Build the healthy habit of taking care of yourself.
Learn how to meditate
Create a healthy habit
Decrease stress & anxiety
Expand your capacity for compassion and resilience
Discover the brain-science behind meditation
Develop the skills to be more intentional and mindful everyday
A Guide. A Friend. A Compass
Start Where You Are
Taking a Breath begins by exploring the very basics of meditation, including why to bother with it and how to find a comfortable sitting position. Spoiler alert: You’ve got options.
Start Where You Are
Taking a Breath begins by exploring the very basics of meditation, including why to bother with it and how to find a comfortable sitting position. Spoiler alert: You’ve got options.
Learn. Meditate. Reflect.
As the journal progresses you’ll learn new meditation techniques, explore your experience through exercises, and reflect on your progress through tracking pages.
Learn. Meditate. Reflect.
As the journal progresses you’ll learn new meditation techniques, explore your experience through exercises, and reflect on your progress through tracking pages.
More Features
- Letters from Lama Tsomo
- Three foundational meditation techniques
- Inspirational quotes from meditation teachers
- Expert tips on creating habits
- Meditation and habit milestones
- Coloring pages
- Reflection and inquiry questions
- Open journaling space
- Tibetan illustrations and design
180 days of tracking
Lay flat binding
Scuff-proof cover
Pens won’t bleed through
Full color
Soft-matte feel
Van Jones
Host, Crossfire (CNN)
“I was an activist and doing all this stuff that activists do, stressing myself out and I got a chance to be in a retreat with Lama Tsomo and I was able to find a real practice that really works for real people with real problems.”
In my 20 years of teaching, I’ve learned that the most challenging part of meditation is making it a daily habit. I wanted to create this book to help those who are interested in meditation, learn how to gain the most benefit and create a healthy, sustainable daily habit. We’ve also incorporated scientific tid-bits that reflect my interest in brain science and how it relates to meditation and habit.
Community or sangha in Tibetan Buddhist practice is a vital support for creating and sustaining healthy habits over time. The Namchak Foundation offers community programming throughout the year but as you get started mediating we recommend you check out:
Namchak’s Winter Daily Sit
Namchak is hosting a twenty minute daily meditation call this Winter.
- 8:00am PT/12:00pm ET
- Learn more and follow @NamchakCommunity for more information!
Taking a Breath with Lama Tsomo
Follow @NamchakCommunity and keep in touch with us to learn about an exciting upcoming event with Lama Tsomo!