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Meditation on Nature: Brother Air and the Weather (Part 3)

Meditation on Nature: Brother Air and the Weather (Part 3)

Episode 94 Published 1 month, 1 week ago
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In this meditation, I continue our reflection on the Canticle of the Creatures by St. Francis, turning to Brother Air and all forms of weather.

This is Part 3 of the series, following earlier reflections on the elements of creation and what they can teach us about life, awareness and connection.

We begin by settling into the breath, recognising it as a living connection to the air around us. From here, the meditation opens into a reflection on both external and internal weather, the changing conditions of the world around us and the emotional states within us.

Rather than judging these experiences as good or bad, you are invited to observe them with openness and gratitude, recognising their place in the wider rhythm of life.

Through this practice, the breath becomes a bridge between inner and outer experience, helping you rest more fully in the present moment.

This meditation offers a moment of calm, whether you are pausing during the day or winding down before sleep, helping you cultivate awareness, acceptance and connection.

This meditation supports emotional awareness, presence and connection to nature.


Chapters:

00:00 – Introduction

00:02 – Brother Air and the Canticle

00:47 – The bell

00:57 – Settling into posture

01:32 – Awareness of the breath

02:02 – Breathing through the body

02:32 – The song of creation

03:02 – Reflecting on weather

03:32 – Rethinking “good” and “bad”

04:02 – The role of storms

04:42 – External and internal weather

05:12 – Checking in with yourself

05:32 – Letting go of judgement

06:32 – Gratitude for all states

07:22 – Breath as connection to air

08:42 – Resting in the breath

09:07 – Remembering the elements

09:42 – Bringing awareness into the day

10:12 – Gratitude

10:48 – Closing bell



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