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Observing Thoughts
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Beginners
Plays
1
Both in Buddhism and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), thoughts are understood to drive our emotions and behaviors. Well-being is dependent on our relationship with these mental events. This meditation invites us to practice observing thoughts in service of better understanding this mental chatter that can cause stress and anxiety. It lays the groundwork to understand that thoughts are not facts. We cultivate discretion in which to direct effort and energy and which to let drift right on by. Enjoy!
MeditationBuddhismCognitive Behavioral TherapyStressAnxietyThought ObservationMindfulnessSelf CareBody ScanGroundingRelaxationBreath AwarenessSelf InquiryAttention ManagementGrounding TechniquePosture GuidanceShoulder RelaxationJaw RelaxationThought Labeling
Meet your Teacher

Paul Deger (licensed in CA, CO & MA)
Menlo Park, CA, USA
