There are chakra meditations, blue grid meditations, compassion meditations, and apps galore.
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Certain meditations reference the physical surroundings more than other meditations.
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The commuting and walking meditations were the only travel meditations in the app.
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Both apps have tailored meditations for specific circumstances, whether it's getting better sleep, starting your day, or meditations solely focused on exercise.
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It leads meditations across five main categories: Move (yoga, dance); Breathe (traditional seated meditations); Listen (live music and sound); Heal (spirituality and religious); Create (art).
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Breethe includes hundreds of guided meditations, plus peaceful bedtime meditations and stories to get you to sleep, and soothing alarm sounds to wake you up gently.
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Besides your standard sleep meditations and relaxation videos, the Honest Guys have a series of "fantasy meditations," meant to transport you into magical worlds while you decompress.
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With a subscription you'll gain access to the full Headspace library, including short practices called "minis" for when you're low on time, sleep-specific meditations, themed meditations, and more.
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Recently it's been "Hudson River Wind Meditations," by Lou Reed.
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Click through for more meditations on the Rocky Horror reboot.
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They attended cremations and ceremonies, slaughterings, exorcisms, and long meditations.
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Headspace makes money through selling subscriptions to its guided meditations.
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Both films were riveting meditations on the experience of war.
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The story's meditations on time and history are genuinely interesting.
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The whole is a closely packed series of dreamlike meditations.
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During your meditations this month, think back to spring 2.
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Meditations on isolation and death were composed for speech tournaments.
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They sit in painful, silent meditations for weeks on end.
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Imagine: the vanity, the inanity , of these final meditations. YouTube!
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Jake Naughton brings us meditations on love, while Stephen Gill brings us meditations on the lives and beauty of birds, and Guy Le Querrec manages to capture the soul of jazz in still images.
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Animal Meditations, a collection of guided meditations both soothing and profoundly educational, enables a listener to do as a child might: momentarily embody an animal, taking on its particular form and exploring its natural environment.
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Each day followed the same pattern — sitting meditations alternating with walking meditations, each lasting 45 or 60 minutes at a time, for a total of somewhere between six and seven hours of meditation a day.
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The app is free, but the guided meditations are $3.99 each.
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My best meditations always had the least variation in heart rate.
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Nope, a lot of people think all meditations are the same.
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" Says Sarah: "People would get real spacey from doing these meditations.
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There are many apps and youtube videos that offer guided meditations.
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They broadcast liturgical music, meditations and interviews with theologians and activists.
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The works in Shadowboxing are nuanced meditations on memory and memorials.
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The essay feels inspired by Gertrude Stein's playful meditations on language.
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More than 80 percent of the music meditations use ambient music.
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His films are singular, soulful meditations on impermanence, mortality, and memory.
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Newspapers across the country ran racist syndicated cartoons, including Hambone's Meditations.
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These works are meditations on the internet as a kind of cornucopia.
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One particularly dog-eared tract was Meditations by Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius.
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GLASSBORO "In/Dwelling: Meditations on Built Environments as Cultural Narrative," group exhibition.
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It does this through motivational messages, audio meditations, and daily check-ins.
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But listening to guided meditations on a smartphone app can certainly help.
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Unexpected emotions come to the surface during one of your meditations today.
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He transforms eyesores into meditations on the internet's impact on public spaces.
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These episodes are matched by meditations on motherhood and the writing life.
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He downloaded the app Calm and began doing guided meditations at home.
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It has become a focus of her meditations, as suggested by Luke.
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Trees, which W.H. Auden selected, over O'Hara's Meditations in an Emergency, for
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Many other jewel-like moments and meditations arise in a similar manner.
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It is one of Scorsese's finest meditations on living a full life.
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Some are courses with multiple sessions, while others are single-session meditations.
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She is also starting a channel for kid-friendly meditations and mantras.
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Micah Bucey is surprised by how well guided meditations work over Zoom.
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The humor fades into fatalistic meditations on life lived while straddling worlds.
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There's a guy on YouTube that does guided meditations called Vishan Lakhiani.
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But it's not limiting content on the platform to only bite-sized meditations.
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Playful and mesmerizing, Weinkle's works are simple and beautiful meditations on artistic mediums.
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The daily games of Meditations have been serving a similar purpose for me.
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Here's a big one: What types of meditations are more effective than others?
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GLASSBORO "In/Dwelling: Meditations on Built Environments as Cultural Narrative," group exhibition. Feb.
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Activities range from three live "Conversations with Oprah" to meditations and style sessions.
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Activities range from three live "Conversations with Oprah," to meditations and style sessions.
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Build Confidence is an app that offers relaxing guided meditations that build confidence.
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I decide morning meditations aren't for me, so I try it at night.
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Ry X, from Australia, infused folky, spooky meditations with flickering dance-music beats.
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Check out more of Jullien's meditations on the mundane in the 'grams below.
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THE SOURCE OF SELF-REGARD: Selected Essays, Speeches, and Meditations, by Toni Morrison.
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It's really good 10-minute meditations, not too much of a big commitment.
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They are meditations on inescapable change and disruption, topographical models of unseen forces.
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Nijinsky's sexual meditations are dirty and funny and sad, but mostly they're sad.
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An image you might want to take with you into your meditations is floating.
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Simkin has led meditations everywhere from the Sundance Film Festival to the Amalfi Coast.
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Other meditation apps tend to focus on longer, at least 10-minute-long meditations.
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The game has simple controls, like most of those featured in Meditations so far.
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This is the game that spurred Rami Ismail of Vlambeer studio to organize Meditations.
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His work is brilliant in its simplicity, turning everyday objects into meditations on existence.
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But if you want a variety of meditations, that's where the money comes in.
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In Vienna, two shows offer meditations on the body, the earth, labor, and fate.
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The pair obviously aren't expecting any deep, ruminating meditations on the meaning of life.
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He listened to the CDs, which guided him through breathing and body-scan meditations.
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But most often he tends to center his critical meditations in terms of time.
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My favorite tools for this are any of the Buddhist meditations on self compassion.
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Mindwell says its new AI predictive engine uses mood data to deploy personalized meditations.
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Instead, it first appeared in 1940, in a book called Meditations in Wall Street.
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This lets you practice guided meditations, breathing exercises, or enjoy relaxing music and soundscapes.
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Through humorous and sometimes dark vignettes, this game offers different meditations on group behavior.
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His abrupt acts and swerving meditations have an air of unplotted inevitability about them.
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A friend recommended mindfulness meditations, so we started listening to them on my phone.
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For much of the album, Solange dissolves verse-chorus-verse into meditations and vamps.
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These scenes seem to drift, as they feel like distractions, meditations, or hazy recollections.
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The sketches for artistic actions are personal meditations, affectionate exchanges, and exercises in presence.
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For Alexis Granwell, who curated the show, these meditations are part of a feminist lineage.
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Vautier has provided some valid (if conflicted) meditations on issues like the nature of truth.
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Where Westworld differs is in privileging its mysteries and philosophical meditations over character and storytelling.
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"Some people just don't have time some days to do the meditations," Rose tells me.
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That's also why we have meditations for entrepreneurs, lawyers, college students (in the work session).
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New Age huckster Deepak Chopra was also there to offer guided meditations in the courtyard.
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Traditional Buddhist death meditations, for example, sometimes involve visualizing the decay of our own bodies.
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"Go to a river," begins the text score for Annea Lockwood's "Water Meditations," from 1973.
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"Lost Empress" joins a long roster of literary meditations on the meaning of the game.
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Ms. Clark listens to guided meditations or tango music while she sits in a sauna.
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Simple Habit is providing free meditations sessions for all that are designed to relieve stress.
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If you're not a meditation regular already, guided meditations are a great way to start.
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Everything from guided meditations to talks to looking at different impermanence reminders and cultural things.
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That essay joins meditations on compulsive heterosexuality as among the most poignant in this collection.
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Try meditating or relaxing with both devices with a few free, guided meditations from Headspace.
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It'd be nice to see Mattis drop off "Meditations" for the new commander in chief.
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For example, there are several "Anxious Moment" meditations dedicated to, say, interviews or difficult conversations.
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Of the guided meditations offered, about 47 percent have background music, while 53 percent don't.
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The workbook offers numerous writing exercises, guided meditations and informal practices to teach self compassion.
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The company launched an app last year that offers more personalized content such as audio meditations.
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Each year, the pope entrusts the writing of the meditations to a different person or group.
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"I get up, I do my little meditations, I do my little spiritual work," she said.
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While some have been err, questionable, quality has come out of these meditations on his art.
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The movements, slow and deliberate, are meant to conjure private rituals and meditations within the space.
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VICE: The book is a paced balance between quiet meditations and gut-gripping, almost loaded photographs.
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Every day this year, starting on January 1st, Meditations gives you a different game to play.
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They eat canapés, attend group meditations, and discuss technologies that will make or break the future.
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The app promises guided meditations, confidence-building exercises, "sleep visualizations," and tips for dealing with stress.
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The classics corpus is full of meditations on the qualities that make for a good leader.
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Time stands still in delicate renderings of springtime park scenes and serene meditations under the trees.
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In some ways these guided meditations are easier, because they offer a distraction for my mind.
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Amid the adventures, there are meditations on narrative, on knowledge and on the oceans' fragile ecosystems.
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Like the non-paying ones, you get only a certain amount, number of meditations, or whatever.
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It hasn't all been visits to archaeological sites and meditations on the contemporary relevance of antiquity.
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Moses Sumney's songs are meditations — they're brooding and contemplative and controlled by his focused, talented voice.
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In the meantime, the service is making a number of meditations available for free to users.
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In addition to the meditations, Balance also includes a guided activity designed to help people sleep.
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That then leads to divided opinions, aborted prosecutions, and meditations on the French art of seduction.
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Crucially, it prompts Hay's meditations on narrative perspective, on witnessing time and space in different ways.
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Whether you prefer bedtime stories, dreamy meditations, or ASMR brain tingles, there's a pod for you.
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That seemed to shake him out of his meditations, and he led us to the exit.
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His serene British Buddhist voice narrates hundreds of meditations of different lengths, on all different topics.
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The meditations range from three to 10 minutes, depending on your comfort level and general attention span.
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I've spent thousands on psychotherapy, CBT, counseling, hypnotherapy, mentoring, crystal healing, light workers, and guided angel meditations.
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Long meditations on the ethical quandaries that their situation presents surely do little to alleviate their pain.
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Some books are rueful meditations on father/son relationships, while others are hilarious dives into parenting misadventures.
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In virtual dojos, avatars gathered for group meditations, or to watch YouTube videos on a giant screens.
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Meditations reminds me of the quotes that appear at the bottom of pages in my day planner.
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Director Jesper Dalgaard has also been obsessed by the meditations of a german guru called Stephan Pende.
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Meditations launched on January 1, and so far has featured puzzles, rhythm challenges, and highly personal vignettes.
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These songs are ecstatic but fraught, less erotica than meditations on the benefits and drawbacks of erotica.
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It offers a broad variety of meditations and the most useful and best guided sessions for beginners.
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You can search meditations by topic, organize them in packs and adjust the duration of a session.
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An unnamed narrator engages in frantic meditations and recounts eerie, baffling tales in this demanding, remarkable work.
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When you look at someone like Marcus Aurelius writing his "Meditations," he's not writing them … one time.
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The book is a series of meditations about life, written as a tribute to Knausgaard's unborn daughter.
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It's as if the gangster movies I just mentioned had turned into meditations rather than action pictures.
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In addition to meeting with patients, she hosts events, meditations, guided online courses, and membership-only programs.
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There are different kinds of meditations and exercises that I give them to help awaken to that.
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Since the song's are (to me) meditations on our ephemeral existence, why not make the sequence itself ephemeral?
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Some companies have organized group meditations while other firms will allow workers to go home several hours early.
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He looped them, phased them, slowed them down, and whittled everything into protracted meditations on sound and life.
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The best titles ranged from sweeping adventures to tense shooters to meditations on the existential burden of life.
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"These meditations not just chanting or something," the Dalai Lama told CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
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The overall execution may be impossible to judge at this point, but I love Meditations as a concept.
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And for its "Money on the Mind" collection of meditations, usage of that content spiked by 60 percent.
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They did so in forms that ranged from anecdotes, meditations, and manifestos to poems, karaoke, and improv performances.
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Ocher continued to appear in Gustafson's meditations, so she continued to explore the surrounding landscape looking for it.
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Its snow-crystals of prose settle into an eerily moving sequence of meditations on destruction, bereavement and rebirth.
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Intense meditations on faith, family, and loyalty rub up against adventures in haphazard anal bleaching and amateur pornography.
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The workshop involved participation in massages, therapy games, encounter groups, and meditations from 5:00 am until midnight.
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He is yet another of our author's unruly preoccupations, and Lawrence's meditations about place heavily inform Mr. Dyer's.
