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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 #7
Resourcing, Titrating and Pendulating [3:41]

Instructions: Click play ⏵ on the audio above.

Sometimes anxiety, panic, or emotional pain will arise when meditating, or at seemingly random times in the day. This is natural and probably inevitable. Often, it is possible to feel equanimous and just be with the unpleasantness within your window of tolerance. Other times, many times, it is not. When difficult and traumatic experiences arise, there are mindfulness tools available designed to help you move through the fear. 
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From CLASS #4: DAMAGED!
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Toronto Method Mindfulness Handbook
​by Ari Kaplan

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