
This episode features a guided meditation under April's Pink Moon, focusing on experiencing beauty without attachment.
How do we meet beauty at the precise moment it appears and practice releasing it just as gently? In this second episode of the three-part "Chasing the Ephemeral" series, meditation teacher Meryl Arnett guides us beneath April's Pink Moon for a practice in experiencing awe without attachment. Just like the creeping phlox that suddenly carpets the ground in pink before fading away, this meditation teaches us to honor what blooms in our lives right now. Set against the continuing spring rainstorm in Washington's Cascade Mountains, this lunar meditation explores the many names for April's moon and invites you to expand beyond individual self into universal connection. What You'll Experience A guided lunar meditation that directs awareness upward to connect with the moon's presence, visible or not The story of many cultural names for April's moon: Seed Moon, Pink Moon, Awakening Moon, Frog Moon, Fish Moon, Planter's Moon, and many others Practice in expansion and release - breathing beyond body boundaries to melt into the universal About the Continuing Soundscape This meditation continues the spring rain recording from Part 1, captured by acoustic ecologist Nick McMahon in the deep…
Host: Meryl Arnett
Books & works: Chasing the Ephemeral
Places: Cascade Mountains, Washington
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