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It's "Freakonomics" meets the Death Star, if you will, with meditations on the bonds of fathers and sons.
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Geissler also scatters her book with meditations on work from Gertrude Stein, Eva Meyer, Monica de la Torre.
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And that's what makes them both remarkable meditations not just on the hereafter, but the here and now.
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On Saturday, Wang published a manifesto on social media titled "Meditations on the Religious War," the Journal reported.
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Mohamedi's grids, for instance, are often juxtaposed with Agnes Martin's, and Farmafarmaian's meditations on geometry with Frank Stella's.
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His films are defiantly anti-industrial products: dreamlike documentaries, free-form essay films, meditations on loss and perseverance.
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Watchmen's increasing meditations on race have already explored how racial superiority complexes benefit those who believe in them.
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Breathing meditations can also reduce muscle tension and your heart rate, which are signs of stress, Wright said.
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Calm tailors its suggested content and meditations to your specific goals and needs, which it asks about upfront.
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The majority of the meditations on the app are five minutes, which is one of its best strengths.
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Simple Habit updated its content with relevant meditations centered around the current pandemic and global health crisis, too.
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Bucey, an associate minister at New York's Judson Memorial Church, usually leads in-person meditations once a week.
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The system pairs up with the Muse app, which features "Go-to-Sleep Journeys" — essentially guided sleep meditations.
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Grounding exercises and meditations are key to help us all get through this emotionally charged and confusing time.
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There are meditations sorted by specific teacher, style (breath, energy) or length of time (starting at one minute).
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Jim Mattis, now secretary of defense, carries a copy of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" on deployments.
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The other meditations don't appear to feature birds, even though you get a bird score at the end.
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During the workshop, Ikeda and her co-teacher, John Ellis, discussed "Star Wars" scenes and led guided meditations.
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The paintings are at once meditations, elegies, and celebrations of citizens' attempts to resist political and economic tyranny.
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Dad would wake up late and blast his gospel-choir hymns, or chant his Hindu meditations at a shout.
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In addition to breathing meditations and sensory exercises such as listening to music, the app tracks when kids meditate.
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Meditations is a year-long project offering 365 short games, each playable only on the day of its release.
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Ethereal Summit attendees could take a break from it all by participating in guided meditations in the court yard.
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Brilliant in its own way, the novel is full of beautiful writing, wry humor, and philosophical meditations on life.
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This year's meditations, one for each of the "stations" were written by high school and college students in Rome.
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The Brainfeeder records I did were elegiac, eulogic, war records that are meditations on violence from a historical perspective.
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In 1997, Bishop Browning published "A Year of Days With the Book of Common Prayer," a compilation of meditations.
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You always have access to your breathing, so in that sense [breathing meditations] are really portable and very accessible.
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His new book is, accordingly, a series of short meditations on everyday things like plastic bags, frogs and war.
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The people in this group practiced body scans and mindful walking, in addition to the usual quiet, seated meditations.
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This memoir of struggling with depression interweaves autobiography with literary and historical meditations on the nature of the condition.
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As he tours the monasteries, his meditations on the nature of empire are a treat and treatise in themselves.
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" He explained that of all the meditations he's tried in his life, tea was "trying to accomplish the least.
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They identify three recurring argumentative features: a public meditations on values, assessments of information and issues, and policy recommendations.
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Consider the rebranding of Weight Watchers as WW, focusing on guided meditations and mindfulness training instead of pounds lost.
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I've heard good things about Headspace, and am fed up listening to ads during guided meditations on YouTube for free.
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My prayers, thoughts, meditations & strength has been focused on those families and victims affected by the horrific tragedy in Manchester.
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Aura also collects data around demographics and age to better understand what types of meditations certain people are looking for.
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In it you'll receive meditations, altar suggestions, and rituals specific to your sign for both the new and full moon.
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Susan Sontag, John Wayne, Valerie Solanas, and Elena Ferrante all inspire the narrator's meandering meditations on writing, aging, and failing.
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Instead, they're constantly inundated with new ways to improve themselves — diets, meditations, fitness trackers, serums and vitamins and sheet masks.
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Collectively, the works include narrative-based figurative works and abstractions as provocative meditations on bodies loaded with desire and possibility.
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His works are such pristinely shot, immaculately conceived meditations on the relationship between space and humanity they're like visual homilies.
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It's become easy to find guided meditations online for free, so Calm needs to become a holistic mental wellness hub.
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But without these knotty meditations, the film's intellectual meat is stripped away, leaving only bones, gristle and a few scraps.
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On the free app, there's a menu of over 250 meditations to choose from with different teachers and varying lengths.
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The theology is invoked not to elicit meditations on mercy, justice or sacrifice, but to buttress a spectacle of power.
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The app was called "Simply Being" (by Meditation Oasis), and had options for 5-, 10-, 20-, and 30-minute meditations.
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D'Aoust says that she seeks to transfer the images she sees in her meditations in order to communicate her visions.
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"I think of it as shamanic dancing in the distance," said one past-life traveler during a break between meditations.
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From quick yoga sequences for energy to guided meditations and full-length restorative yoga classes, there's something for every mood.
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According to local guidebooks, his disciples also copied animal movements to relax between meditations, which would become kung fu techniques.
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The soft pillow is embedded with a speaker that can be programmed to play heartbeats, guided meditations, or soft music.
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I made a meditation room, and collaborated with another artist, Meredith Haggerty, who made audio pieces and crafted guided meditations.
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I'd like to see a show of "Meditations"—the more, the better—lined up on bare white walls in silence.
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Calm is an app that includes guided meditations, bedtime stories, relaxing music as well as photos and sounds from nature.
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Indeed, our new defense secretary, Jim Mattis, apparently shares that view: He carried Marcus Aurelius's "Meditations" to Iraq with him.
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These 240 prose poems — meditations on grief, love and loss — will burrow into your psyche like tiny shards of glass.
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Scroll down from the right video, and you'll discover beautiful recollections and meditations on life, glimpsed through a sepia prism.
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Here's how it works: Every day you'll practice with the help of our guided meditations (led by MNDFL's own Adreanna Limbach).
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The seven-minute work consists of a series meditations on black bodies in motion, conducted in black and white without sound.
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From philosophical meditations on second-wave feminism to poetry on black womanhood, here are five works that are absolute must reads.
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Lately though, I've been foregoing my playlist and listening to guided meditations on my Nike+ Run Club app while I run.
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The first performance of Perle Noire: Meditations for Joséphine takes place on Wednesday, January 16, with another on Thursday, January 17.
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I also came across an app called Calm that is loaded with guided and unguided meditations, sleep stories, and breathing exercises.
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The makers of Calm, the aforementioned app for relaxing meditations, had invited me to try out a Sleep Story for myself.
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Last year Satya Nadella, Microsoft's chief executive, published a book that describes his obsession with cricket alongside meditations on quantum computing.
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From meditations on mental health to final farewell conversations, here are some of the moments that got to me the most...
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Those quintessential John Green moments are still featured in Turtles, but now John Green takes those meditations and turns them inward.
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As well as guided meditations you get access to packs of relaxing music or short stories to send you to sleep.
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He speaks about his bread and his process passionately but quietly, drawing you in to his trance-inducing meditations on baking.
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Stop, Breathe & Think (iOS, free) offers 15 guided meditations that encourage kids to take stock of their mental and emotional states.
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It goes from new age breathing meditations to nostrils being gruesomely stretched to people melting into putty from psychedelic vision quests.
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Mindwell then recommends custom meditations for the user to listen to, with the goal of reaching the desired mindset through listening.
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In recent weeks, there have been meditations on public versus private faces and the downstream effect of all of those paparazzi.
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Their homes are meditations on Georgia's complex past and, perhaps, its future; an Adolf Loos-inflected journey into a new century.
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That misguided notion isn't being helped by a lot of copycat guided meditation subscription apps offering the same old breathing meditations.
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More often, these meditations set off the pretentiousness alarm that rests, like a smoke detector, at the top of one's mind.
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With "Najwa" and "Alone: Reflections and Meditations on Monk," to be released on the same day, he's spreading love and gratitude.
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Meditations are offered according to age group and audience, for example Adults, Sport, Mindfulness in the Classroom, Mindfulness in the Workplace.
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The Insight Timer app offers one of the deepest wells of content, giving your meditations some variety — and it's completely free.
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He did change with the tide, however, producing in the early 1980s darkly baroque meditations on the threat of nuclear destruction.
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You can find online educational courses on everything from economics to philosophy and even demography to guided meditations, textbooks, and movies.
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RICHARD FOREMAN A playwright of wisdom and mischief whose so-called "reverberation machines" are philosophical meditations delivered with low-tech dazzle.
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She will bring her Baker program, "Perle Noire: Meditations for Joséphine," to the steps of the Met's Great Hall on Jan.
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Yes. I've reread Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations," Seamus Heaney's "The Cure at Troy" and William Butler Yeats's "The Collected Poems" several times.
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" Her style also conjures the rambling (and occasionally solipsistic) meditations on self-definition in Sheila Heti's "How Should a Person Be?
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R. I adored Stein's graphic essay collection Present for its frank, charming, insightful meditations on daily life, rendered in dreamy watercolor.
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His performance ranged from urgent cris de coeur to languorous meditations, but he delivered both with the same blue-collar virtuosity.
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Here's what it's like to exercise with Peloton's app, which has everything from at-home strength workouts to guided office meditations
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If you want brief, basic lessons about controlling your breathing, you may enjoy these sessions, more minilectures than silky-voiced meditations.
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The travel-related meditations on this app may appeal if you're beginning to practice mindfulness and want step-by-step instructions.
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But counting breaths, closing your eyes and concentrating, and other meditations are difficult and sometimes unpleasant—for me and for others.
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Slowly, the meaning of the book of the Letter to the Romans wasn't about proselytizing, but rather about guiding us through meditations.
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The artist, with her lyrical meditations on migration and loss, is perhaps the perfect spiritual emissary for perspectives on exile and displacement.
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Additionally, Centr also provides a variety of ways to help you relax and ease your mind, including guided meditations and visualization exercises.
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From philosophical meditations on second-wave feminism to poetry on black womanhood, here are five works that are absolute must reads. 19903.
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There are currently about 200 meditations available, which Aura Health serves up to you based on the mood you say you're in.
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In the next episode made available to journalists, Orlando Jones-starring third installment "The Knockadoo," all meditations on personality plurality are gone.
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Those who find both options equally terrifying will be comforted by Philpott's meditations on identity and the possibility of countless tiny reinventions.
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While apps like Headspace, Simple Habit and Calm focus on selling a wide array of themed meditations, Oak's minimalist approach delivers tranquility.
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Clipper Ship consists of seven songs spanning nearly 36 minutes, the tracks oscillating between gorgeous droning meditations and low-key folk musings.
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Meditations is ambitious in its scope, yet is a promising way to discover indie developers, while offering a pause from the day.
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Yeah, we could all benefit from a little more mindfulness, but Trump might find Headspace's quick, 10-minute guided meditations especially helpful.
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I've done Calm meditations before, but I recently discovered that the app also has sleepy time music for adults, and I'm hooked.
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Through her art, Mendieta transformed fear, pain, and rage into powerful and provocative meditations on gender, identity, assault, death, place, and belonging.
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Events scheduled for the weekend included cookouts, rallies, prayer vigils, peace walks, basketball tournaments, variety shows, neighborhood cleanups, meditations and poetry readings.
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Modern philosophers, from Descartes to Bachelard, enjoyed gazing into a fire to conduct their meditations on the nature of being and consciousness.
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The gong with which Goldstein's meditations begin on YouTube, though a bit of Orientalia, does settle the mind and calm its restlessness.
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Malick's more recent "trilogy" of Wonder, Cups, and Song bring his meditations on romantic love and material success into the present day.
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With the help of their writer, Siân, the team create incredibly intricate fairytale-like meditations that some people find calming and immersive.
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Performances of her work involve audience members and "untrained" performers to produce refreshingly unpredictable "sonic meditations" that are different with every performance.
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It's easy to try out a wide variety of guided meditations without spending any money, but Headspace's new flexibility is certainly intriguing.
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You'll notice your psychic abilities ramp up, so keep a dream journal, and ask your inner voice for guidance during your meditations.
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I really wanted to have those two on the record as meditations, or sounds you could start, or end your day with.
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Sister Wendy eventually wrote some 25 books, including collections of poetry and meditations, and made a dozen documentaries, many released on DVD.
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They rarely interrupted each other, initially, subsisting on mutually nonaggressive meditations on the menace of the coronavirus and how to corral it.
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There's also an on-site "energy alchemist" who leads the willing in guided meditations and other rituals that purportedly banish bad vibes.
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There are over 100-guided meditations for anxiety, stress, and sleep, and a robust library of sleep stories (perhaps its best feature).
