How to Keep Your Meditation Practice Alive and Thriving, Part Two with Jonathan Foust

[@umm7063]

Very Enlightening! Thank you

[@noonespecial4171]

Wonderful as always thank you for your kindness Jonathan ✨️🙏✨️

[@judithwallace2091]

An excellent video. One I am going to listen to again. Thank you so much for creating high quality content.

[@jonathanfoust635]

As always, thank you for your kind words and support.

[@TheTash4joy]

Thank you so much for your contribution to my peace and joy- so much appreciated I can’t express in words how much I appreciate your teachings and the peace you bring to my day.

[@jonathanfoust635]

Thank you so much!!

[@jasonbecker4974]

Thanks for all your inspiration and wisdoms thought the years. I wrote to you many years ago asking for advice, never expecting to hear back. However you wrote the most kind email response. Very grateful for your talks. ❤

[@jonathanfoust635]

Thank you so much, Jason ... best wishes!

[@StephanMairesse]

I think a common denominator of truly intelligent and truly competent people is humility. And by saying, considering your skills and years of practice, that sometimes you have resistance to practice is SO helpfull. Because for any excuses that we sometimes bring to avoid the daily practice (tired, lazy, lack of time...) or because we feel so well that we just don't feel like it or wrongly believe that we don't need to practice ("keep on doing" literally crush that belief) a guiltiness or "not enought" feelings can arise, but knowing that someone like you also have resistances sometimes, allows to replace those feelings by "it's normal" to have those resistances. What is also really helpfull to me is to change my point of view on the meditations that I was considering as "failures" because I found that my mind was too distracted. Having this new point of view which considers that these meditations where one must constantly wake up from being taken by wandering mind are perhaps the most effective ones in terms of transformations purpose is really a shift for me, which will undoubtedly remove this totally counterproductive judgment of "failures". In each single of your talks, I have ALWAYS found a very brillant explanation, key, tool, tip. How many teachers are able to do so.... Thank you so much ones again Jonathan.

[@jonathanfoust635]

Thank you so much, Stephan and blessings to you in your practice and in your extraordinary life!

[@emmawatson9593]

Thank you. I really like your meditations.

[@jonathanfoust635]

Merci!