5-Minute Meditations: Thinking and Observing Meditation

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Before You Begin

You may wish to practice this in the morning, on your lunch break, or after a long day to de-stress. Before starting, find a comfortable seated position or even feel free to lie down – find the position that will be most comfortable and peaceful for your practice today.

And remember: anything that happens in this meditation is perfect. Thank yourself for taking this time for you.

Please share your experience, thoughts, comments, and questions below!

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4 responses to “5-Minute Meditations: Thinking and Observing Meditation”

  1. sissy martens says:
    April 25, 2015 at 4:28 am

    I would prefer to have the little meditation without this music

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  2. shirimacri says:
    April 27, 2015 at 8:26 am

    Hi Sissy,
    Thank you for the feedback. We’ll keep it mind for future recordings.
    Shiri

    Reply
  3. Jesse says:
    May 5, 2015 at 5:26 pm

    Thanks for this post, I love meditation. I used to be very angry during my teen years. As I grew older, in my 20’s I started to meditate whenever I was angry. And It would help me relax.

    Meditation can be life saving if you want to re-wire/program your mind to feeling much more relaxed and calm. Life is so different. You’re more in control. Meditation rocks!

    Reply
  4. Myra says:
    August 5, 2015 at 12:40 am

    This guided meditation exercise is perfect! What a wonderful session of mindfulness and relaxation. I look forward to the next session of this series. Thank you, Shiri, and thank you, Green Mountain!

    Reply

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Shiri Macri, MA, LCMHC

Since 2004, Shiri’s approach as a therapist for treating binge and emotional eating is holistic, focusing not only on the presented issue at hand but also considering overall health. Working in this way often includes mindfulness-based approaches. Now as a trained MBSR (Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction) teacher, Shiri’s love of mindfulness and meditation practices are at the forefront of her blog writings and recordings. Shiri is the Clinical Director at the Women's Center for Binge & Emotional Eating, affiliated with Green Mountain at Fox Run.

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