iRest Meditation (Integrative Restoration) is a modern-day evidence-based, mind-body approach to health, healing, wholeness, and well-being. It is based on ancient transformative meditative practices, derived from the teachings of Kashmir Nondualism and Yoga Nidra (yoga = experiencing our interconnected wholeness with our self and the entire cosmos; nidra = no matter our changing states of consciousness). 

iRest has been developed by Dr. Richard Miller over the past 46 years through observation, hands-on application, and research. The iRest protocol teaches self-regulation skills for managing sensations, emotions, and cognitions, and physical and mental well-being. iRest is designed as a secular practice, that has been developed to be accessible to all populations, from children to adults, across issues ranging from the enhancement of well-being, to healing PTSD, chronic pain insomnia and chemical dependency. It is easy to learn, apply, and integrate into daily life and routines. There is also a certification process for training teachers. Visit www.irest.us

Winter Feast Meditations

Richard Miller - 06 Welcoming Opposites of Feelings & Emotions (2017)

The Feast for the Soul is 40-day spiritual practice intensive observed each year on January 15. Thousands of people worldwide observe the Feast by committing or recommitting to their spiritual practice for 40 days in order to expand their awareness and cultivate personal peace. 

The founder, Valerie Skonie, was inspired in 2007 to form the Feast, by the words of a Persian mystic, popular poet, Jelaluddin Rumi: “What nine months does for the embryo, forty early mornings will do for your growing awareness.” 

The Feast for the Soul is a not-for-profit organization that offers online meditation and practice support free of charge via meditation recordings, instruction, and inspiration.