
About
Yeshe Rabgye is a Buddhist Monk from England. He teaches Buddhism, mindfulness, meditation and mental well-being in various countries around the world. He is also the host of the popular 'Buddhism Guide' podcast.
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Living Beyond OCD
If you're struggling with OCD, this guided meditation can provide relief and peace. It encourages you to observe your OCD from a distance, release negative thoughts, and cultivate self-compassion. It's ideal for anyone facing OCD, anxiety, or stress. By concentrating on your breath and body,
Living Beyond OCD
If you're struggling with OCD, this guided meditation can provide relief and peace. It encourages you to observe your OCD from a distance, release negative thoughts, and cultivate self-compassion. It's ideal for anyone facing OCD, anxiety, or stress. By concentrating on your breath and body,
The Deep Sleep Reset
Struggling to sleep? Discover "The Deep Sleep Reset" — a 20-minute guided meditation designed to melt away stress, quiet your mind, and guide you into the deepest, most peaceful sleep of your life. Perfect for busy minds and restless nights, this meditation is your shortcut to waking up re
The Deep Sleep Reset
Struggling to sleep? Discover "The Deep Sleep Reset" — a 20-minute guided meditation designed to melt away stress, quiet your mind, and guide you into the deepest, most peaceful sleep of your life. Perfect for busy minds and restless nights, this meditation is your shortcut to waking up re
Making Friends With Your Emotions
We often try to combat our strong emotions by suppressing them or becoming overwhelmed by them. However, neither approach is helpful. The more we resist our emotions, the stronger they become, turning them into perceived enemies. In reality, emotions are not our foes; they are our teachers. Emotions
Making Friends With Your Emotions
We often try to combat our strong emotions by suppressing them or becoming overwhelmed by them. However, neither approach is helpful. The more we resist our emotions, the stronger they become, turning them into perceived enemies. In reality, emotions are not our foes; they are our teachers. Emotions