In this insightful episode, Sean Fargo, the founder of Mindfulness Exercises and former Buddhist monk, reveals the biggest myth that many new mindfulness teachers fall for—trying to force a specific outcome during meditation.

Sean discusses why mindfulness meditation isn't about achieving a state of calm or bliss but about being present with whatever arises, whether it’s pleasant or not.

By dispelling this common misconception, Sean shares how mindfulness teachers can guide their students more effectively by embracing the present moment without judgment. Tune in to learn how to deepen your teaching practice and empower others through authentic mindfulness.

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Debunking the Biggest Myth in Mindfulness Meditation: Stop Forcing Feelings and Be Present

Mindfulness Exercises, with Sean Fargo

Debunking the Biggest Myth in Mindfulness Meditation: Stop Forcing Feelings and Be Present