Mindfulness Meditation For Mental Health
With Zachary PhillipsDaily meditation will help you to get out of your head and into the present moment. It will give you some space between you and your mental phenomena, allowing you to observe what is happening without falling into it completely. It will show you that you are not your thoughts, but rather that you are the thing having those thoughts. Knowing this is one thing, but experiencing it is quite another. Over time, and with practice, you will learn that for yourself. It has helped me to think clearer and handle various life situations and interactions better. It has increased my ability to stay on task and avoid distractions of all kinds. In this course you will learn how to mindfully meditate and to establish it as a daily practice in your life.
Learn how to calm and focus your mind, find clarity and gain control.
About this course
Daily meditation will help you to get out of your head and into the present moment. It will give you some space between you and your mental phenomena, allowing you to observe what is happening without falling into it completely. It will show you that you are not your thoughts, but rather that you are the thing having those thoughts. Knowing this is one thing, but experiencing it is quite another. Over time, and with practice, you will learn that for yourself. It has helped me to think clearer and handle various life situations and interactions better. It has increased my ability to stay on task and avoid distractions of all kinds. In this course you will learn how to mindfully meditate and to establish it as a daily practice in your life.
Meet your Teacher
Zachary Phillips is a counselor, coach, meditation instructor, author, and poet. He is also a qualified teacher, Reiki master, and is currently studying a Master of Counselling. In these roles, he helps people identify and release the limiting beliefs that no longer serve them, guiding them from surviving to passionately thriving using tips, tools, and techniques that enable them to process the past, accept the present, and embrace the future with positivity and purpose.