Learn Powerful Meditation Techniques - 10-Minute Guided Breathing Meditation For Focus & Attention

Episode Date: March 13, 2023

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We appreciate your interest in today's meditation life skills podcast. We sincerely grateful for your support. Let's begin by taking a moment to allow your body to settle. Find a comfortable position that allows your spine to be long, but with a natural curve in the low back. You can close your eyes or keep them open with a soft gaze downward a few feet in front of you. Let the belly and shoulders relax. Today, I'll guide you through a focused attention practice, focusing on the breath.

This will help calm your mind and relax your body. Before we start, take a full breath in. Allow the breath to find its natural rhythm in and out. Begin this practice by connecting with what draws you hear. Maybe it's a wish. Maybe it's a wish for greater well-being for yourself and for others. Maybe a desire for some rest and calm. Now bring your attention to the breath.

You may notice movement of the abdomen or chest. Sensations of air passing at the tip of the nose. Sensations in the throat. Or a sense of the whole body breathing. Wherever the sensation is most vivid for you, visit for you. Allow your attention to rest there. Do you notice the moment the inhale begins, how it continues and the moment it ends? Can you notice the very moment when the exhale begins?

How it continues and the moment it ends? Is there a slight pause before the next inhale begins? Try to keep your attention focus. attention focused through one complete cycle of breath. See if you can sustain your focused attention on the breath or another breath. Then another complete cycle of breath. Allow the breath to be a kind of home base, an anchor for awareness. Thoughts will come, thoughts will go. No need to push them away or to chase after them. When the mind wonders, just come back to the breath.

Come back to this moment. Right here. Let's finish this focused attention practice now by taking a full breath in and a long breath out. Now take my suggestion for this integrated practice for today. Pick a short task you need to do today. For example, writing an email, washing the dishes. During the task, practice focusing all of your attention on the task and notice when your attention wanders,

gently bringing it back to the task at hand.