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Guided Meditation for Transcendence: ”Finding Happiness in the Present”

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FREE TRANSCENDENT MEDITATION COURSE:

https://www.mindbodyheartspirit.com/freecourse

Daily Meditations:

https://www.patreon.com/raphaelreiter

FREE WEEKLY LETTER BY RAPHAEL:

https://www.raphaelreiter.com

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QUOTE OF THE DAY

“Man is affected, not by events, but by the view he takes of them.” - Epictetus

Explanation: Epictetus, once again, emphasizes the power of perception. This Stoic philosopher believes that our reactions and attitudes, more than the events themselves, determine our emotional and mental states. An event in itself is neutral; it's the interpretation we give it that makes it positive or negative. This philosophy encourages personal responsibility, self-reflection, and emotional control, teaching us to focus on altering our perspectives rather than trying to change uncontrollable external circumstances.

Actionable Item: Identify a recent event that you perceived negatively. Try reframing it and looking at it from a different perspective. How does changing your perception of the event alter your emotional response to it?

Journaling Prompt: Think about a significant event in your life. How did your perspective on this event affect your feelings and reactions? If you could change your view of it now, how would that change your experience?

Engage with Stoic philosophy through "Finding Happiness in the Present," a guided meditation for transcendence. Built upon Seneca's wisdom, this journey guides you towards a deep appreciation and enjoyment of the present, free from anxious dependence on the future. Transcend worldly concerns and cultivate inner peace by truly living in the now.

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110 episodes

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FREE TRANSCENDENT MEDITATION COURSE:

https://www.mindbodyheartspirit.com/freecourse

Daily Meditations:

https://www.patreon.com/raphaelreiter

FREE WEEKLY LETTER BY RAPHAEL:

https://www.raphaelreiter.com

If you would like to support the channel, you can buy me a coffee via:

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/raph

Connect with me on Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/raphael.reiter

QUOTE OF THE DAY

“Man is affected, not by events, but by the view he takes of them.” - Epictetus

Explanation: Epictetus, once again, emphasizes the power of perception. This Stoic philosopher believes that our reactions and attitudes, more than the events themselves, determine our emotional and mental states. An event in itself is neutral; it's the interpretation we give it that makes it positive or negative. This philosophy encourages personal responsibility, self-reflection, and emotional control, teaching us to focus on altering our perspectives rather than trying to change uncontrollable external circumstances.

Actionable Item: Identify a recent event that you perceived negatively. Try reframing it and looking at it from a different perspective. How does changing your perception of the event alter your emotional response to it?

Journaling Prompt: Think about a significant event in your life. How did your perspective on this event affect your feelings and reactions? If you could change your view of it now, how would that change your experience?

Engage with Stoic philosophy through "Finding Happiness in the Present," a guided meditation for transcendence. Built upon Seneca's wisdom, this journey guides you towards a deep appreciation and enjoyment of the present, free from anxious dependence on the future. Transcend worldly concerns and cultivate inner peace by truly living in the now.

  continue reading

110 episodes

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