"Candy Floss and Dancing Bears" Pirate Poetry With Harvey
Viral Mindfulness the Podcast
by Alexander Smith | Mindfulness Teacher
2w ago
In this tender and whimsical episode, Alexander Blue Feather invites you into a weekend of poetry, play, and presence with Harvey Pink Feather. From basement pirate poetry sessions to the gentle rhythms of 'Blossomise' by Simon Armitage, their world unfolds in haikus, laughter, and the quiet magic of shared moments. As winter lingers and spring stirs beneath the surface, this is an offering to hold both—the hush of snow and the promise of bloom. Harvey’s voice rises like birdsong, her love for haikus and pirate tales weaving joy into the stillness. Come, linger in this space where poetry and l ..read more
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Spinning Light In Midwinter: Call Me Jedi Blue Feather
Viral Mindfulness the Podcast
by Alexander Smith | Mindfulness Teacher
1M ago
As winter lingers and the first whispers of spring stir beneath the surface, how do we honor this in-between season? In this episode, Alexander Blue Feather reflects on Imbolc, the Gaelic festival marking the midpoint between winter solstice and spring equinox. He explores the themes of rest, renewal, and the quiet work happening beneath the surface—both in nature and within ourselves. Drawing from Katherine May’s wisdom and his own creative practices, he invites listeners to slow down, tend to their roots, and embrace small rituals of light and stillness. Plus, updates on Wise Circles, new wa ..read more
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From Silence -- I Need Your Sit and Solidarity!
Viral Mindfulness the Podcast
by Alexander Smith | Mindfulness Teacher
2M ago
Join me in solidarity for a powerful moment of silence. As I approach the final 30 hours of an at-home profound noble silence journey, I’m inviting you to step into your own quiet for just ten minutes. It all began at 4 AM PT on Monday, December 30, 2024, when the call of an owl—an extraordinary first in my 13 years here—woke me from sleep. These past days of silence have been intense yet illuminating, and I’d love for us to connect in this shared stillness. What might emerge for you through the practice of silence? To help you "make sit happen," I’ve created a ten-minute silent meditation. Ta ..read more
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MAKE SIT HAPPEN: We Make The Light | For This Winter's Day
Viral Mindfulness the Podcast
by Alexander Smith | Mindfulness Teacher
2M ago
Join me for a calming guided meditation where we explore the quiet beauty of winter. Together, we make “sit” happen, creating a space for stillness amid the busyness of life. With the soft glow of a candle and Katherine May’s reflective words as our inspiration, we’ll journey inward to connect with the rhythms of this season. Through grounding practices and mindful breathing, we’ll honor the winter’s lessons of rest, deceleration, and tending to our roots. You'll learn to invite all aspects of yourself—thoughts, feelings, and sensations—into the present moment, cultivating a sense of belonging ..read more
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Meet Lovable Urchin George (1985): From Stage Lights to Candle Light in Winter's Stillness
Viral Mindfulness the Podcast
by Alexander Smith | Mindfulness Teacher
3M ago
In this reflective holiday episode, Alexander shares a cherished memory from 1985 as a seventh-grader in Salt Lake City, Utah. He recalls performing in a regional production of Scrooge, The Musical, playing several roles, including George, the lovable street urchin. This experience, filled with camaraderie and creativity, left a lasting impression—especially a poignant interaction with a kind, artistic gay man who gifted him a hand-painted Christmas card. Alexander transitions to the present, sharing how winter solstice and the holiday season are shaping his emotions and spiritual journey. He ..read more
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Howling at the Moon and Slowing Down with Snail Juice
Viral Mindfulness the Podcast
by Alexander Smith | Mindfulness Teacher
3M ago
In this episode of Viral Mindfulness the Podcast, I invite you into a season of slowing down, reflecting, and reconnecting. From howling at the full moon in Provincetown with Harvey and Nova Rain to embracing the calming metaphor of snail juice, I share stories and insights from my 31 Days of December at-home-retreat. Together, we explore themes of reweaving ourselves, cultivating silence, and resisting the allure of constant digital distraction. Plus, I have an exciting announcement about my new limited-edition watercolor prints inspired by rainwater and nature's gentle beauty. Tune in for in ..read more
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Make Sit Happen: Touch The Present Moment, Explore Any Physical Sensations
Viral Mindfulness the Podcast
by Alexander Smith | Mindfulness Teacher
3M ago
Before you dive into a longer meditation, take a moment to check in with your mind. Where are you at right now? To ground yourself in the present, it can help to ask a few simple questions, ones that bring you into direct contact with what's unfolding inside you. Here's the next question: Are you experiencing any physical sensations? Pain, tightness, relaxation? Explore your body and its sensations, in this moment, on your own... *Inspired by the words of Pema Chödrön ..read more
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Winter's Edge 07 The Practice of Music, Become the Song of Your Heart
Viral Mindfulness the Podcast
by Alexander Smith | Mindfulness Teacher
3M ago
Winter's Edge 07 The Practice of Music, Become the Song of Your Heart by Alexander Smith | Mindfulness Teacher ..read more
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Winter's Edge 04 A Pack of P's
Viral Mindfulness the Podcast
by Alexander Smith | Mindfulness Teacher
3M ago
I typed this in a note on my phone: Ditch perfection, be gentle with progress, indulge in practice and demand playfulness. The episode I wanted to call: A Mouthful of P's. We're talking progress, perfection, practice, playfulness, politics, pedestals, pretending and pretension ..read more
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Make Sit Happen: The Life Of A Garden
Viral Mindfulness the Podcast
by Alexander Smith | Mindfulness Teacher
5M ago
In this 20 minute guided meditation we'll explore a garden within your heart and mind's eye, as we simmer on the words of Maria Papova: "The life of a garden is a vivid reminder that anything of beauty and radiance takes time, takes care, takes devotion to seed and sprout and bloom, gardens have long been living cathedrals for the creative spirit. And, suddenly, the flower emerges not as this pretty object to be admired, but as this ravishing system of aliveness — a kind of silent symphony of interconnected resilience." Energize Your Meditation Practice! Sometimes all you need is a new guide w ..read more
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