One of the most beautiful shifts we can make in meditation is moving from “I should do this” to “I want to be here.” Often, that transformation begins by creating a supportive practice space. "Set yourself up for success," one might say!

Living without a television wasn’t easy at first. I found myself bored, almost restless, as my mind and body began to recalibrate to all of the open space that suddenly existed. I didn’t quite know what to do with it. Thank goodness I knew about energy. Instead of directing it toward the television (tell-a-vision), endless phone tasks, or social media, I began directing it toward myself, my own visions, dreams, and desires.

Creating Space for Presence and Purpose Three years ago, I removed the television from our home — and it changed everything. At first, it felt strange. There was a big, open space in my life that I didn’t know what to do with. I’d find myself sitting, restless, realizing how much time I used to fill it with. Sometimes, it even made me feel uncomfortable — bored, unsure of what to do with the extra time and energy that had suddenly become available. I was raised on television

Five spiritual growth books that inspire self-awareness, personal development, trust, and mindful living.