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Mindfulness & Meditation
Practical guidance and trusted resources for cultivating awareness, balance, and inner calm in everyday life.
Mindfulness is not an escape from life — it’s a way of being deeply present in it.
The Buddha taught sati (mindful awareness) as the foundation for understanding the mind and freeing it from confusion.
These resources offer authentic, secular, and practical approaches to meditation and awareness — from ancient insights to modern applications.
Comprehensive collection of sutta-based meditation guides, essays, and short readings on developing calm and insight.
Thousands of free talks and guided meditations from respected teachers including Tara Brach, Joseph Goldstein, Jack Kornfield, and Ajahn Sucitto.
A timeless classic that explains meditation in simple, modern language. Free digital copies and chapters are available online.
Free app and library from the Plum Village community offering guided meditations, deep listening exercises, and gentle awareness practices.
A secular mindfulness program offering scientifically validated guided meditations, courses, and talks by experienced teachers.
Founded by Joseph Goldstein and Sharon Salzberg, IMS offers free online talks, virtual retreats, and meditation guides for practitioners of all levels.
Collection of talks, guided meditations, and written reflections on self-compassion, forgiveness, and mindful presence.
Free online book, talks, and instructions for metta-based meditation (loving-kindness) emphasizing relaxation and joy in awareness.
Extensive library of humorous and insightful teachings on meditation, mindfulness, and inner peace from Ajahn Brahm.
Popular free meditation app with over 100,000 guided sessions, daily mindfulness quotes, and a global community of practitioners.
A detailed lecture series explaining the Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta — the Buddha’s core teaching on mindfulness practice. Available as audio and transcripts.
Accessible, research-backed mindfulness techniques, workplace applications, and emotional resilience tools.
Research papers and meditation manuals comparing early Buddhist mindfulness methods across traditions.
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