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Dena Jackson is one of those people. Dena moved from public relations to become a comedian, a speaker, and a teacher of yoga. It wasn’t until something tragic happened in my life that I felt I needed meditation
“When my dad got sick and passed away that was the first time someone very close to me died. At that time I got into meditation because I realized how important it was,” continues Dena. “For me it’s about being able to come into the moment and not get lost in the past or worry about the future.
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Resources:
Dena's TED Talk: 90 % Of Yoga is Off The Mat.Dena's meditation talk on Youtube.Dena's podcast: The Ego Podcast
Meditation apps: Calm, Headspace, Insight Timer
Books recommended by Dena:The Yogi Code - Yogi CameronThe Power of Now - Eckart TollePracticing the Power of Now – Eckart Tolle10 Secrets of Success - Wayne DyerRecovery – Russell BrandThe Shadow Effect - Deepak Chopra, Debbie Ford, Marianne WilliamsonThe Universe has Your Back - Gabrielle bersteinSuper Attractor – Gabrielle Bernstein
Books recommended by Sheelagh:The Art of Meditation - Matthieu RicardMeditation for Beginners - Jack KornfieldReal Happiness: The Power of Meditation - Sharon SalzbergMeditation is Not What You Think - Jon Kabat-ZinnReal Happiness At Work: Meditations for Accomplishment, Achievement, and Peace - Sharon SalzbergThe Miracle of Mindfulness: An Introduction To The Practice of Meditation - Thich Nhat HanhWhen Things Fall Apart - Pema Chodron
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