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  • Home
  • Practices
    • Practice #1: Breathing as an Anchor for Concentration
    • Practice #2: Six Sense Noting
    • Practice #3: Affectionate Breathing
    • Practice #4: A Guided RAIN Meditation
    • Practice #5: RAIN
    • Practice #6: Body Scan
    • Practice #7: Resourcing, Titrating and Pendulating
    • Practice #8: Four Elements (Earth, Water, Fire, Air)
    • Practice #9: Trizone Awareness (Mind, Heart, Body)
    • Practice #10: Natural Awareness
  • About
    • The Book
    • RAIN
    • Ari Kaplan
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Audio Practice #6
Body Scan [13:39]

Instructions: Sit or lie down in a comfortable position, take a few full breaths, and click play ⏵ on the audio above.

Through a body scan, we become aware of the embodiment of all our domains of experience: sensations, thoughts, and emotions; they all reside in your body and can be felt as packets of passing energy. There is a paradox implicit in the body scan: by visualizing awareness of your body parts, their shapes tend to dissolve into a cloud of sensation as soon as they are noticed. 
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From CLASS #4: DAMAGED!
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​< For the previous practice, click here. 
​(Practice #5 RAIN)
  For the next practice, click here. ​>
​(Practice #7 Resourcing, Titrating and Pendulating
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Toronto Method Mindfulness Handbook
​by Ari Kaplan

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