Peter Bolland

I really appreciate the depth of your meditations. Thank you. 🫶✨

I turned an important corner this morning by participating in this meditation. Peter helped me answer an important question today. Yrs ago as I was attempting to find my way and realize my purpose, a lecturer on buddisim, asked a simple question. “Who is listening?” Indeed I was desperate to know but was unable to grasp the true answer. Now I understand as one who has suffered from various traumatic situations in my life. Finally, what a relief! Thank you, Peter.💙 Namaste. ✨🙏🏽✨

Thought provoking, I embraced the stillness in this fast ever changing earthly world 🌎 Thank you 🙏

Is it useful to cycle through the identities that arise, for example, mother, wife, friend, student, teacher, artist, sister, and so on? These identities seem infinite but real enough and true. I sense the emptiness that holds all these versions of who I am as they arise, and the identities continue to bubble up from that emptiness. Going directly to the emptiness feels artificial to me. Your thoughts? 🙏

Thank you for this. I feel like there's much more to this practice than I found today; I've only scratched the surface. I'm looking forward to coming back to this meditation frequently while I explore and get more comfortable with peace

I appreciated your calm voice and clear guidance. Thank you!

Interesting and restful. This was different as I am used to talking on most guided meditations to drop me into the stillpoint. Hence I found I didn’t go that deep into the silence. Will revisit this and check out your other meditations. Thanks. 🙏

the inner witness meditation allowed for deep insight into the emotions involved in the generation of stress. I’m on a journey in my life to simplify and stay aligned to a singular goal of awareness. the tangents embedded into the earthly experience have taken me off course in increasingly subtle ways the more I meditate; this track gave me a chance to observe those and better acknowledge my inner critic with compassion. grateful for this practice 🙏🏾.

That was great and I can get it that I am everything and nothing and there is nothing to achieve. All the rushness is pointless and you have all that you want in your each breath. Thanks

Thank you. As I listened to this, I reflected on my father's death 57 years ago today almost to the hour. I wish he and I could have spent time together after I had grown more mature