By committing to a fixed time, you will inevitably go through phases of calm, agitation, boredom, restlessness; periods of wondering when it will end, and possibly periods of time of not wanting it to end. And in sitting through all these experiences -- riding these internal waves -- you will start to get to know your inner world better.
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In this episode, I answer common questions that I receive from students about how long and when you should meditate. I also look at the importance of being firm AND flexible when you establish your meditation practice, especially in Yin Meditation.


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