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🧘♀️ Easy Meditations
No incense. No lotus pose. No hour-long commitments.
This space is for quick, grounding meditations you can do while brushing your teeth, before a stressful meeting, or sitting in your car. Designed for busy minds and beautiful chaos, these short practices help you reconnect with yourself and the world around you — even if you only have five minutes. Perfect for beginners, neurodivergent folks, spiritual wanderers, and anyone who wants a little more peace without the pressure.


Mindful Mornings: 3 Easy Meditations to Start Your Day
Start your day with calm and clarity. Discover 3 easy five-minute morning meditations you can do while drinking coffee, commuting, or getting ready—perfect for busy minds and chaotic mornings.

Katrina Thews
Jul 104 min read


5-Minute Meditations for People Who Hate Sitting Still
Meditative Blogs Do you find traditional meditation boring? You're not alone. Many people struggle with the thought of sitting in silence...

Katrina Thews
Jul 94 min read


The Breathing Break: A 5-Minute Reset for Stressful Days
Breathwork is a powerful tool. With just a few minutes dedicated to focused breathing, you can clear mental clutter, relieve stress, and restore balance to your day. In this post, we'll dive into effective breath-based mindfulness techniques to help you practice meditation for anxiety and stress relief, no matter how busy life gets.

Katrina Thews
Jul 74 min read


Brush, Breathe, Repeat: How to Turn Toothbrushing Into a Meditation
We often overlook small daily habits like brushing our teeth. What if this routine could be a pathway to mindfulness? The good news is that you can easily turn your toothbrushing into a meditative practice. No extra time is needed! In this post, we’ll explore how to integrate mindful toothbrushing into your daily routine. This simple change can bring lasting benefits to your mental well-being.

Katrina Thews
Jul 34 min read


Car Meditation: A Quick Centering Practice Before You Drive
As you become more familiar with car meditation, aim to incorporate short, daily practices into your routine. You don’t need much time—just five minutes can create a substantial difference.

Katrina Thews
Jul 24 min read


Meditate While You Multitask: Finding Calm in the Chaos
As you clean, reflect on the purpose behind the task. Every time you scrub a dish or wipe down a counter, express gratitude for the meal you enjoyed, the space you create, and the life you lead. This mindset shift can make mundane chores feel more meaningful.

Katrina Thews
Jul 14 min read


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