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Non-Dual Noting: Breath and Not-Breath

Sharon Salzberg

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iMeditate Guided Practice Audio Series

Sharon Salzberg guides you in a breathing practice that unfolds the experience of “letting go.” Bringing your full attention to your natural breathing process, you learn to simply observe whatever arises in your experience without judgment, clinging, or resistance.