Meditation Comfort | A Simple Approach to Effortless Sitting

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This isn't a meditation class. This is a workshop on how to sit for meditation with ease and balance! If you have ever found yourself straining, or in pain, or distracted while attempting to "relax" you know how frustrating and counter-productive that can be.


Based on the Feldenkrais Method of movement education, this workshop will give you the sensory experiences of balance and movement that you need in order to sit dynamically. You don't have to keep pushing into the same thing. You can learn to support a thriving meditation practice by allowing your posture to support you.

"These forms are not a means of obtaining the right state of mind. To take this posture itself is the purpose of our practice. When you have this posture, you have the right state of mind."

—Suzuki Roshi

  • Learn how to let your attention to subtle and easy movements bring about greater organization and comort.
  • Learn to recognize common well-meaning, but misguided advice (even if you are giving it to yourself) and follow the innate wisdom of your nervous system instead.
  • Discover simple adjustments you can make to your seating that can make a huge difference.
  • Find more range in your hips, and allow your spine to stack itself the way it wants to.
  • Find the movement in stillness, and the stillness within movement.
  • Breath easily.
  • Learn how to respond to pain and discomfort the enlightened way.
  • Stand up smoothly, and carry the ease with you as you go...

For experienced meditators this is an opportunity to deepen your practice, and address habitual discomforts. For those new to meditation, this is a beautiful way to enter into a practice, laying the foundation for effortless, balanced attention.

Taught by Chris Moffett

Minimalist, Thinking Big.

Chris is a Feldenkrais Practitioner of movement education, and a Philosopher of Education. He has taught mindfulness groups to support their practice more effectively through effortless sitting at Teachers College, Columbia University, as well as one-on-one in his private practice.

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