EPISODE · Nov 28, 2023 · 55 MIN
Luke McLeod on Finding Inner Peace and Calm Without Becoming a Monk
from The Rachel Jay Podcast · host Rachel Jay
This week, I’m thrilled to welcome to the pod one of Australia’s most popular thought leaders and practitioners in mindfulness and meditation, Luke McLeod. He’s also the founder of mindfulness app Soul Alive and the author of Everyday Enlightenment, which is now available for pre-order. Luke has spent over 20 years studying various meditation techniques and is passionate about helping other people find inner peace and calm without having to become a monk.After going through a series of challenging life events all at the same time; an ending of a 10-year relationship, a family member’s cancer diagnosis, a friendship ending and a business venture falling part, Luke took himself of a journey of self discovery through India where he delved deeper into meditation and mindfulness practices which he brings into his work today.In this chat we get stuck into;Dealing with difficult life challengesDefault coping behaviours vs meditation and mindfulness practicesHow to develop a meditation practiceWhat to do when trauma comes up in meditationHow to find your primary sense meditationThe difference between relief meditation and processing emotion through meditationPractical tips to bring calm into your everyday lifePlus so much more!Tell us what you loved and learnt from this episode by leaving a rating and review over at Apple Podcasts!Luke’s book Everyday Enlightenment is now available for pre-order. Order it here.Find more on Luke at:IG: @luke.mcleodTikTok: @luke.mcleodWebsite: lukemcleod.co | soulalive.com.auFind more on Rach at:IG: @rachjay__TikTok: @rachjay_Website: rachel-jay.com The post Luke McLeod on Finding Inner Peace and Calm Without Becoming a Monk appeared first on RACHEL JAY.
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