Guided Meditation With Vishvapani

Targeted Meditations

These meditations were developed for the Mindpilot app. 5, 10 and 20 minute practices for all the moments of your life

Get Set

5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

 

 

Meeting Challenges

INTRO | 5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

 

Pain Resilience

5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

 

Pain SOS

INTRO | 5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

 

Sleep Now

5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

 

Sleep Skills

INTRO | 5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

 

Daily Enjoyment

5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

 

Nourishment Now

5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

 

Eating Awareness

5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

 

 

Eating Wisely

5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

 

Appreciation

5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

 

Finding Resources

5 MINS | 10 MINS | 20 MINS

Your Meditation Questions Answered

Explore common inquiries about meditation and mindfulness practices.

What is the best time to meditate?

The best time to meditate is when you can consistently make time for it, often early morning or before bed.

How long should I meditate each day?

Start with 5-10 minutes daily and gradually increase as you become more comfortable with the practice.

Can meditation help with stress?

Yes, regular meditation can significantly reduce stress by promoting relaxation and mindfulness.

Do I need to sit in a specific position to meditate?

While sitting cross-legged is traditional, any comfortable position that keeps your back straight is suitable.

Is mindfulness the same as meditation?

Mindfulness is a form of meditation focused on being present and aware in the moment.

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