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Like those in the exercise group, they attended a weekly session on campus, but most of their meditations were completed at home.
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Fast forward a century or so to Kant, who does not consider the author of the "Meditations" to be worth much attention.
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Fans say the elegiac videos, cut with bleak soundscapes and often presented without narration, are poignant meditations on urban evolution and decay.
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Guided and non-guided meditations are voiced by Puddicombe, whose soothing voice could have you de-stressed or calmly sleeping within minutes.
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Odell's How to Do Nothing, a delightful read on techno-escapism, included long meditations on sitting in a rose garden, screen-free.
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While a technician worked on my nails, I listened to two 15-minute meditations on a headset plugged into an MP3 player.
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And, though it runs totally contrary to the spirit of this post, here's where you can buy Philosophy Bro's book, Descartes' Meditations, Bro.
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Other cultures have attempted to divine the messiness of the human condition and improve upon it with targeted thoughts, meditations, and physical practices.
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The store is host to other witches' workshops, meditations, and yoga, and the women behind it are now hosting their own spellcraft workshops.
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But even if you missed this one, I think Wallick's contribution offers a good example of what to expect in general from Meditations.
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Aura's bread and butter is short, three-to-seven-minute meditations based on your current mood — be that stressed, anxious, happy or sad.
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The app also gives you access to hundreds of sessions for meditations, mindfulness, breathing, and more, each one designed by the best teachers.
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The fittingly titled Victory Lap is as smooth and confident as would befit Nipsey's stature, filled with G-funk synths and hazy meditations.
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Muse also recently announced voice coaching, guided meditations and biosignal feedback to its app as part of its software as a service offering.
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Ryan McGinness Thinks You're Looking at Art Wrong | Studio Visits Paintings within Paintings Hit Disorienting New Show '#metadata' Ryan McGinness' Meditations on Motherhood
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Most of the essays are meditations on a particular moment: She walks us through tantrums, dinnertime, health scares, camping trips and basement floods.
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Beckett wrote around 25 books, which included collections of poetry and meditations, and made a dozen documentaries, according to the New York Times.
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This one is especially of-the-moment, tracking activity like the gadgets of yore, but also offering guided meditations on an accompanying app.
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Death hovers overhead as Amobi launches through industrial squeaks, jaundiced noise, abstract rap, tortured garage rock, and harrowed spoken meditations about mythical figures.
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But one app that I was drawn to, 10% Happier, offered guided meditations which consisted, a majority of the time, of absolute silence.
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I was curious to discover what all of these meditations — prompted by the editor's call for "thoughts on a specific kiss" — would unearth.
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It felt like a luxury to spend time on these existential meditations when there are so many immediate crises demanding attention every day.
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Meanwhile, curious passers-by trickled in, and now the Kosmon Temple holds weekly Sunday services, as well as guided meditations and public workshops.
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This app has over 12 million users, thanks largely to its extremely diverse library of content — it has over 35,000 free guided meditations.
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There are short "wind-down" meditations to listen to as you try to sleep, as well as longer musical or white noise tracks.
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The Calm app includes guided daily 10-minute meditations, half-hour stories to help you sleep, and masterclasses in subjects including mindful eating.
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Contemporary viewers may find, in this painting and the rest of the Frick show, their own meditations on the waning of great civilizations.
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For all of the new meditations, the Muse app uses the same scoring system as it employed in its regular brain-sensing meditation.
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There's a heartbroken ballad called "Bacc 223 Jail," and a few different sober meditations about the circumstances that put him into this position.
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But he, too, was drawn to the kind of certainty that mathematics offered, and in his "Meditations" he claimed to have achieved it.
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It's a collection of brief meditations that attempt to capture what makes the world beautiful, all written for Knausgaard's unborn daughter, his fourth child.
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It makes the end of life visible, and in doing so crafts one of the only meditations on death in videogames that feels authentic.
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You'll get four different exercise types based on the time of day, including silent breathing sessions, mood-boosting meditation exercises, and closed-eye meditations.
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The latest model, which fits on your head like a headband or hat, costs $244, plus $47 a year for access to the meditations.
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Daybreaker classes consist of sober, early-morning yoga meditations-turned-dance parties that release the brain's natural "happy chemicals" — dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, and endorphins.
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The game was one of the first released by Meditations, a new initiative to share a short free game every day of the year.
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Meditation app Breethe - Shared the email address users used to log in to the app and the name of the meditations the user completed.
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The mac-and-cheese meditation felt more pleasant and, though these were relatively short meditations, my brain waves gave some validity to my feelings.
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Last year, the website tapped Jeff Bridges to create an album of relaxing sounds and guided meditations meant to put the listener to sleep.
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In one room, Chantal Peñalosa has created a striking series of works that considers the passage of time and the artist's meditations on labor.
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After you polish off those, you can purchase individual meditations (one off or Series) from the apps library of hundreds of self-soothing options.
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Mr. Allen became a dedicated member and the Buddhafield's videographer, and for a mind-boggling 22 years he documented the group's meetings and meditations.
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Recently, in an effort to re-invigorate my practice, I've been doing some guided meditations, complete with positive affirmations, like a real fucking hippie.
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Whether in cheap broadsheets or erudite philosophical meditations, American writers were instrumental in building up the legendary status of many more figures like Boone.
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Our go-to meditations are "Change Your Lens" in the "Confidence" collection, and "Float To Sleep" in the "Sleep" collection, both by Chrissy Carter.
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Run by Loriel Beltran, Aramis Gutierrez, and Domingo Castillo, you can expect high concepts and deep meditations on the role of luxury in Miami.
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While some pieces are trippy meditations on nature, space, and time, others are homages to Spirited Away and Adventure Time, or portraits of Beyoncé.
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Few ancient writing have been as influential as "Meditations," which offers insights and advice on everything from dealing with adversity to interacting with others.
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Our briefings and What We're Reading editor, Andrea Kannapell, recommends The Atlantic's revival of the civil rights activist's meditations on the question in 1897.
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Their feel-good meditations bring to mind Werner Erhard's Hunger Project, an organization founded, in the late nineteen-seventies, ostensibly to end world hunger.
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The Des Moines Zen Center in Iowa, where they practice Soto Zen Buddhism, is also using Zoom to conduct seated meditations and study groups.
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After that, to get access to additional meditations, you'll need to pay $11.99 per month, $49.99 per year or $199.99 for a lifetime subscription.
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After pairing the two apps, your meditations will show up under the Journal tool on Google Fit along with other exercise and sleep activities.
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" The mayors were divided on whether such deeds were significant qualifications for the presidency, prompting some extended meditations on the very meaning of "qualified.
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The Polish poet Adam Zagajewski's splendid new book of prose, "Slight Exaggeration," is constructed of untitled anecdotes, essays and meditations, some mere sentences long.
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It's striking how many of the great love stories of our era are really breakup stories, meditations on love's mutability rather than its permanence.
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One is a first-person family narrative, the other a cultural essay on masculine malaise, but both are footnotes inflated to full-length meditations.
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As monologues, as one-acts, as meditations on, as Mr. Gyllenhaal put it, "the terror of loving," the plays are not obvious Broadway fare.
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As monologues, as one-acts, as meditations on, as Mr. Gyllenhaal put it, "the terror of loving," the plays are not obvious Broadway fare.
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The assemblages cobble together found images, objects, and texts in a process that turns museum and gallery walls into sprawling scrapbook meditations on blackness.
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Ask yourself if you, or anyone you know, finds order in a chaotic word through written meditations, reflections or creative writing of any form.
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The meditations on other cities are stronger but no more clear about what exactly Weiner thinks lies at the heart of making a place special.
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In a few pages, Ms Lepore zooms from President William Henry Harrison's premature death to the telegraph to the naturalist meditations of Henry David Thoreau.
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Lyrically, themes range from meditations on the relationship between man and recorded history to looking at different American archetypes through a lense of (attempted) equanimity.
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But... In the hands of LGBT creators, versions (or subversions) of the trope can become fascinating meditations on the link between queer identification and desire.
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Meditations is best experienced when you remember it's there, serving as a short distraction or non sequitur from whatever you were doing or thinking about.
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They end up being dutiful meditations on guilt rather than stories about the people whose mistreatment and oppression they purport to be so interested in.
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The narrative includes time travel, meditations on a dark family history, and futuristic brain connecting to counteract dementia—and every character wears a handmade mask.
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"In my meditations, I visualize it leaving and see the herbs and the medicines that I'm taking making it go," she told 60 Minutes Australia.
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Ashley C. Ford, writer and Buzzfeed News host, will lead a live session of "Animal Meditations," transporting the audience into the mind of an animal.
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" He adds that the meditations are "collaborations between the person who's meditating and the person who's narrating, rather than your reality being dictated to you.
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"My prayers, thoughts, meditations & strength has been focused on those families and victims affected by the horrific tragedy in Manchester," Frankie wrote across four tweets.
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The book wove together science, history, literature, philosophy and case studies and remains one of the best philosophical meditations on the age of biological psychiatry.
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And Arrival, with its weighty meditations on humanity's instinct for conflict and potential for cooperation, couldn't be a more crystalline reflection of our cultural moment.
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Released this year, her latest album Four Meditations/Sound Geometries, finds the 84-year-old American composer and musician working with Belgian ensemble Musique Nouvelles.
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For Vestrini, the refusal to compromise or accept tyrannical notions of truth was as much a part of her process as her meditations on death.
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In season 5's "Free Churro," BoJack delivers an episode-long eulogy to his cruel mother, full of scorn, painful memories, and meditations on mortality.
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I look forward to following this portrait's progress, as the work and its title — most recently "Perle Noir: Meditations for Joséphine Baker" — continue to evolve.
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Hosted by a man who goes by Harris, these meandering meditations on banal subjects (usually with a scientific bent) are spoken entirely in breathy murmurs.
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A tribute to Miami's queer culture, meditations on climate change — and more not to be missed at this year's constellation of art and design fairs.
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The gravitas of the Museum at the Government College of Fine Arts, founded in 1850, provided a solemn backdrop for meditations on gender and identity.
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Hugh Hefner has died at the age of 91, and the next few days will no doubt bring a number of meditations on his legacy.
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Not all iOS users are paying users though, given the app offers free guided meditations as well as the ability to subscribe to access premium content.
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Screening as part of BAM's annual "Contemporary Arab Cinema" showcase, Of Fathers and Sons and Fatwa offer starkly different meditations on the radicalization of young men.
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Created as memorials to and meditations on the loved ones she lost this past year, one might assume these sculptural elegies to be somber in tone.
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When you open the app, you can browse the stories by category, or choose one of the how-to meditations on dirty talk or self-love.
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That's usually when I fire up my meditation app, Meditation Studio, and cycle through a handful of the 19 recorded meditations that are specifically for sleep.
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Her work includes meditations on the natural world as well as narratives involving her personal history as a native New Mexican of Lebanese and Mexican descent.
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The track is sung to perfection by Hamilton's Leslie Odom Jr. — and features some pointed meditations on Donald Trump and the sorry state of American politics.
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"My prayers, thoughts, meditations & strength has been focused on those families and victims affected by the horrific tragedy in Manchester," he wrote in his initial tweet.
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Related: How I Met My Daughter Before She Was Born Virtual Reality Doc Takes You Through a Mother's Grief in Gaza Ryan McGinness' Meditations on Motherhood
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You can listen to one of their music meditations while listening to a non-musical text video from a different YouTuber and customize your meditative experience.
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They gathered their morsels in advance of a great milestone and moved on, while Suzuki returned to his grooming or stretching or meditations on his craft.
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The nice thing about this app is that they break the meditations into specific categories, so you can find one that seems tailored just for you.
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There is little room, in Alexievich's work, for anything that does not lend itself to meditations on the soul or the nature of good and evil.
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Calm provides audio meditations, sleep stories and relaxing music that can be accessed early in the morning, during a work break, while traveling or before bed.
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Young Marble Giants' lyrics also don't share Kraftwerk's futuristic vision for the most part; they tend to be minimal, opaque meditations on relationships and everyday interactions.
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Though breathing meditations are simple to begin with, they can take practice before you're able to maintain focus for an extended period of time, Wright said.
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On the surface, her 2016 short film and eponymous photograph series, The Water Between Us Remembers, seem to be hypnotic, minimalist meditations on water's formal properties.
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Delivering heavy meditations on life with a bouncy hopefulness that feels almost lackadaisical, Happy Accidents are a ball of neurosis disguised as a children's birthday party.
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With most, you can choose from a couple of options depending on how long you have, from just a couple of minutes to longer guided meditations.
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App Store, Google Play Insight Timer is incredibly popular and always free, with a library of over 30,000 guided meditations and a simple timer for meditation.
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The meditations are narrated by coach Leah Santa Cruz, who's also involved in writing the content, and there are other meditation experts on the Balance team.
