steps to beginning a meditation practice
How my meditation practice has impacted my life, relationships and outlook
Resources:
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