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Inhabit your full aliveness with embodied awareness

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Created by: Tara Brach, Ph.D.
Last updated: 7/2018
Language: English
Caption (CC): Included
Torrent Contains: 125 Files, 12 Folders
Course Source: https://www.udemy.com/awaken-your-heart-creativity-wisdom-with-tara-brach/

What you'll learn

• Get back to being friends with your body again
• Stay present with whatever is happening inside and around you
• Identify and tap into your own best resources for dealing with intense emotions
• Dissolve the trance of isolation, and experience real belonging

Course content
all 58 lectures 04:41:29

Requirements

• There is no prerequisite to taking this course.

Description

With modern living being what it is, many of us find ourselves drifting over the surface of our life in something like a trance - a distorted, pale shadow of reality and all its possibilities.  It cuts off our sense of connection with our bodies, and all the aliveness and creativity of our true nature.  As John O’Donohue said, “Our bodies know that they belong to life; it’s our minds that make our lives so homeless.”  We can see, all around, the suffering that results: physical illness, emotional pain, a persistent sense of alienation, broken relationships…

In this course created by Tara Brach, we’ll get to know what it looks like in everyday life, for each one of us, when we go off into trance -- and, how we can recover a fuller presence: for ourselves, for our loved ones, for our community and world that so need us to show up.  We’ll discover how we can use our thinking mind as a “good servant” of our well-being, rather than a saboteur.

Each of the course’s eleven sections includes at least one experiential exercise helping students to put directly into practice the insights shared during the lectures.  These exercises are essentially guided meditations that students often like to continue practicing many times over, long after a course is completed, to maintain and more fully integrate the lessons in their real, embodied, relational lives.

We’ll learn to recognize the most common signs of being caught in trance; and, what we can do to disrupt that pattern and “hit ‘refresh’.”  Then we’ll dig in deeper to understand the origins of the “default programs” that limit us, to increase our capacity for embodied presence, and to taste some of the sweet fruits of tapping into our fuller presence.

We’ll find out how to engage skillfully with different degrees of physical pain – mild, moderate, and intense – and learn about the inter-relatedness of physical & emotional difficulties.  We’ll also develop our ability to access a spaciousness that’s wide enough to embrace these difficulties, giving ourselves the best conditions to trust, to open, and to thrive.

We’ll look into our habitual belief in separateness, and typical reactive behaviors of avoiding -- or grasping at -- more closeness in relationships.  We’ll go through three steps to freeing ourselves from the trance of that isolated small-self, and restoring our connection to awareness & love in the midst of stressful situations.  Finally, we’ll discover how we can actively re-awaken again and again into the fully-embodied, profound belonging with all of life that is our birthright.

Who this course is for:

• Anyone yearning to reclaim the aliveness that seemed to have been lost forever
• Anyone who feels cut off from life & love, in a “spacesuit” of their own making
• Anyone who wants to cultivate a heart that’s both more tender and more resilient.

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