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Tomorrow at 12pm ET: NPR's Kojo Nnamdi radio show features VisitYourself's Klia Bassing as part of a panel on meditation in the Washington DC area. https://t.co/cF0qety7Bd
Easier to feel compassion for others than for yourself? Try imagining a caring friend keeping you company. This evokes your own heart's wisdom.
Listen to 3min meditation: Calling Forth a Loving Presence. Scroll to March 9 at https://t.co/QXb2rIg3Fp
If someone tells you they feel hurt by you, it's because they want to feel closer to you. And they want that enough to (i) show their own vulnerability, and (ii) trust you enough to listen and care.
Someone may also be sharing they felt hurt by you because they want to feel safe and are clarifying boundaries. It depends on the relationship. (Thanks for thoughtful comments on previous tweet that inspired this follow-up.)
@leavexalone@felacoochie Thanks for sharing this. I think you're both absolutely right. Letting someone know they've been harmful can be a part of creating boundaries for safety, not for getting closer. Also, I can see how it implies the person isn't really hurt, which hadn't been on my radar.
Your future self is doing a much better job handling future stuff than you could, here in the present.
4-min guided meditation: https://t.co/QXb2rIg3Fp
By welcoming everything in our inner life, nothing inside of us has to struggle for attention and it can all...finally...relax.
Scroll down to "Beyond Wanting," a guided meditation (4:27 duration).
https://t.co/QXb2rIg3Fp