What is this?

Metta practice is a form of mindfulness meditation, based on the Buddhist concept of loving-kindness, that works to cultivate qualities of beneficence, compassion, empathetic joy, and equanimity towards ourselves, others, and the world. Practicing Metta has been proven to reduce stress, anxiety, depression, increase positive emotion, and overall wellbeing. The technique can be practiced formally, by attending a class or retreat, or informally, by simply taking moments of appreciation and gratitude during everyday activities.

See also: compassion practice, insight meditation, loving kindness

Mindfulness of Mind States - (November Solitary) 1 mention

Eros in the Imaginal (Guided Meditation) - (Of Hermits and Lovers - The Alchemy of Desire) 1 mention

The Way of Image - (Four Circles, Four Parables of Stone and Light) 1 mention

Instructions on Mindfulness of Mind States - (November Solitary) 1 mention

Freedom from Fear and Anxiety - (Silent Autumn Retreat, Finland) 1 mention

True to Your Deepest Desires (Talk and Short Guided Meditation) - (Practising the Jhānas) 1 mention

Eros and Desire (Q & A) - (Roots into the Ground of Soul) 1 mention

Non-Duality and the Fading of Perception - (Meditation on Emptiness) 1 mention

Breathing with the Energy Body (Guided Meditation) - (Practising the Jhānas) 1 mention

Opening, Tuning, and Relating to the Imaginal: Instructions (2) - (Path of the Imaginal) 1 mention