
Find Focus (Live Meditations)
By Kunal Gupta
More about me at bykunal.com

Find Focus (Live Meditations)Oct 05, 2020

Connect With Reality
A guided meditation about connecting with the reality of our current experience.

Life as an experiment
When I see life as an experiment, I can let go of the attachment to outcome and expectation/disappointment that comes with that attachment.

Nature's Abundance
A guided meditation inspired by the abundance in nature.

Energy Practice (Guest Teacher)
Rachel leads us through a guided meditation focused on grounding and connecting with our energy.

Challenges With Practice
A guided meditation with an invitation to reflect on the challenges one may face with practice over time.

The Empty Spaces
A guided meditation bringing our attention to the empty spaces throughout our day and the valuable information that's available to us.

The Art Of Intention
Setting an intention is an art, focused on the qualities of how as opposed to the what.

The Black Light Of Your Mind
A guided meditation where we look at the writings and drawings on the walls of our mind and heart.

Chakra Meditation (Guest Teacher)
In this special guided meditation by my friend Rachel McGarry, we cover our chakra energy centres throughout the body.

The Nature Of Reality
The true nature of reality is both good and bad things, just as a rose has its petals and thorns.

Sounds of Nature
Using the sounds of nature as the focus to deepen concentration.

Retreat Practice
A three-part retreat practice on relief, reflection, and re-inspiration within yourself.

A Conversation On Wisdom
A reflection about the wisdom that exists within ourselves.

Consistency
Connecting with the consistency in our breadth, body, and life.

Connection With Nature
As we mark the summer solstice, this is a reminder to connect with our outer and inner nature.

Conditions To Live
To live is to breathe. Everything on top of that is a bonus.

Connection With Reality
Everything can be turned into a meditation, which requires learning to see it as it is, and not any different.

The Source
Where do your thoughts come from?

Detachment
Exploring our attachments to our spaces, belonging, body, and identity.

A Tasting Menu
Sampling a variety of observation, verbalization, visualization and contemplation techniques to keep the mind fresh and sharp.

Present Moment
Simple reminders to connect with what is in this moment, versus what has been or what may be.

One Brick At A Time
Imagine something important to you right now, and bring to it the idea that it's built "one brick at a time".

Spice
Like a spice can completely transform a meal, this is an invitation for an intention that may help shape your week ahead.

Curious About Thoughts
Becoming curious behind the web of connection behind each thought from people, memories and experiences.

Heart Practice
A full body, mind and heart practice led by friend Rachel.

Partial Responsibility
Accepting that I am only partially responsible for my pleasant and unpleasant experiences in life for greater peace and calm.

Impermanence
Drawing in on the notion that everything changes, and focusing on those changes within you.

Morning Pages
A powerful meditation aided with a free writing technique to start your day, more here: bykunal.com/post/morningpages

Breathing Practice
Bring balance to the nervous system through this alternate nostril breathing practice.

True Balance
From a yogic perspective, true balance is being inline with your original and unique nature, as opposed to everything being equal.

Comfort Of Touch
Explore the sense of touch in this unique meditation appropriate for lockdown.

Appreciation
Appreciation is a powerful feeling that is amplified once shared, and enriching to those who feel it.

Finding Clarity
Clarity cannot be found by searching in a crowd. It is often found by letting go and removing noise around you.

Joy

Fearless
Learning to be fearless and open in a rapidly changing world.

Gratitude
Using gratitude to connect more to the world outside our material bubble.

Focus
Paying attention to the breath and body as an object to strengthen the skill of focus.