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From Ken Kagami come 24 bleakly hilarious ink-on-paper meditations on the relationship between Charles M. Schulz's classic comic-strip characters Snoopy and Charlie Brown.
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It combines daily reports of her moods with the research she's done about the history of psychedelics and her extended meditations on drugs and the law.
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Ashbery's writing has always been suffused with nostalgia for the world of his childhood, meditations on the experience of growing up and moments of disguised autobiography.
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In this posthumous essay collection, readers will find meditations on both the natural and human worlds as well as frequent discussions of the author's Catholic faith.
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I've used apps and guided meditations, but when I started, it wasn't trendy and it wasn't easy to find all this material that's so accessible now.
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The feature-length videos in the show, including meditations on Patty Hearst, the Manson family and the Weather Underground, are variously gory, tedious, compelling and amateurish.
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The airline will play nature videos during boarding and offer Calm's guided meditations and other content on the plane's seat back screens for passengers during flights.
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These novels' meditations on family, on the inner lives of husbands and wives, were intended to burrow into truths beyond the chance meanderings of pop culture.
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On view at MIT List Visual Arts Center, artist Kapwani Kiwanga's Safe Passage features powerful meditations on antebellum "lantern laws" and The Negro Motorist Green Book.
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A varied program of events for adults and children, with music, meditations, workshops, talks, and guided introductions to the work, will take place inside the installation.
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Inside Lady Bird are meditations on parenting, on struggling with money, and on the ways the future is never quite what we wanted it to be.
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If you begin to look at them as photos of an imaginary Cattelan installation, you start to think of them as meditations on the nature of exhibitions.
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But Etienne Tshisekedi, the leader of Congo's largest opposition party, refused to take part in AU-backed meditations months ago and this week rejected the transitional government.
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Stein's autobiographical comics aren't just beautifully rendered in dreamy watercolor; they're frank, charming, insightful meditations on daily life that manage to be sentimental but not cloyingly so.
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While his work is associative and free ranging, it may be approached as a series of meditations on phantasmagoric vibrations (both real and imagined), or as concrete.
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The app works by logging on, determining your goals and picking a coach like Aaron Gordon, forward for the Orlando Magic, to guide users through daily meditations.
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Its meditations on the nature of the mind are growing increasingly knotty, putting flesh and bones to the meandering thought experiments that keep undergrads up at night.
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Meditations on love in the newish medium exist somewhere between absurdly salacious tales on 60 Minutes and the bubblegum proposals you see in feature films and television.
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So if we're trying to understand the long-term benefits of these short meditations, there isn't much data out there on mental health and changes to brain.
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His books are not simply criticisms of war; they are meditations on human nature and the meaning of life, wrapped up in zany plots and deadpan wit.
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I'll be participating for the first time, and to prepare, I assembled an eclectic reading list including Islamic history, firsthand accounts of the hajj and spiritual meditations.
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The Emperor's Handbook: A New Translation of The Meditations by Marcus Aurelius What do the musings of a 2nd Century Roman emperor have to do with Amazon?
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Here the inspiration was the ethereal anguish of Buxtehude's "Membra Jesu nostri," a seven-cantata cycle of meditations on Christ's suffering in various parts of his body.
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Related: Dazzle Camouflage Hides Corporate Logos in Optical Illusions These Graphite Sketches Personify the Beautiful Disorder of the Internet 5 Stop-Motion Meditations from PES's Reddit AMA
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Sanders joined Coltrane's band two years after he departed from Sun Ra's orbit, and the group released Ascension in February of 1966 and Meditations seven months later.
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If you read in any of the meditations on beauty, if you read Thomas Jefferson's 'Notes on the State of Virginia,' he talks about [blackness] as unbeautiful.
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Through a mix of guided meditations and motivational speeches, Brach explores the lofty concept of spiritual awakening alongside more concrete everyday problems like anxiety, conflict and insomnia.
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Then I am seeing the Jack Kornfields teach meditations and wondering if this is the moment we look within rather than vegetating on phones and in content?
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Generations of students have read, and continue to read, his famous "Meditations" as the rejection of medieval ways of thinking and the invention of the modern self.
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It combines calming sounds, bedtime stories, breathing techniques, guided meditations, and body-mind exercises to help you overcome insomnia, tinnitus, night-time anxiety, and lower everyday stress.
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Over three years, at various residencies, they developed their ideas into a series of vignettes, for which Mr. Heginbotham devised dances, which function almost as movement meditations.
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McBride, that is, has written a collection of diverse meditations and interpretations in search of James Brown, more than he has written the story of the man.
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Deitch's style seethes with detail; his fact-flipping meditations on cycles of life are both an escapist pleasure and an optimistic note for this mind-bending moment.
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It's a catch-all app that offers chat services with "listeners," a variety of guided meditations, and different options for engaging with a community of other users.
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Meditations is unlike any of the other games we've featured in Short Play, because I can't actually tell you exactly what you'll be playing when you play it.
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They gave little away but rain sounds and a short free trial; once you paid, the app provided lovely, sleepy music and stress-relieving meditations for its users.
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For her project, Zalcman used double-exposure portraits, juxtaposing people against sites of the former schools to create meditations on memory and the psychological legacy of the schools.
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While we can all appreciate the necessary care given to Luann's struggles, very few people come to RHONY looking for lengthy meditations on the darkest parts of life.
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Even though her soothing voice and direction have won over crowds through her guided meditations, Ash's approach to wellness is more than just downloadable tips — it's a lifestyle.
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They are provocations, meditations, and messages with the aim of encouraging unexpected connections, creating a platform for often unheard voices, uplifting our collective consciousness, and ultimately inspiring innovation.
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There are programs for all ages, and meditations of various lengths, plus the opportunity to track your progress over time towards that unshakeable calm you've been searching for.
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Anyone can try out the service for free through Headspace's "Take 10" program, which offers 10 guided meditations that you can replay as many times as you want.
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Tillman's meditations on the Big Questions often read like those of someone trying to catch up to the world's knowledge while selling that world her notes for $26.
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You will come for the kind of humor promised in the title and the well-earned R rating, but stay for the nuanced meditations on theology and faith.
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If I'm feeling shitty I leave countries and find psychologists and read books and show up at meditations until I find my way back to a good place.
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In general, though, these films about white female adolescence and teenhood revolve around particular experiences of and meditations on dissatisfaction and boredom, using nostalgia as their primary pull.
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I'll add some trigger warnings of my own: blunt exposition, familiar meditations on privacy and the corrosive nature of social media, the now shopworn employment of neon lighting.
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Mats were waiting when we entered the yoga shala, Sanskrit for house, and Ms. Carlson led us in breathing exercises, meditations, chanting and poses to awaken our bodies.
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Bodies and faces in the photographs are obscured and replaced with ghostly silhouettes; they prompt meditations on lost heritages, the fragility of memory, and the malleability of identity.
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His verses are scrappily beautiful collage-poems achieved by cutting, pasting, excising and mating words and phrases by different writers into seamless meditations on humanity, death and art.
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Endicott Barnett has given twelve "Meditations" and a few late, lovely floral still-lifes a chapel-like installation, with piped-in classical music, which seems to me superfluous.
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I put in earbuds and tapped the "Prepare for Travel" session from Simple Habit, an app with meditations for situations as varied as remedying procrastination and easing PMS.
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Francis listened intently as three speakers read Bonetti's meditations about migrants being set on fire, dying in the desert or drowning at sea and ending up in nameless coffins.
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Through grim satire, this conceptual presentation triggers somber meditations on the pervasive violence that stems from 21st-century America's impossibly complicated relationships with color — blue and black in particular.
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The article concludes with a consideration of Susan Buck-Morss's reading of Walter Benjamin's meditations on the aestheticisation of politics in an age of what she calls capitalist anaesthetics.
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Analogue's latest is a Madlib-recalling beat-tape called ZONEZ of original tracks inspired by her past, including meditations on southern hospitality and memories of her recently-passed mother.
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She combines these objects with one another in three-dimensional menageries that have become powerful symbols of protest, deeply personal meditations on grief, and timeless commentaries on human nature.
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Artists Areej Kaoud, Ayman Zedani, Jumairy, and Raja'a Khalid probe questions of the United Arab Emirates's landscape with a series of conceptual meditations on modern life in the UAE.
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Launched today by Digg founder and True Ventures partner Kevin Rose, the free Oak app offers quick and simple breathing exercises as well as longer guided and DIY meditations.
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Economist Books; 2289 pages; $212.99 and £22014An anthology of meditations on museums that have moved great writers, edited by the literary editor of our former lifestyle magazine, Intelligent Life.
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His new app, Lucid, launches in the App Store today and lends advice and mindfulness meditations from expert sports coaches who train stars like Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan.
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It might seem like there aren't enough sleep meditations, CBD tinctures, or weighted blankets to calm your mind and lull you to sleep each night, because you're that stressed.
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Created by Jon Leland, Colin Everest, Jake Hudson, David Rood-Ojalvo, Sam Fleischner, and Pete Hoy, Animal Meditations was funded on Kickstarter by nearly 240 people from 30 countries.
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The rest of his record is haunting sound meditations, created with traditional Japanese instruments, inspired by the aftermath of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan in 2011.
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Personal stories, meditations, poetry, crystals, recipes and more..I talk about my life as a dancer, love and finding strength through great change, and all my hippie self goodness!
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In the liner notes of his new recording, Mr. Trifonov calls these pieces "existential meditations," and he has added a second disc to encompass Liszt's other solo-piano études.
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This English translation of "Meditations" is a collection of personal writings — never meant to be published — by Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor who ruled from A.D. 161 to 180.
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For those who might find such issues worth more study, the best book is probably that of Josef Pieper, The End of Time: Meditations on the Philosophy of History.
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The app is free, as well as 10 guided meditations, but you can gift this self-care method with either a one-month, one-year or two-year subscription.
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Glassblower Micah Evans offers up a number of intensely intricate pieces derived from simple classical forming techniques creating, "complicated meditations on purity, nature, and science," according to the Gallery.
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But two days later, he was back, offering meditations on the way that his obsessive music-making has interacted with his life, both at his best and worst moments.
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Take a moment away from the champagne-sponsored carts and big name gallery booths and you'll find thoughtful meditations on what it means to be a woman in 2016.
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The site, which is in partnership with nonprofit Mental Health America, features audio meditations, articles about isolation, financial fears and xenophobia, as well as an "Ask An Expert" section.
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Benefits for your overall health Breathing meditations can contribute to a state of mindfulness by bringing your focus to one thing and only thing only -- your breath, Wright said.
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Carrying yourself through a hard time Breathing meditations are another tool you can add to your coping toolkit, which may also include journaling, baking or virtually connecting with others.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The massive, unfolded paper sculptures of Gilbert & George's earliest collaborations expose the anxious meditations of artists on the cusp of a major career.
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His career has been a splendid enactment of the cultural contradictions of capitalism, and at the same time a series of deeply personal meditations on love, loss and imagination.
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Called "IT'S IN THE GAME '17 or Mirror Gag for Vitrine and Projection," it's a brilliant bricolage of sci-fi meditations on identity, intellectual property and the digital revolution.
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His explorations of the miscommunications between men and women can turn into meditations, at times acute, at times coy, on the nature of cinema and the reliability of narrative.
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It is his subtle, sensitive meditations on the requirements of the modern nomad, executed in idiosyncratic and innovative ways, that make his shows a highlight of the London schedule.
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Its three-section structure includes guided meditations, affirmations, and expert tips that'll help you understand how meditation changes your brain and the benefits it provides you along the way.
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My grammar heads out there, have fun spotting them for yourselves: As far as the quality of her guided meditations and yoga routines, I'm in no position to critique.
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In between the screaming, the violence, and the bravado, she's also demonstrated a knack at more moving and honest songs—meditations on mortality and the lasting effects of trauma.
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But it's also uniquely bound up in the relationship between two people, between her and Wallace, and the book's broad meditations on power and gatekeeping don't really clarify this.
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The 223-minute meditations guide you to slow your breathing and pay attention to relaxing every part of your body, from your toes to the crown of your head.
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In 1933, the Nazis banned Jawlensky's work; the next year, broke and with severe arthritis, he began painting "meditations" organized around an even starker simplification of the human face.
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As I processed the incident and my very small place in it, I blared free meditations on 7 Cups as company in motel rooms, campers, and my rental car.
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Like William Kentridge's animated meditations on the landscape and industry of South Africa, Sun's "Mythological Time" uses heavy brushstrokes and visual rhymes to metamorphose the landscape and its inhabitants.
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No, no, but if you read "Meditations" it's a deeply vulnerable book about loss, about pain, about the fact that other people are flawed, that you can't go expecting perfection.
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WW will partner with Headspace, the $2150 million meditation app, to provide consumers with guided meditations in multiple languages to help transform their relationship with food and their body overall.
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Curated by the University's Chief Curator, Maya Allison, Speculative Landscapes returns to the question of the UAE's landscape with a series of conceptual meditations on modern life in the UAE.
