when we can’t “fix” things (at least not right away): metta meditation practice
In this dharma talk and metta meditation practice, explore how to create space around your experience to connect with love and compassion.
metta meditation: a self-love practice to set conditions for evolution
I’d like to share with you the most important (and often the most difficult) metta practice, which is offering blessings and affirmations and lovingkindness to ourselves.
metta meditation to care for our nervous system & connect with all beings
When we care for our nervous system, we set the conditions to care for all beings. Enjoy this practice to send love and create space for differences and connection.
the art of allowing - the one you feed podcast
In this interview, Jillian dives deep into the topic of somatic listening; what it is, why it’s important, how to do it and the benefits you can expect. Restorative Yoga is an avenue for this type of work and it can be life changing to say the least. Do you experience tension in your body? Do you have unpleasant feelings? Do you feel exhausted? If your answer is yes or sometimes to any of these questions, you’ll want to hear what Jillian Pransky has to say in this episode.
all about metta (lovingkindess) meditation: the practice for precarious times
Explore the simple time-tested (and research-backed) practice that’s truly important medicine for our times.
15-minute deep core practice to reconnect and recenter
This foundational core sequence will help you reconnect to your center and prepare you for subtle heart practices.
4 skills to help us release tension (plus: free gift: a nourishing self-care restorative yoga practice)
This practice will gently enhance circulation, promote lymph drainage, nourish your respiratory system, balance your energy, and create a sense of space in your heart, both physically and emotionally.
what metta taught me about my most difficult relationship (plus, 2 FREE meditations)
How Lovingkindness can change our relationship to challenging people and conditions in our lives. Plus, receive two free meditations!
practicing joy in precarious times
Try this 20-minute practice to explore the postures of joy. In this short, breath-based flow, we’ll build a solid foundation, grounding through our body, so we can create a more spacious container through which to move more light.
strong & centered: 15-minute fitness flow for yogis
Try this 15-minute full-body strength practice with optional light weights to feel more balanced and energized.
standing in your true power: a deep listening meditation
Try this meditation practice to practice being with your fear, rather than closing down or conquering it.
finding strength in softness: 10-minute restorative yoga for vulnerability
Try this 10-minute practice to connect with support and and spaciousness to experience more compassion and lovingkindness.
soften into the sky of your heart space: 15-minute flow to connect with compassion
Try this 15-minute practice anytime you need to connect with support and welcome yourself (and your circumstances) just as you are.
a meditation to create space in the midst of chaos
It's said that the normal mind is like a snow globe when shaken—the thoughts are flying everywhere and swirling chaotically. The meditative mind is said to be more like the snow globe when all the flakes settle. In this way, the metaphor for a meditation practice is really describing the process of letting the snowflakes settle gradually.
