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Depthwalker — Rebekka on Consciousness & Contemplation

Depthwalker — Rebekka on Consciousness & Contemplation

著者: Rebekka Brandt
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Not just a philosophy: self-discovery, inner clarity and consciousness shifts often meet energy depletion, high struggles — do you sometimes feel lost on your "journey"? Rebekka draws from her personal experience and current research to break through surface spirituality. She combines psychology and philosophy to offer grounded, unfiltered perspectives for those ready to face the complexity of inner unfolding and Self-realization — without bypassing or quick fixes. Speaker: Rebekka Brandt, educational scientist with fields philosophy and psychology. Contemplation practicer and hiking loverRebekka Brandt 個人的成功 自己啓発
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  • How to Transition from Retreat or Seclusion Back into Everyday Life (Without Losing Meditation)
    2025/12/29

    Returning to everyday life after retreat, silence, or deep seclusion can be more challenging than expected—especially when appointments, time pressure, and noise suddenly reappear.


    In this episode, you’ll learn practical strategies for transitioning from retreat back into daily life without losing meditation, presence, or inner balance. The focus is on protecting awareness while navigating unavoidable obligations such as doctor visits, meetings, or social appointments.


    This talk explores the core conflict meditators face:

    meditation lives outside psychological time, while appointments force the mind into the future. Without preparation, this clash can destabilize the entire day. The methods shared here help you bridge that gap carefully and consciously.


    Topics Covered in This Episode:

    - Why appointments are especially destabilizing after retreat or seclusion


    - How to design a more flexible life that supports meditation


    - Why early-morning appointments should be avoided whenever possible


    - How to leave the house for the first time without creating inner pressure


    - Gradual sensory re-entry after silence (sound, noise, stimulation)


    - Using background sound as a meditation tool instead of a disturbance


    - How alarms can protect presence by carrying time awareness for you


    - Preparing for appointments without activating mental overthinking


    - Why time buffers and slowness preserve inner stability



    Who This Episode Is For:

    🔸Meditators returning from retreat or silence

    🔸Practitioners of mindfulness, presence, and non-duality

    🔸Highly sensitive people overwhelmed by noise and schedules

    🔸Anyone struggling to integrate meditation into everyday life

    🔸Listeners interested in spiritual practice, awareness, and inner balance


    Keywords:

    meditation retreat transition, returning from retreat, meditation and everyday life, mindfulness and appointments, silence retreat integration, spiritual practice daily life, sensory overload meditation, presence and time pressure, retreat reintegration, contemplative living


    Summary:

    This episode offers a grounded, experience-based approach to reintegration after retreat, emphasizing gradual adjustment, reduced time pressure, and practical tools that allow meditation to continue even on appointment days.


    If you find this episode helpful, consider following the podcast and sharing it with others navigating the path from inner stillness back into the outer world.

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    23 分
  • Spiritual Awakening & Nutrition: Vegan, Slow Food & Overstimulation
    2025/11/02

    Nutrition During Spiritual Awakening: Is Veganism Necessary? What About Fast Food and Overstimulation? Discover how food choices affect your spiritual awakening. Learn why heavy meals, sugar, and over-spiced foods can hinder meditation and inner clarity. Practical tips for balanced eating and mindful nourishment during your journey. Thanks to lee-campbell from unsplash for the beautiful picture.


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    16 分
  • How to Stay in Meditation All Day: Thinking Less, Living More
    2025/10/19

    Is it possible to meditate not just in the morning, but throughout the entire day — even during work or everyday tasks? In this video, we explore how to structure your outer life to support your inner stillness.

    You'll learn:

    • Why meditation requires constant inner observation

    • How to deal with methods that suddenly stop working

    • The role of minimalism — not for trends, but for time and space

    • How to find work that doesn't disturb your meditative state

    • Why routines are not enough — and how the mind always tries to trap you

    • How true spiritual practice means letting go of "normal" life patterns

    This is not about doing more — it's about being more. If you're ready to treat meditation not as a part-time habit, but as your central path, this episode is for you.

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    11 分
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