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Based on principles of behavioral science, its three-section structure features guided meditations, affirmations, and expert tips that'll help you better understand meditation as a practice while improving your technique.
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And when they do reach to broader plains of human experience, it's typically through that lens: meditations on the abuse of power, warnings against violence, considerations of freedom and will.
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Christina Machado, a teacher at Sally Ride Elementary School in Los Angeles, started using the app Calm's guided meditations to settle her students after lunch and recess four years ago.
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Wrangled is an emotional rollercoaster with a singular focus, offering meditations on the pressures of high school (countrypolitan bubblegum bop "High School"), and hardships of tour life (the hopeful "Groundswell".
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Chris's love letters to Dick become meditations upon female subjectivity and its punishments, as the suffering that Chris feels in her unrequited love increasingly becomes indistinguishable from art practice itself.
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What's special about Animal Meditations, though, is not simply their ability to help you embody the animal, but the empathy evoked by imagining the self as anything else at all.
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Gerbarg and Brown also teach periodic weekend workshops around the country called Breath-Body-Mind, which include repeated rounds of resonant breathing along with simple qi gong movements and meditations.
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Aside from the sleep meditations, there's morning sessions, like "Morning Intention" and "Morning Stretch," as well as other daytime tracks that help people build concentration and focus on the present.
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Emotionally raw, yet with a demanding physical presence, her works are meditations on humans' relationship to the natural world as well as a kind of hovering between life and death.
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But here and in the other half of her show, there are also some resonant, Sherman-esque meditations on what it means to maintain a constant state of camera-readiness.
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He got a master's degree in international security from the National War College; among marines, he became known for carrying a copy of the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius on deployments.
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Beyond the admirable sincerity and devotion, the record is full of emotive hooks, thundering percussion, psychedelic twang, ethnic rhythms, and formless meditations on what mysteries reside in the heavens above.
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Guided meditations, even in the form of something like Pauline Oliveros's Deep Listening sessions (from which this took cues), are often inherently didactic and a little embarrassing in their performativity.
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The fraught history of humans and animals has lately been the focus of expanding scholarship, insightful meditations such as John Berger's influential essay "Why Look at Animals?" and environmentalist critiques.
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You can choose between 5, 10, 15, or 20 minute guided meditations, or you can opt for a five-day program that helps to reduce stress and anxiety over time.
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And so they did, brilliantly, writing carefully in their meditations about the subjective individual who doubts everything she was previously taught before progressing to self-knowledge and eventually to truth.
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In true L.A. fashion, the hotel overall employs a focus on wellness, namely in "wellness rooms," which feature circadian lighting, top-end air purification, and guided meditations by Deepak Chopra.
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For those unfamiliar with Muse, all of its headbands come equipped with sensors for guided meditations with real-time feedback depending on your movement, breathing, heart rate, and mental activity.
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It's based on Ted Chiang's "Story of Your Life," one of those unassumingly smart science-fiction puzzles that blend absorbing storytelling with meditations on the universe, being, time and space.
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PARIS — Like the clothes that swirl down the catwalks during the couture shows, the haute joaillerie collections unveiled during the week were shimmering meditations on the work done by hand.
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On Inauguration Day, Mr. Preminger, a tenor saxophonist, released "Meditations on Freedom," an album featuring versions of famous topical songs and a few of his own works of musical protest.
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It's one of the only podcasts on our list that might actually help you develop better sleeping habits through guided meditations from the lovely-sounding host who goes by Nicki.
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But, especially to Americans unacquainted with the many successes of labor organizing, both past and present, The Irishman's meditations on class offer a pessimistic view of unions and their members.
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R.I.P. Related: Mind-Boggling Anatomical Illustrations of Steampunk Crab Machines Bob's Burgers' Comic Artist Escapes the Burgerverse | Monday Insta Illustrator Soothe Those Chaotic Thoughts with a Young Illustrator's Personal Meditations
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But the multitudinous Swallow the Fish — filled with poetic meditations, snippets of conversations, outlines of her performances, and a catalogue of each — is more an act of reflection and reclamation.
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The arrival of the dog — whose size matches the despair she feels — helps allay her sorrow, and the book expands to include meditations on sex, mentorship and the writing life.
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The films I've made are all meant to be reflections, meditations, a slowing down from the fast-paced media that allows us to hear our thoughts and have our feelings.
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Given that these were built in under a week, you can expect some bugs here and there—but you can also expect find some fascinating meditations on authoritarianism and its consequences.
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Despite getting all of 12 votes in the Iowa caucuses, Gilmore threw the best watch parties, prompted meditations that transcended mere politics, and inspired some good jokes (by Twitter's standards, anyway).
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Unlike the president-elect who is keen on the brevity afforded by Twitter, the general is an avid writer and reader, who is said carry a copy of Marcus Aurelius's "Meditations".
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Linder's meditations are disturbing, engaging, and ultimately quite beautiful, but one cannot shake a sense that the time for simple documentation and bearing witness in a slow way has long passed.
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This ephemeral aspect of Meditations adds an interesting dynamic, but, crucially, it doesn't feel like you're missing out on too much if you do skip a day (or week or month).
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It celebrates the editor/publisher for stepping up and publishing Guillaume Apollinaire's important manuscript The Cubist Painters, Aesthetic Meditations, which characterized Metzinger as the third Cubist artist, following Picasso and Braque.
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"Having so many voices through these games, so many different developers from all over the world and all walks of life, is truly wonderful," Jupiter Hadley, a Meditations curator, told Hyperallergic.
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I found instead (among other things) a deep repository of ideas: metaphysical meditations, raw explorations of the roles of sex and drugs in spiritual life, and musings on the artistic process.
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You can program it to send you daily reminders to engage in calming breathing exercises, and you can save an unlimited number of meditations to listen to whenever you need them.
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Antonio De Filippo, Medical Director at Ocean Breeze Recovery, tells PEOPLE that those who are new to meditation should look online for meditations that they can use as a guide. 2.
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London gallery Lévvy Gory is exhibiting New York artist Pat Steir's bold oil paintings through January 2017, highlighting the abstract painter's meditations on line, form, and reality in the material world.
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Three years hence, the band's debut full-length, Meditations, offers more of the same, with the added benefit of experience, a truly wicked guitar tone, and a whole lot of noise.
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Ms. Clark, 46, had traveled to Sweden as research for a series of paintings that she eventually titled "Meditations on Hunting," now on display at the Morgan Lehman Gallery in Chelsea.
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He's a fan of Descartes, Aristotle and Plato, he tells Ferriss, but his favorite book of all time is "Meditations, " a series of personal writings by the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius.
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Emma Smith, 39, who runs WhispersRed, an A.S.M.R. YouTube account with more than 400,000 subscribers, has led live A.S.M.R. meditations in Britain and in San Francisco as a partnership with Whisperlodge.
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Her collection of meditations on food and life touches the big themes: grief for a brother and a small child gone suddenly, two divorces and the end of a grand affair.
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So many of the best pieces in "The Scandal of the Century," however, are essays, unpretentious and witty meditations on topics like barbers and air travel and literary translation and movies.
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There's more Bernstein on Sunday, too, when the young players of the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra perform his "Three Meditations From 'Mass,'" in which Yo-Yo Ma is the cello soloist.
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Perk: A subscription ($9.99 for one month; $39.99 for six months; $103 for a year) provides access to more than 250 meditations and to a gratitude diary and compassion challenge history.
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People often stand around the store, noses buried in these publications, which might feature meditations on the human condition and pregnancy, satire of women's magazines, or beautiful imagery printed without text.
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The programming includes 2D, 3D, and 360-degree format movies, documentaries, and TV shows as well as guided meditations to help calm the nerves of those who are afraid of flying.
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The App: Welzen Meditation App Garnering 4.4 stars on Google Play, Welzen is a fuss-free app that delivers simple, subject-specific mindfulness meditations that you can practice at any time.
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BookYogaRetreats, a travel site operated by Tripaneer, will next month run a seven-day momcation in Oaxaca, Mexico, complete with group meditations and daily hatha yoga; the price tag is $1,600.
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Bouquet's effervescent intellect lends a philosophical air to urban strolling and digital scrolling; hookup apps and YouTube catalyze meditations on time's indifference to human affairs, and even solitude is erotically charged.
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This memoir, one of the Book Review's 10 Best Books of 2016, examines the grief of a family left in the dark, with meditations on dictatorship and art's capacity to console.
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The stories vary from formal experiments to deeply felt character meditations, from a three-page piece of flash fiction to a well-developed novella, and from heartbreak to horror to humor.
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The subsequent sessions followed the same format, with all of us sharing how our meditations were going, troubleshooting things like noisy spouses or boredom or, in my case, always falling asleep.
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They've been so popular since launching in April, Ms. Lin said, that customers started asking if they could listen to the guided meditations even if they weren't getting a nail service.
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It offers simple and subject-specific mindfulness meditations you can practice to re-center yourself during the middle of a stressful workday, before heading to bed, or anytime you're feeling extra anxious.
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When Aura first launched a couple of years ago, its bread and butter was short, three-to-seven-minute meditations based on your current mood — be that stressed, anxious, happy or sad.
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The goal of Oak isn't to get you addicted to premium guided meditations, but instead teach you to guide yourself and eventually use it as a timer rather than a drill sergeant.
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Lebanese-American artist, philosopher, and poet Etel Adnan's recent publication, Night, is in equal measure a series of meditations on intersubjectivity and spirituality, and a dialogue between prose poetry and short verse.
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WW's new ethos, with its focus on the kind of meditations and wellness-centered activities you can do during a work break, or on a commute, reflects precisely that sense of obligation.
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" But on an upcoming 10" for Repitch he digs deep into his trove of unreleased tunes, unearthing a pair of tracks from the mid 90s that demonstrate his meditations on rave music.
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Moving through meditations on retreat, refusal, attention, and "the ecology of strangers," Odell explores what it means to "do nothing"—that is, nothing economically productive—in a world that demands anything but.
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Watch more from Vice: 31-year-old Patrick* from Tennessee read Wherever You Go, There You Are, by Jon Kabat-Zinn, and borrowed the accompanying audio-guided meditations from his local library.
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"I think if people try a little bit, even just a few minutes, or try those guided meditations, I'd say I would recommend for people to at least try it," Nick says.
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Meanwhile, philosophy has largely persisted in its centuries-long Cartesianism — following Descartes' insistence in his "Meditations" (1641) that our knowledge of our own minds' nature is more reliable than any other belief.
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Mr. Bleckner veered toward romantic metaphor in paintings that recycled decorative emblems and styles regarded as obsolete at the time, like geometric abstraction and op art, into meditations on loss and grief.
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In it one finds short, condensed meditations — stripped of all but the most necessary context, each beginning with the phrase "I began the day…" — that mark the turning points in Gladman's career.
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Subscribers can now set their own time limits for meditations, so they can tailor them to the length of their commute or whenever else they have a few minutes to sit quietly.
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The book centers on Mr. Blow's upbringing in a segregated town in Louisiana; the scars left by childhood molestation; meditations on masculinity and sexual identity; and efforts to escape cycles of violence.
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Both of these exhibitions stand on their own as separate meditations on "America's Playground," with the nostalgia of the old photographs and the more chaotic present identity shown through Powers's colorful monoliths.
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Yeah, well, it started really because I'm a meditator and have been for a little while and death recollection meditations are just part of what meditation has been supposed to be about.
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David Gelles has produced a complete mindfulness meditation guide for The Times, which includes meditation exercises, audio guided meditations (such as the one-minute meditation) and tips for making meditation a habit.
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"The Leftovers," one of TV's most moving meditations, used some of the same devices and sly wit to examine how we muddle through a life that denies our most longed-for answers.
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Notable in this edition is OASIS, an inaugural multidisciplinary program that includes music performances, panels, installations, and a host of wellness offerings, from guided meditations to spa treatments, in the fair's atrium.
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Amid all these gleaming fragments are meditations on the nature of historical time, the mysteries of human motivation, the endless riddle of causation and the heart-rending loss of once-possible alternatives.
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Think air purification systems, guided meditations narrated by Deepak Chopra, light meant to help regulate circadian rhythm, in-room yoga equipment from Alo, and hypoallergenic wood floors for an allergy-friendlier environment.
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Tamara Levitt, above, has recorded hundreds of meditations for "Calm," one of a handful of smartphone apps that aim to ease problems often delivered through the same device — distraction, obsession, anxiety, stress.
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Descartes as it turns out is not himself a skeptic, and he spends the remainder of the "Meditations" trying to pull himself out of the skeptical hole he has dug for himself.
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Ellen Reid won the music prize for her operatic work "p ris m," and the poetry prize went to Forrest Gander for "Be With," a collection of meditations on grief and loss.
