Peacefulness


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Episode Number
86
In this meditation, you will cultivate peace and kindness through the simple act of being present. As you scan your body, you will soften, allow compassion to grow, and let tension dissolve into ease. This practice invites you to release striving and rest in the stillness of the moment.
crushed limestone path with autumn leaves
When the world feels like it's full of chaos and suffering, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But we don’t have to be against others. We can be for kindness, peace, and understanding. During a recent walk, I was reminded of something simple yet profound: peace exists, right here, right now. The Yoga Sutras teach us that suffering is part of life, but we’re not powerless. The yogic practice of ahimsa (nonviolence) calls us to protect all life with love and compassion. It’s in the small, deliberate actions: kindness over judgment, listening deeply, and showing up with open hearts.
Matthew standing in the woods with blue sweatshirt holding out a peace sign

Life has a way of surprising us with little moments that carry more meaning than we initially realize. One such moment happened to me on a bike ride this past summer, and it’s led me to a practice I’d like to share with you — a simple way to offer peace to others, whether you’re on two wheels or simply moving through your day.