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Somatic Approach To Compassion Practice
by Morgan Kulas
Rated
4.8
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
153
Beloved meditation teacher and psychotherapist Tara Brach, defines Compassion beautifully when she describes it as the practice of feeling our pain as the pain. There have been a number of scientific studies performed on monastics to measure the neurological and biological workings of Compassion practice. And the novel discovery has been that during Loving Kindness practice, the landscape of the brain that activates, is the pain terrain. Compassion then, is a conscious interaction with what is uncomfortable, perhaps making it one of the more valuable skills we can develop in the moment we are living in right now.
CompassionLoving KindnessSomaticAngerUnshamingHeartInner ChildPainConscious InteractionNew SkillsLoving Kindness VariationsSomatic ExperiencingAnger As Boundary SignalUnshaming PracticeProjection AwarenessInner Child VisualizationsProjections
Meet your Teacher

Morgan Kulas
Edwards, CO 81632, USA