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The first step in moving forward is forgiving yourself, says Agapi Stassinopoulos, author of the recently released Wake Up To The Joy Of You: 52 Meditations and Practices for a Happier, Calmer Life.
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I usually don't get so woo-woo and discuss visual meditations in the horoscopes, but sometimes it's needed, and this new moon in Taurus is one of those times for you, dear Libra.
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Other examples of companies bringing "luxury" to the masses within the parenting sector include services like doulas (hypnobirthing meditations, pelvic floor exercises/reminders); after-school EdTech; digital therapists, and coworking spaces with childcare.
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If listening to daily meditations isn't going to happen for you, Dr. Bullock says you could try developing some mindful skills in your day-to-day life that could transfer into the bedroom.
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It's meant to be spoken at the beginning and end of prayers, meditations, and chants in order to clear away spiritual obstacles and to reaffirm the intentions of the rite once it's over.
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Insight Timer is a great app that you can use as a simple non-invasive timer that also offers a grab bag of meditations taught by renowned teachers, both traditional and non-traditional.
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Although we've had tons of new pop cultural meditations on sexuality since season 1 debuted in May 2015, the arrival of Sense8 season 2 proves the series still reigns supreme in that arena.
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They can also now switch between packs, or guided meditations that have different themes like "anxiety" or "motivation" (in the previous version of Headspace, users had to finish one pack before beginning another).
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Hoffman, the closer whose 601 saves were eventually exceeded by Mariano Rivera, ladled his speech with motivational phrases from John Wooden, the former U.C.L.A. men's basketball coach known for his meditations on success.
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He became a zealot while at college after reading Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" four times in a row and then affixing his favorite passages from the book to the walls of his dorm room.
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Think of these virtual tours as guided meditations, where you focus on nature and zone out for an hour as your cursor escort you through museum halls and fields and canyons and rivers.
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That being said, apps like Omvana, 10 Percent Happier, and Stop, Breathe and Think all have strong sleep sections, I just didn't click with their meditations as much I did with the sleepcasts.
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You have to be careful, when writing about a place like Zanzibar, to not reduce it to a series of prosaic meditations on brilliantly sunny skies, blindingly white beaches and beguilingly azure waters.
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The film's artificial meditations on mercy, justice and sacrifice, A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times, just "buttress a spectacle of power" and are a metaphor for the film's own aspirations.
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The final movement of Ms. Davis's "Eight Pieces for the Vernal Equinox" requires quick leaps between registers, as well as precise, stuttering meditations over individual notes, successfully merging states of tension and fluidity.
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The specifics of each piece may not relate to those of the others — Walker's evocations of black pain are quite different from Kruger's meditations on relationships — but the overall thematic effect is strong.
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You can try a free, seven-day trial of Calm Premium or Aura, but both apps also have limited free content—from meditations to sleep aids—that you can access without being charged.
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But while the famously impatient former president (who practically invented "speed golf") has been known to participate in the quiet meditations of yoga, Laura says, his equally famous wise-cracking side sometimes cannot resist.
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Premium users, who pay $12.99 a month or $7.92 a month if they buy the full year in advance, get access to seven-minute meditations and can access them more than once a day.
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I do my best when I get to listen to meditations that ground me on a daily basis, step out into nature, spend time taking care of my own personal to do list, etc.
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I wasn't well enough to go to a yoga studio and learn through group classes, but I did know that on YouTube there would be guided meditations and yoga videos for me to use.
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Bursting with Mellencamp-style fire and Seger-style romantic meditations, his most recent release, the chest-pounding Wild Ones, dropped to high critical praise and landed on a number of Best of 2015 lists.
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The central theme of many of these meditations is mindfulness — or deliberately paying attention to your feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations — so it makes sense that these habits could improve your sex life, too.
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He spends time reading, skateboarding and taking pictures, making little use of his degree in political science — though he lugged a biography of Theodore Roosevelt and "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius to his curbside campsite.
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I make guided meditations to the sounds of planets and stars that I mix together, and I work a lot with crystals and sculptures because they resonate healing even when they're not with me.
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Perk: A subscription ($11.99 for one month; $59.99 for one year; $399 for lifetime) allows unlimited access to meditations of 3 minutes, 7 minutes or 10 minutes (versus one 3-minute meditation a day).
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The app is loaded with guided meditations, music clips, and spoken word narrations of varying lengths, all finely tuned to help you relax, get to sleep, or simply go somewhere else in your head.
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Many of the poems are meditations on cosmic affairs, like the incomprehensible vastness of space and humanity's efforts to understand our place in the universe, but the collection is also anchored in the personal.
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During my meditations, I not only began to heal myself through my breakup; I was also able to create space for myself to figure out what the hell it was I wanted for myself.
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From New York City to Tbilisi to Berlin, with an ensemble of complex supporting characters, this book also includes meditations on faith, fear, sexual assault, modern queer identity, and how fraught it can be.
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Get Flute Meditations for Dreaming Clouds for $17 See Details This atmospheric light has a programmable timer, eight different soothing sounds, and four light therapy programs to make your surroundings as relaxing as possible.
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Zarina's intricate works are necessary meditations during times when those who have lost everything remain on the coalface of political and social debates, which only paint them as threats and further efface their subjectivities.
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Here's a look at some of the wellness swag this year: Muse is a wearable electroencephalogram (EEG) device that guides you through recorded meditations and provides real-time feedback on your breath and heart rate.
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In addition to the new name, WW's app also got zhuzhed up with new features, such as custom guided meditations from Headspace, new "Connect Groups" for meeting like-minded members, and a new FitPoints program.
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In a completely different vein, Robinson's project And the Void Did Shine fuses found images of black men with assorted magazine cutouts and confetti-like sprinklings of plastic to make compelling meditations on black bodies.
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In a TV world overflowing with bland franchises and self-serious meditations on humanity, it was a genuine joy to sit down every week to watch a completely ridiculous, unpredictable show have so much fun.
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We've brought lots of people in to work with us, for example the Well Garden have worked with us on a lot of the wellness stuff, pulling in yoga teachers and helping us with meditations.
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It was only when pop psychologist John Bradshaw adopted the child archetype for his exploration of "healing your wounded child" via guided meditations, affirmations, and letter-writing to said child that shit got woo-woo.
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It didn't hurt that he sometimes sang in French and his meditations on love, the sacred and the profane found particular resonance in a libertine city formed by the Catholic Church it had revolted against.
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Lines like: "Make Friends with what you are," from the song, "The Age of Worry," and "It's hard to fake what you won't be," from the song "Born and Raised" are meditations in self-acceptance.
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Then there is Elizabeth Hardwick's almost-novel "Sleepless Nights," which mixes truth and fiction in diarylike fragments; her meditations on memory and literary and daily life will light the way toward your own creative path.
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Her blunt yet ambiguous meditations on gender, class and language make her one of the few great artists to emerge from the Y.B.A. ranks, as the New Museum's show, "Sarah Lucas: Au Naturel," should demonstrate.
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As much as it improvised atop its structures, the group burrowed into them, building tension and momentum from within, turning them into meditations or shaping them into galvanizing crescendos that crested in a standing ovation.
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I don't have time to slowly sink into the rich interior life of speed skating as an enterprise, nor do I have the emotional capacity for meditations on the mechanical, repetitive nature of human bodies.
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Alongside a live recording from a 2016 performance in Vienna, the album features four haunting, droning meditations comprised of "sticks, bone, antler, and voice," with shadowy percussion and rippling, elongated guitar riffs thrown in for balance.
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The book veers into abstraction at times — the narrator's meditations and discussions at a European literary festival can seem to exist outside of reality — but it also offers a profound, if bleak, interpretation of human relationships.
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"Sensory deprivation and sensory overload are common themes from this movement and we wanted to take them and turn them into infinitely looping VR meditations that people could disappear into for hours on end," Aramique explains.
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With segments between three and 20 minutes, you can take advantage of structured courses—which are similar to in-person classes—or do short meditations when all you need is a few minutes of quiet time.
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So if you miss a day, or find that you need longer sessions to manage your stress, Mindbliss can adjust accordingly with single-sit meditations or serial sessions that span anywhere from five to nine days.
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The exhibition features meditations on abstraction and the figurative such as Shikeith's Untitled (Figure Study), Di-Ay Battad's Estranged Landscape: Lake Pod, Devan Shimoyama's Shadow, Lisa Marie Jakab's Pigeonhole Perforated, and Seth LeDonne's Your Cot Dream.
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It includes hundreds of daily meditations, hours of soothing music, bedtime stories to help you sleep, breathing exercises, and even a peaceful alarm clock that won't scare you awake and add more stress to your morning.
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He speaks only to Silverman, on the evenings when she is on the ranch, although sannyasins may write to him seeking help with their meditations or personal problems, and his counsel will come back through her.
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Its loose meditations on cuisine, Chinese culture, dating history, touristic exploits and fraternal drama constitute rich ingredients that, in the absence of a firm, unifying tone, never quite cohere into a real dish for the reader.
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A morning concert on a hilltop high above the Ojai Valley featured International Contemporary Ensemble members playing from Pauline Oliveros's "Sonic Meditations," the musicians moving around the audience, leaving passing fragments of sound as they passed.
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"Chambers" (created by the actress and writer Leah Rachel) works that angle hard, with Becky's father (Tony Goldwyn) burning sage for his guided meditations and a Native huckster selling "aura photographs" popular among Crystal Valley Instagrammers.
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"Many of the blogs and lists read wanted you to see therapists, chant mantras, and do guided meditations to help you stop stressing, ease your mind, and calm your anxiety," he writes on Happy Tea's website.
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Now it's time to savor another season of heart-wrenching — but also humorous — meditations on depression, addiction, Hollywood superficiality and whether it's possible for people (or horses who walk on two legs like people) to change.
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Bell deconstructs the country's contradictions through the prism of his own life, via meditations on the Democratic Party, Denzel Washington, Doc McStuffins, the "Rocky" films, intersectionality and a host of other pop-cultural and political subjects.
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Cory Muscara is a mindfulness teacher, a frequent guest of the "Ten Percent Happier Podcast" with Dan Harris, and a professor whose online meditations have been heard more than 10 million times in over 50 countries.
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As a result, there are meditations from various traditions (including Christianity, Islam and types of mysticism) and 55 languages, and 7,000 discussion groups, including some created by and for black women who want to meditate together.
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Headspace also offers free meditations, but their 30-day trial will get you through the end of December so you can maintain your center in the midst of the financial and social stresses headed your way.
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The work thus has certain calming physiological side-effects that feel similar to guided meditations or ASMR videos, but instead of dolphin vision-quests or "caring friend" roleplay, the libretto of Private Parts eludes easy description.
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The exquisitely understated tension between image and text deepens Spero's topical, bulletin-typed narratives into timeless meditations on cruelty and folly, driven home with a soul-crushing relentlessness made bearable only through their cleansing formal rigor.
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"Plastic," a moving installation for the Museum of Modern Art — in particular, its stairwells and floors — extends those meditations across larger expanses of space and time, lasting all day every day (during museum hours) for a month.
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A few things to note from my own experience of downloading and setting up Meditations: Windows 10 might freak out on you (depending on your security settings), telling you the app is suspicious and shouldn't be trusted.
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Elite Navy SEALs often take time to reflect on their lives, visualize their craft, or study a sacred text (like "Meditations " by Marcus Aurelius) to develop internal peace of mind and focus, which fuels their performance wins.
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With tracks ranging from shorter meditations like "Liberty is in the Streets" to the lengthy "Invitation Mantra," Entranced Earth shows the Myrrors on a roll, following touring and higher profile shows like last year's Austin Psych Fest.
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Friends of Holodeck typically helm turntables or CDJs alongside live hardware sets from the likes of Cameron or Bill Converse, whose acid-tinged Meditations/Industry garnered international acclaim when it came out on Dark Entries in 2016.
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He workshopped a patchwork philosophy full of meditations on "freedom" and "fulfillment," a modern remix of Emersonian self reliance, Timothy Leary sans intoxicants, and a hazy reclamation of an American Dream hollowed out by creditors and landlords.
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Yes, it would have all of the expected flourishes, mesmerizing meditations, ear candied dialogue, cinematic allusions and instances of hyper-stylized violence that the filmmaker has become known for over the course of his 27-year career.
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The cash will help the $70 per year subscription app further expand from guided meditations into more self-help masterclasses, stretching routines, relaxing music, breathing exercises, stories for children and celebrity readings that lull you to sleep.
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On the whole, the closing meditations in the stories tend to be stilted and ambivalent: "I hope that in Denver (or some other faraway town) Kitaru is happy," writes the narrator of "Yesterday" about a lost friend.
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Nakamura front-loads his narrative with tantalizing strangers and enigmatic acquaintances from Yurika's distant past, yet the novel's initial allure gives way to a surfeit of existential window dressing and brooding meditations on that old devil moon.
