Daily Meditation: Coping With Rejection Mindfully

Daily Meditation for February 11. Rejection is on…

An episode of the Square One: Daily Meditation podcast, hosted by Namee Baijal, titled "Daily Meditation: Coping With Rejection Mindfully" was published on February 11, 2015 and runs 15 minutes.

February 11, 2015 ·15m · Square One: Daily Meditation

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Daily Meditation for February 11. Rejection is one of the most hurtful human experiences. In this meditation, learn the mindful way to cope with rejection - when you feel rejected as well as when you reject someone. (www.nameebaijal.com)

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Daily Meditation for February 11. Rejection is one of the most hurtful human experiences. In this meditation, learn the mindful way to cope with rejection - when you feel rejected as well as when you reject someone. (www.nameebaijal.com)

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