Member-only story

Meditation

Lynn Fraser Stillpoint
2 min readMay 14, 2019
In the center of every storm there is an absolutely stillpoint

Since I learned to meditate twenty five years ago, I have experienced joy and bliss. I have also experienced boredom and frustration. I’ve had periods of relative calm and times of being swept away into catastrophic thinking and despair. I know through my direct experience that conditions in the mind are always changing. Experiences of all kinds come and go. They are not permanent and they are not meant to be permanent. The very nature of human beings experiencing life is one of change. It does seem to be our nature to grab on and want things to stay the same.

Meditation can train the mind to let go of its tendencies to think, analyze, remember, or solve problems and relax into a clear, quiet, focus within. Beyond body, breath and mind lies silence. From silence emanates peace, happiness and bliss.

The practice of meditation is one of getting to know ourselves and of training our mind. We do this through mindfulness practices and there are many excellent methods to help us develop the skill and capacity to observe our experience. As our mind stills, we become aware of what never changes. It’s free to join me and our small group live every day at 8:00am EDT on Zoom. Zoom #645 904 638.

Create an account to read the full story.

The author made this story available to Medium members only.
If you’re new to Medium, create a new account to read this story on us.

Or, continue in mobile web

Already have an account? Sign in

Lynn Fraser Stillpoint
Lynn Fraser Stillpoint

Written by Lynn Fraser Stillpoint

Latest events https://linktr.ee/LynnFraserStillpoint. Join our free daily meditation 8AM Eastern on Zoom. Link on website LynnFraserStillpoint.com

No responses yet

Write a response