The trance of separation is part of our evolutionary heritage, but not the end of the story. This talk explores how several key trainings of the heart can evolve and awaken our capacity to realize connectedness, and the sacredness that shines through this living...
By imagining the space inside the body, we discover the continuous space of awareness that is the source and essence of all aliveness. This meditation is adapted from Open Focus Meditations led by Les Fehmi, Ph.D. in The Open Focus Brain.
Beneath the turbulence of our thoughts and emotions exists a profound stillness, a silent awareness capable of limitless love. Tara Brach, bestselling author of Radical Acceptance, calls this awareness our true refuge, because it is available to every one of us, at...
As we learn to relax our resistance to unpleasant sensations, we discover an open and tender space of awareness that has room for living and dying. – from the CD set: Radical Acceptance – Guided Meditations – .mp3 download available. We cultivate...
Meditar con la imagen, senstimiento y espíritu de una sonrisa relaja nuestro condicionamiento hacia la dualidad de lucha o huye, y nos reconecta directamente con la amplitud y el amor que son nuestra fuente misma. Meditaciones de la colección de dos CD llamada...
Tara was interviewed for the “Talk with Francesca” radio show (talkwithfrancesca.com). It was aired on January 1, 2012 at Boston’s WWZN radio. Here’s the recording and Francesca’s comment: “Today I interviewed Tara Brach, author of “Radical...
Nuestro condicionamiento es el de vivir en un trance reactivo de bien resistirnos o sentirnos poseídos de fuertes emociones. Esta reactividad nos crea un trance en el cual nos alejamos de los demás, y nos sentimos llenos de defectos e inseguros. En esta clase...
Spiritual awakening often involves offering a healing presence to the suffering of post traumatic stress or deep emotional wounding. This talk explores the three key elements that support this process: self-forgiveness, accessing a source of love and safety, and...
by Tara Brach (originally published in Modern Maturity Magazine) There’s an old joke about the Jewish mother who sends her son a telegram that reads, “Start worrying. Details to follow.” That’s exactly how most of us live. We go through our days, a bundle of tense...
