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Awareness and the Art of Paying Attention: A Guided Meditation on Perspective

Everything Depends on How You Look At It

Hi friends, in this episode of Sit, Walk, Work, I guide you through a meditation centered on perspective— how the way we look at things can radically shape our inner experience.

This 30-minute non-movement meditation invites you to tune into your six senses, shift your attention skillfully, and experience the dynamic nature of awareness. We explore how to open attention wide, then gradually narrow it to sounds and breath, and finally rest in spacious witnessing. Throughout the practice, I offer gentle encouragement to meet each moment with presence and compassion — reminding you that even the things we resist or long for are temporary.

If you’re looking for a meditation that supports inner steadiness, insight, and a more compassionate way of relating to your thoughts, sensations, and life itself — this one’s for you.

🕰️ Timestamp Breakdown

  • 00:00 – 01:00 | Intro and show setup

  • 01:05 – 03:00 | Recap: The theme of perspective and working with objects of awareness

  • 03:02 – 05:00 | Practice orientation: posture, breath, and comfort

  • 05:08 – 06:40 | Quotation & framing: “There’s nothing insignificant…”

  • 06:57 – 10:00 | Open attention: welcoming the full field of sensory experience

  • 10:06 – 14:50 | Narrowing attention: focusing on sound

  • 14:55 – 18:50 | Listening deeper: from close to distant sound

  • 19:05 – 21:20 | Breath as an anchor: two styles of attention

  • 21:25 – 24:00 | The witness perspective: awareness holds it all

  • 24:08 – 27:00 | Integrating presence: everything changes

  • 27:03 – 30:00 | Holding both joy and discomfort lightly

  • 30:54 – 32:00 | Closing: return to the world and invitation to community

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