The Best Meditation Posture Is the One You Can Stay With

A useful posture is not a shape to imitate. It is a relationship between support, balance, breathing, and attention. The image of meditation is often remarkably precise: legs crossed, spine...

Stillness Without Rigidity

Meditation asks for presence, not immobility. Small adjustments can protect attention rather than interrupt it. Stillness is one of meditation’s quiet pleasures. As movement settles, subtle sensations become easier to...

A Guide to Meditation With Limited Mobility

  Meditation does not require lotus position, complete stillness or an easy transition to the floor. It can be practised on a chair, in an armchair, in a wheelchair, lying...

Posture & Movement

Good Posture Is Not a Position     We often speak about posture as though it were a shape the body should learn to hold: shoulders back, spine straight, feet...