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A little room to begin · willy poppa

Meditation
& stillness

I want to make meditation approachable. Start small, return consistently, and give it room to become something you enjoy.

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Illustration of me seated in linen, eyes closed, with my feet supported and palms resting upward on my thighs

Start here · Introductory article

Essay · By Kev

Meditation: Start Small, Give It Room

What I mean by giving meditation a chance: an experience to begin with, a reason to return, and a life that has room for the practice to grow.

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Explore further · New article

Make room for an ordinary part of meditation: noticing that your attention wandered and returning without a fight.

Try a little practice.

I’ve made a place to begin with two short practices. Each has its own focus and instructions. Choose one and give yourself room to see how it feels.

Guided practice · About 3 minutes

Notice the Pause in Your Breath

I invite you to notice the natural transitions between inhalation and exhalation, without holding or changing your breath.

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Guided practice · About 3 minutes

Feel What Supports You

I invite you to explore contact and support through a separate practice, with attention on your feet, seat, or hands.

Try this practice →

Keep the conversation open.

I’m exploring the many forms of meditation and how we make room for practice.

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