The Hawaiian practice of four sentences, what it actually does and how to apply it in real situations.
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The Hawaiian practice of four sentences, what it actually does and how to apply it in real situations.
The four sentences and their correct order
What the practice works on and what it does not solve
How to apply it in a conflict with a specific person
A twenty-one day script with a daily log
About this guide
Almost everyone who gives up on meditation gives up for the same reason: they thought they had to empty their head. You do not. Thoughts will keep coming, and the practice consists precisely of noticing they came and returning. Every return is one repetition of the exercise. This guide was made for people with little time and no patience for long instructions.
Start with the body, not the mind · Use the breath as an anchor · Come back without scolding yourself
Set your phone timer to three minutes and leave the device out of reach. Sit down, close your eyes and count the breath in the four and six rhythm. When the mind wanders, return to the count. […]
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The Hawaiian practice of four sentences, what it actually does and how to apply it in real situations.
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