Beginning with a deeply wise quote about just sitting with all experiences from the most beautiful to the most painful this episode brings us into contact with the truth of impermanence. Unveiling the profound teachings of the Buddha and other spiritual masters, listeners are invited to sit in stillness, appreciating the impermanence of life and the interconnectedness of all living beings. This episode encourages embracing the present moment with compassion and mindfulness, highlighting our existence as both individuals and integral parts of the universe. May our shared practice bring peace to all beings.

Presented by Robert Beatty, Healer, Meditation Teacher and Spiritual Guide.

Join Robert Beatty, master meditation teacher, healer and spritual guide as he guides yu into direct experiences with the utter reality of impermanence and existence. This episode invites you to embrace the fleeting moments of life, understanding the three kinds of feelings: pleasant, painful, and neutral, and how they shape our human experience.

Learn to cultivate love and compassion, embracing both the wandering mind and the present moment. This practice guide explores how the consistency of change invites discovery and acceptance, leading to a natural state of wakefulness and heartfelt gratitude.

Join the Robert Beatty Podcast in this captivating episode as we explore the profound beauty of "Aimless Love" by Billy Collins. We begin with a reflective walk along the lakeshore, immersing ourselves in the simplicity and depth of love without expectations. From nature's wonders to everyday objects, we dive into a deeper understanding of how love manifests in our surroundings.

The discussion then transitions into the realm of meditation and spiritual awakening, where we explore the concept of recognizing the aliveness within our bodies and the boundless awareness that surrounds us. Through a meditative presence, we invite listeners to experience the interconnectedness of all beings and the universe.

This episode beautifully intertwines poetry, mindfulness, and spiritual insight, guiding us to embrace the now, let go of resistance, and awaken to the expansive nature of existence. Learn more at RobertBeatty.com

This is an ancient Tibetan meditation practice. You begin where you are and embark on a meditative journey to a place of safety and peace. You allow your imagination to transport you to a tranquil mountain meadow, a peaceful lakeside, or a familiar rocking chair by a warm fire. You make your way to a peaceful and vast mountain lake where you are joined by the Buddha, Quan Yin or whomever you wish. Together and with many other loved ones who come to join you, you engage in the practice of viewing the world and its inhabitants with deep compassion. Experience interconnectedness with nature and humanity, cultivating a profound wish for universal happiness. As this peaceful journey concludes, return to the present moment with a heart full of love, ready to embrace the miracles of everyday life.

We begin with poems by Rumi and TS Elliot that speak of being fully awake and abiding in the stillpoint of the turning world. This episode delves into the depths of mindfulness and the dance of impermanence, inviting us to embrace every moment with awareness and compassion.

It ends with a reading from Tales of a Magic Monastery by Father Theophane and a lovingkindness meditation that is luminous and vastly inclusive

This episode invites listeners to embrace presence and mindfulness. The host shares the poem On Being a Person by William Stafford, inspiring reflections on being present and aware in our everyday lives. Amidst life’s fleeting experiences, the discussion highlights the beauty of mindfulness and the wonder of existence.

Listeners are encouraged tto realize that in love there is room for everything. The Five Hindrances are described and understood to not be obstacles, but rather the very fabric of awakening.

A touching story about Kimberly Ransom’s remarkable life journey and contributions to art and music is shared, demonstrating resilience and creativity. Kimberly's song Almost Time is shared

The episode closes with a mindful meditation, urging listeners to appreciate the transience of life and the fullness found in empty moments. A beautiful reminder of the preciousness of human contact and the transformative power of being fully present.

In this episode, listeners are invited to embark on a journey of self-discovery and compassion. Through a series of guided meditations and reflections, the episode explores the omnipresent awareness that requires no effort and the realization that each moment of awakening is perfectly timed and prepared for, possibly even across lifetimes. Listeners are encouraged to extend love and compassion to themselves and others, acknowledging the interconnections of all beings.

The narration invites listeners to imagine themselves at their own birth, welcomed with unconditional love and the wisdom of lifetimes. It challenges them to see the beauty in every person, including friends, neutral acquaintances, and even perceived enemies, understanding that these individuals reflect themselves. Through this lens of interbeing, listeners learn to hold others in compassion with the realization that there is no separateness, only a shared journey.

The episode concludes with a story about seeing beauty in others like a true monk, suggesting that the ultimate path to enlightenment is recognizing inner beauty and offering silent appreciation. This transformation leads listeners to a state of luminous equanimity, where love is abundant, and every breath is an opportunity to be present and extend positivity to the entire universe. Story from Tales of a Magic Monastery by Theophane the Monk

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the concepts of presence and mindfulness through the soothing words of Oriah Mountain Dreamer's poem 'Prelude'. Listeners are invited to explore how being fully present and compassionate in everyday interactions can transform their perception of life.

Join us as we discuss the essence of mindfulness as suggested in the Satipatthana Sutra, and how the integration of simple mantras with breathwork can enhance concentration and ease. Discover the liberating idea of 'doing nothing' as a mindful practice of unfolding into our true nature, leading to a life of contentment and grace.

This episode encourages you to let go of striving for self-improvement and embrace the beauty of simply being, allowing love and contentment to naturally guide your actions and thoughts.