Open Embrace Meditations: This blog has moved!

Friday, October 30, 2015

This blog has moved!

Please join me in the continued exploration of meditation and Buddhist concepts at

The almost 300 previous blog posts are there as well so you won't miss a thing.

In fact, there's much more! Everything in one place and easy to find.

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This blog explores how meditation and Buddhist concepts enrich our lives. Each entry builds on the concepts presented in the previous post. If you are just joining the blog, you may want to start with the ARCHIVES below and begin at the beginning. If you are new to meditation, check out the pages above, especially 'Meditation Basics' which provides detailed instruction.

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- Stephanie Noble

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