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Park didn't conceive of the films as a triptych, and it is indeed better to think of them as three distinct meditations on the theme of vengeance, telling the stories of ordinary people driven to extraordinary extremes.
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Named the No. 1 New App by Apple in 2017, Aura offers mindfulness meditations, short stories, music, sounds of nature, a gratitude journal and life coaching sessions to soothe stress and anxiety and help users sleep better.
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Along the way, in segues that all seemed plausible, Björk strung together melodic meditations, orchestral passages, crisp dance tracks in assorted languages, brutally percussive electronic noise and cheerful pop — an apt preview of the festival to come.
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Its interactive content includes short meditations like Alexi Hobb's The Last Hunt, on hunting in Quebec with an aging grandfather, and more elaborate digital environments like Stan Douglas's Circa 1948, an interactive app set in postwar Vancouver.
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U.S. digital health company Provata Health is one of several companies hoping to harness the technology's power as an escapist medium by using it as a backdrop for guided meditations — and has just launched a VR iOS app.
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Presumably, if that works for you then you'll want to go deeper into the app's various range of courses, which in total cover hundreds of hours' worth of meditations (though you need to pay to unlock each one).
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Earlier this year, several airlines — including British Airways and Virgin Atlantic — partnered with Headspace in order to give passengers access to in-flight guided meditations, ostensibly to make the experience of traveling in economy a little less hellish.
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But ever since Stereolab used it as the backdrop for meditations on the long cycles of capitalism and the invocations of revolutionary rhetoric, it's often been a formed used in dialogue with the stress of the outside world.
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But the sun's connection with Saturn on this day does remind you that there are people who've been through what you're going through, so reach out to them; read their memoirs or pray to them in your meditations.
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It includes basic meditations in English and Spanish, and the Center also hosts weekly podcasts from the Hammer Museum, which are currently being held over Zoom for safety reasons and will no doubt be tackling some topical strategies.
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One thing I particularly liked about Headspace is the aforementioned flexibility; many of these meditations let you choose how long they last, so you can opt for two, five, or 10 minutes, or in some cases even longer.
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With the app Calm you get access to several mindfulness tools: guided meditations and mindfulness courses, "sleep stories" to relax you before bed, chill music for any mood and nature "scenes" designed to help you focus at work.
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The thing that makes me most anxious about flying is feeling like I'm stuck in this space, but an app called "Stop, Breathe & Think" helps me get out of the space for a few minutes with guided meditations.
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Johannes's meditations about what it means to help the young girl upstairs — and later, about what it means to develop feelings for her — frames his story less as a coming-of-age tale than an ill-fated romance.
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So it makes sense that the most impressive full-length projects of 2019 aren't merely wide-eared grab bags of sounds, but extended meditations on a novel idea — albums that prove a point again and again and again.
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Essays like "Fire All the Time" and "Better Than the Alternative" (meditations on anger and aging, respectively) draw to a close just as McLarin's prose is beginning its ascent, leaving readers wondering what heights it could have reached.
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Simple Habit's initial pitch focused on a selection of free five minute guided meditations — aiming to appeal to busy professionals who might not feel they can afford to take 69.993 minutes or half an hour out of their day.
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I was fortunate to learn transcendental meditation— which involves silently reciting a mantra over and over — from instructors John Hanlon and Dean Sluyter, the author of several outstanding books and audio meditations, at the Pingry School back in 1980.
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It contains a thought diary, special activities based on Behavioural Action Therapy, a safety plan full of resources for a crisis, as well as a library of videos to improve mood from guided meditations to ultimate #inspo TED talks.
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There are quick hit meditations for recentering and relaxing, those where you can focus on handling a specific situation – like toxic friendships or online dating – and seven-day challenges that deal with a particular issue like burnout or productivity.
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To further master the Law of Least Least Effort, listen to our new album "Musical Meditations on the Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, " in which Deepak guides you through how to reframe your mind in accordance with this law.
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The ten essays in The Psychology of Zelda, written by various psychologists and theorists, illuminate how Link's simple, plot-driven quests are actually rife with allusions to Carl Jung's archetypes, meditations on grief, and patterns of childhood trauma resolutions.
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Their negotiations — quiet conversations over coffee and cigarettes, reminiscent of the courteous exchanges between the aristocratic French and German officers in Jean Renoir's "Grand Illusion" — are interspersed with Mr. Sokurov's meditations and a twilight tour of the museum's galleries.
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Sometimes, when I do the meditations that are specifically for relationships, it coaches me to think about all the traits that I like and appreciate about my partner, which I'm sure we could all use from time to time.
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Sales's symphonic novel — full of philosophical, religious and literary meditations — revolves around four principal players: Lluís, a Catalan soldier stationed at the Aragonese front; his louche childhood friend-turned-traitor; his anarchist lover; and Cruells, a would-be priest.
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" Improvising on her signature accordion, Ms. Oliveros worked to broaden the awareness of performers and listeners alike in her "Sonic Meditations," a set of text-based instructions like "Walk so silently that the bottoms of your feet become ears.
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The long, brooding "The Truth of Fact, the Truth of Feeling" continues these meditations on memory, exploring what happens when digital memory ("Remem") is introduced into a person's "lifelog": Right now each of us is a private oral culture.
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He told me once that in combat he liked to have a copy in his rucksack of "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius, the second-century Roman philosopher-emperor, the better to help him gain some mental distance from the battlefield.
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At the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Wednesday, the soprano Julia Bullock, the museum's artist in residence, presented "Perle Noire: Meditations for Joséphine," a tribute to the first black international superstar and a defining figure of the Jazz Age.
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It's eight weeks ($129) broken down into three sections: strength (honed through a full-body yoga schedule), mindfulness (cultivated via guided meditations), and a no-hard-rules food guide to help you find what kind of balanced diet works for you.
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While the app is a free download and offers some content without needing to pay, there is also a subscription service — costing $3.99 per month or $35.99 per year — for access to more "exotic locations" as a backdrop for meditations.
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Like meditation, "music has its own power to calm us down or help us tap into deeper levels of feeling or even consciousness," says Patricia Karpas, co-founder of the app Meditation Studio, which has guided meditations that include musical accompaniment.
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The story — about a pilot stranded in the desert who meets a little prince who fell from an asteroid down to earth — will touch your heart with its meditations on themes like wonder, adulthood, home, happiness, loneliness, materialism, and attachment.
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The stress of running a startup guided founder Yunha Kim to her next idea: a mindfulness app called Simple Habit, offering audio meditations as short as five-minutes so that busy people can squeeze a little tranquility into their day.
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Stop, Breathe & Think for Android and iOS (freemium)The Mindfulness App The Mindfulness App is neatly laid out, packed with dozens of meditations (both free and paid-for), and comes highly recommended by the majority of people who've used it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lebanese-American artist, philosopher, and poet Etel Adnan's recent publication, Night (Nightboat Books, 2016), is in equal measure a series of meditations on intersubjectivity and spirituality, and a dialogue between prose poetry and short verse.
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"Pressure Wave Meditations I - XXIII" is largely a piece of small changes, but when the dramatic jumps happen, it suggests a dream-like lapse, like watching footage of a flowering forest that cuts rapidly between real-time and montage-y superspeed.
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And the wear portrayed in Morell's photographs of the journals, from the author's own hands and those of friends, scholars, librarians, and others drawn to his meditations on thoughtful living, reflects how his writing is continually renewed for contemporary audiences.
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And maybe get different role models; David Foster Wallace and Stephen King, while wildly different authors, shared common ground in producing some of their cleverest work after sobering up (Infinite Jest and The Shining both partly served as meditations on alcoholism).
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From political and economic statements on luxury branding, to cheeky commentary on irony and artifice in contemporary tastes and insider art markets, to a simple, personal attraction to the material on its merits, to more profound meditations on gesture and ephemerality.
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Keneally doesn't try to explain the tenacity of her heroine, nor should she; Jenny is in a fight for her life and the lives of her children, and there isn't time, space or safety enough for long meditations on her situation.
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Switching fluently between English and Tamil and sometimes Sanskrit, the swami, in his 80s and near the end of his life (he died in 2015), leads meditations and shares the principles of Advaita Vedanta, an ancient Hindu philosophy that emphasizes oneness.
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"I like to do meditations and prayer and so does he on his own — but then when we do it together, it just feels more powerful," Graham, 32, said while appearing on Wednesday's episode of A Little Late with Lilly Singh.
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After years of apparent limbo, Solange broke through critically and commercially with her third album, A Seat at the Table (2016), a collection of meditations on black female identity that gained resonance thanks to their release so close to the election.
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Additionally, MoMA recently acquired a monumental photographic installation by Dayanita Singh, a selection of empathetic and wry photographs by Ketaki Sheth and a major work by Sheela Gowda, who transforms found local materials into stirring meditations on labor and marginality.
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This year's roster carried themes of meditations on death, retreats from capitalist society, the rich inner lives of impaired individuals, the destruction of important traditions in the anthropocene, and the livelihood of women and children in Afghanistan, Iran, and Kurdistan.
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It's packed with curated music and spoken word tracks to help you take life a little more easily, as well as guided meditations of various durations so you can pick them out based on how much time you can spare.
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Founded by Jesse Israel, it's a safe haven for like-minded "modern meditators" to gather monthly and meditate, discuss what's new in their community and prepare for an event called the Big Quiet — mass meditations in Central Park and Lincoln Center.
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Previous contributions by Mr. Anton, a former Jaffa student, include meditations on French cooking, several articles about Tom Wolfe and perhaps the only essay on the Beach Boys to cite both Brian Wilson and the social scientist James Q. Wilson.
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THE SOURCE OF SELF-REGARD Selected Essays, Speeches, and Meditations By Toni Morrison In 1982, when I was a 24-year-old reporter at The Boston Globe, I was sent to cover Harvard University's Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year ceremony.
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Over the past 13 years, the series has evolved from a playground of first-person shooter mayhem to something far more distinctive: A collection of deep, difficult, often political games that served as meditations on violence as much as enactments of violence itself.
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This unlocks a plethora of guided meditations and mindfulness sessions as well is S.O.S snippets for those moments when it feels like the walls are closing in on you and you need a quick guide for getting out of an anxiety swamp.
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For those interested in checking out the new Sleep Stories feature, the Calm app works on both iOS and Android and costs $12.99 per month (or $60 for the year) to access the hundreds of meditations, bedtime stories and other relaxing journeys.
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Its meditations are similar, marking the differences in stimulation moment-to-moment, but it also shows that these psychodramas aren't the only thing worth thinking about, that the life that surrounds us will move on even if we get obsessed with its movements.
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Many of them are profound meditations that can stand reading and rereading—Rhodes quotes some of the best—but Obama's way was to rise above simplifications that would have stuck in people's heads and given them verbal weapons with which to defend themselves.
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Geoffrey Hill, often hailed as Britain's finest living poet, whose dense, allusive verses ranged from dark meditations on morals, religious faith and political violence to rapturous evocations of the English landscape of his native Worcestershire, died on Thursday at his home in Cambridge.
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Her prose has a swift, natural fluidity that reveals a holistic view of humanity; on a single page she brings together close readings of novels, historiography, etymology, political crusading, and philosophical meditations that themselves would be at home in a (great) novel.
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To get the attention of people who, like me, spend more time thinking about meditating than they do actually meditating, Headspace has launched a new version of its app with more flexibility—including meditations that can be as short as just one minute.
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Willard describes to me how meditation works to quell some of the worst symptoms of IBS: "One way certain meditations 'work' is by inducing the relaxation response, which effectively gets the body out of the fight/flight response to stresses," he says.
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Because it's not ... Mindfulness is more, the calm meditations, the ... Yeah, I just think, you know, sometimes when things hop cultures and go from one place to another, we sort of take what we're most comfortable with and leave out the rest.
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It was certainly worth my while to make the journey to New York to see Soutine; it is equally worthwhile to make the journey, long or short, to Chicago to see Ivan Albright's very different meditations on the body and the soul.
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Paired with Undertale's imagined fantasy environments, Fox's pieces play like sequels to Brian Eno's pastoral ambient meditations — Fox's "Snowdin Town" and Eno's "In Dark Trees" both sound exactly like their titles — but Fox's environments actually exist in digital space, in the game.
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Ms. Oliveros said in a 2012 Times profile that in 1971, after a period of intense introspection prompted by the Vietnam War, she changed creative course, eventually producing "Sonic Meditations," a set of 25 text-based instructions meant to provoke thoughtful, creative responses.
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They continue later this month when the cellist Yo-Yo Ma joins Andris Nelsons and the Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig, Germany, in Three Meditations From "Mass," perhaps an easier way to digest the unwieldy "Mass" than its full, nearly two-hour length.
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On the other, you could sit with the lyric sheet—full of poetic meditations on reflecting, transforming, and moving forward—and come away with a much more subdued (but no less impactful) impression of what B eyond the Fleeting Gales is about.
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Then his team cultivated courses around different types of meditations, like mindfulness, lovingkindness (another meditation derived out of Buddhism), and mantra meditation (which has roots in Hinduism), by testing them on a community of users and incorporating their feedback along the way.
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Although there is no evidence that he intended his carefully written Koine Greek sentences to be read by anyone else, they have been repeatedly published as his Meditations and have given him a reputation as an important—if occasionally overlooked—Stoic philosopher.
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Given the metaphorical meanings that continue to be ascribed to Soutine's pictures of dead beef and dying fowl, with their meditations on death and sacrifice, he might well have recalled the example by his most beloved master as a source of inspiration for this depiction.
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The work is structured as a series of meditations on the relationship of man with the physical world, and draws on texts including the mystical poetry of a 13th-century Beguine nun, a 16th-century treatise on shipbuilding and diary entries by Marie Curie.
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"I've been meditating for a couple years now, but I still always use guided meditations because I get exposed to new concepts, I feel like I'm being accountable to someone, I also build an attachment/relationship to the guided voice over time," she adds.
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The magazine starts with Henry Louis Gates Jr.'s meditations on Frederick Douglass's speeches about photography and concludes with the portfolios by emerging and established photographers from LaToya Ruby Frazier, Dawoud Bey, Deana Lawson and a column by Studio Museum in Harlem director Thelma Golden.
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But Evan was here all the time: in the new, elaborate recipes she tried on weekends, in the vases of flowers she placed around the house to combat bleakness, in the hollow voice of the guided-meditations app that brought her little reprieve from heartache.
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It shows: the previous games were brilliant meditations on different puzzle forms, mixing elements and order of operations on small-scale puzzle boards, so Cosmic Express' extra little rush of animation and speed (once you set it all in motion) feels like a pleasant evolution.
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This new version, included on Smalls' 2018 solo album Smalls Change (Meditations Upon Ageing), features the help of fellow rock legend David Crosby on backing vocals, in addition to Waddy Wachtel on guitar, Paul Shaffer on piano and organ, and Jim Keltner on drums.
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The most popular free meditation app on Android and iOS stores, Insight Timer is home to some 4.5 million meditators and offers guided meditations, talks and podcasts by mindfulness experts, neuroscientists, psychologists and meditation teachers, in 25 languages, on topics including depression and grief.
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Given the unintentional but unavoidable parallels between Mellie's loss and the results of the 2016 presidential election, Scandal could've gone serious, spinning into broader, reality-inspired meditations on what a female candidate's loss means for women and the glass ceilings that keep them down.
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The bill at this Tuesday night show draws on two opposing strains of contemporary indie rock: The New York band Ian Sweet makes upbeat, bright-hued music that's fun to hum along with, while the opening act Horse Jumper of Love prefers slow, moody meditations.
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With many top clients preferring to spend summer in the City of Light rather than the short chilly days of winter, some houses prefer to keep their shimmering meditations on the power of work done by hand under wraps until later in the year.
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After "Obstacle" became an unexpected hit, Mr. Holiday delivered more books, including "Ego Is the Enemy," about the treacherous nature of ego, and "The Daily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance and the Art of Living," a compilation of inspirational quotations from famous Stoics.
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Shapland's quest is echoed in the book's form: Short chapters detailing her search for clues to McCullers's relationships with women mix with meditations on her own struggle for self-knowledge — the very scaffolding that literary history, and to some extent, our selves, depends on.
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He's able to use the app how he wants, when he needs it—if he's feeling angry and recognizes it as a symptom of PTSD, he can go to the app for suggestions (such as recommendation to get some fresh air or food) and meditations.
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There is also a Jenny Holzer snake ring emblazoned with the artist's capital-lettered meditations on death, a Lucio Fontana piece that presents his canvas-piercing Spatialism as a red enamel signet, and a Mylar balloon rabbit by Jeff Koons rendered as a platinum pendant.
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Xam Duo, better known as Matthew Benn of Hookworms and Christopher Duffin of Deadwall, have already created beautiful, ambient meditations—ranging from Eno-esque loops to plaintive piano movements—but playing that warmth off against Virginia Wing's spare, occasionally icy post-pop creates something fascinating.
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The meditations read out by speakers during the 14 "stations of the cross" which commemorate the last hours of Jesus' life were written by Sister Eugenia Bonetti, an 80-year-old Italian nun who has won multiple awards for her work with trafficked women and children.
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She dabbled in action (Aeon Flux, Prometheus), indies (Sleepwalking, Battle in Seattle), meditations on grief (In the Valley of Elah, The Road), summer blockbusters (Hancock, A Million Ways to Die in the West), satire (Young Adult), cartoons (Kubo and the Two Strings), and thrillers (Dark Places).
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Blackness in Abstraction features a mix of forty artists'—including Robert Rauschenberg, Carrie Mae Weems, Sol LeWitt, Glenn Ligon and Adam Pendleton—abstract meditations on a hue that exists socially and politically as one of the most charged constructions of identity and signifiers of a condition.
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Brahms, writing after the deaths of his mother and his surrogate father, Robert Schumann, bypassed the standard liturgical meditations on death and judgment — no Dies Irae to scare the bejesus out of listeners — and set biblical texts of his own choosing, intended to console those left behind.
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Instead, "A Ghost Story" grows gradually stranger, sadder and more transcendent until it has the cosmic ambition of Terrence Malick's dreamy Texan meditations, the circular chronology of Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" (2014), and the supernatural naturalism of Apichatpong Weerasethakul's "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives" (2010).
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The scope of "Amoris Laetitia" is typical Francis: a broad-ranging blend of biblical passages, meditations on marital love, homespun advice on familial manners, passages bemoaning the frenetic loneliness of modern life and a call for families to come closer to the church, and vice versa.
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In three of the seven works commissioned for the 24th issue of FELT Zine, text is superimposed onto Zhu's completely alien imagery allowing the artist to unpack some of his philosophical meditations on aesthetics, the human condition, the role of the culture in society, and materiality.
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She shows us the glitz of that epoch of celebrity culture as well as the serious, thoughtful concerns of its cutting-edge painters and designers; at her best, she enters both domains through her stylish meditations on such figures as Jeff Koons, Robert Mapplethorpe and John Galliano.
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Some readers of Book 1 will feel as though they're on a treasure hunt for allusions to the French masterpiece: There are reflections on how different rooms feel, meditations on famous paintings, a preoccupation with a beloved grandmother, early fumblings with girls that result in premature ejaculations.
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Whereas Briggs offers lyrical, insightful and contrapuntally crafted meditations on the art of translation — intercut with responses to an impressive range of writers, thinkers and theorists, most notably Roland Barthes — Moser reduces her book to a facile "argument" that he then attacks narrowly and single-mindedly.
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"The pictures were painted directly through me, without any preliminary drawings and with great force," af Klint wrote in one of her journals of the 193 mostly abstract works known as "The Paintings for the Temple," meditations on human life and relationships in the most elemental terms.
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And I don't know if it was Mr. Hinterhäuser's deliberate planning, but placing in the same season "Wozzeck" and Shostakovich's "Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk" — both meditations on the depredations of modern life, both unfolding in surreal, grotesque episodes connected by brooding interludes — was a curatorial coup.
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In addition to on-demand audio meditations by Deepak Chopra and Terri Cole, the nightly rate includes fitness classes like stand-up paddleboard yoga in the indoor seawater pool, spin and barre (January rates start at $320 a night versus $303 a night in the summer).
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In cryptic meditations across its disjoined halves, this film confirms two truisms that discerning viewers have known all along: Hong and Kim were sleeping together, and that regardless of (or perhaps in debt to) this, he is a master of frustrating, trenchant melodrama for our generation.
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It includes a gorgeous eulogy for James Baldwin, a powerful address she delivered to Amnesty International ("The War on Error," about the need for a "heightened battle against cultivated ignorance, enforced silence and metastasizing lies") and meditations on the thinking behind several of her early important novels.
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs had last put out an album in 2013 — "Mosquito," which concluded their contract with Interscope — and the singer followed up with an indie release called "Crush Songs," a quiet series of meditations on romance she'd written alone in her New York apartment around 2007.
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For the event, 14 speakers, including the two curators of the biennial, Christopher Y. Lew and Mia Locks, were invited to give brief meditations on anything related to the topic at hand — Schutz's painting, Emmett Till and his mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, white supremacy, institutional responsibility.
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By using color and personal history as a jumping point, many of the artists in the show used their pieces as meditations on the work that they have created during their time in the program, as seen in Xin Liu's extraordinary pink and green oil painting, Han Xi Zai.
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The track begins with a hook from the singer Osno1—who also produced the track—involving the foreboding line "am I driving a hearse or a gurney," only her voice is comically pitched up, rendering its mortal meditations kinda silly—like a tombstone made out of cotton candy.
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His social media meditations on hamburger buns, legal precedent, and even President Donald Trump, have gained him an unusually high public profile, and perhaps because of this -- or more likely in spite of -- he&aposs become a White House favorite to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court.
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Compared to his little brother Saba's soulful and serious 2016 full-length Bucket List Project or Noname's breakthrough meditations on self-love and death Telefone, Henry Church is playful and loaded with wonderfully observant pop culture references, not to mention killer features from Jamila Woods, Saba, Noname, and more.
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As opposed to the stark and direct tone of her earlier works, which were short and easily summarizable documentations of performance stunts, the films from this subsequent phase are ruminative and essayistic, and channel Chang's penchant for performative bizarrerie into intricate, large-scale meditations on a place or theme.
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We hit it off and had one of those good barroom conversations that foster instant camaraderie; I was excited to see him play later that evening, and his gothic take on Americana and dusty, nakedly honest meditations on living and dying in the Rust Belt hit me, hard.
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There are conceptual meditations, from "Cosmic Latte" — a visual manifesto by J. Mayer H. and Philip Ursprung that looks at the ubiquity of beige in our built environment — to Marshall Brown's photo collages that illustrate what the architect calls "creative miscegenation" — the "cross-breeding" of architectural forms throughout time.
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And unlike in other meditations, where a distracted mind is something to combat, this mental meandering was a breath of relief that not only informed me that anxiety passes, but that whatever I am afraid of or avoiding is only as big a deal as I make it.
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Some days, I was only able to commit for 10 minutes, but I made sure to tune out the world as best I could by using apps that guided meditations for people like me who have a difficult time keeping their minds at ease, even for a few minutes.
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Witch in Her Tomb do it well, and if you've got any interest in harsh, subtly melodic (check out that triumphal swell on "X") and wholly distorted black metal with a dash of bare-bones punk, you're going to want to try and wrap your head around Meditations.
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Some of the films on my list have commonalities — ghosts, meditations on memory and interpersonal connection, and women who refuse to behave — but mostly they underscore just how vibrant cinema remains as an art form, even in the midst of massive cultural shifts in the industry and beyond.
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The show room was lined with dressmakers' busts displaying the white toiles that were the base of the collection, and on each seat was a booklet created by the house with meditations on the production of couture (also its meaning, in an unnecessarily pretentious Lacan/Duchamp-quoting way).
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Praised by critics as poetic meditations on housing, migration and space, the big, bold pieces have been featured at some of the art world's most important events, including Documenta and the Venice Biennale, as well as in top-tier galleries and museums including the Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid.
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In particular, the meditations by the Harvard historian Fredrik Logevall, on whether John F. Kennedy would have become embroiled in the war, and by the onetime antiwar activist Todd Gitlin, on the movement's legacy, offer original assessments in the kind of personal voice that's mostly missing from the book.
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We're all going to have a lot of bills to pay and three to six months from now, once all these subscriptions start kicking in, but they have this one section of Headspace called weathering the storm, which includes meditations, sleep and movement exercises, and I really liked that.
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" He wrote many such letters, off and on, in the ensuing years, jotting down everything from life tips to meditations on Hemingway, whose work he sees as "a window through which they might glimpse the things that have preoccupied me for more than 50 years — making sentences, making stories.
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By the fall, she was right back in the studio with her orchestra of over 25 years, recording what could end up being one of Schneider's most ambitious albums yet: "Data Lords," a planned double-disc collection inspired by meditations on the divide between the digital and physical worlds.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PRINCETON, New Jersey — Lately, I've been starting my days with the daily e-mails of a neighbor, his meditations on coping with cancer and addiction, as well as the YouTube videos of a friend accepting the end of her life without intervention.
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Ms. Walker works as an organizer for the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment, an organizing nonprofit that has pushed rent control bills in the State Legislature, arranged housing protests and group meditations, and issued reports on vacant units, including one that was pulled following questions about its methodology.
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How do we think about the fact that so many boldface names in publishing and literature are female, that feminist reworkings of ancient myths constitute an industry trend, that spiky, honest meditations on motherhood make for another trend — and, still, we live in a world that hates women?
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