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The Daily Meditation with Brother Richard
Cutdown Studios
4 episodes
1 day ago

The Daily Meditation with Brother Richard is a short daily podcast offering stillness, clarity and spiritual grounding - a moment of calm in a busy, noisy world.


Hosted by Brother Richard, a Capuchin Franciscan friar and meditation teacher, each episode draws on the Christian monastic contemplative tradition, one of the oldest continuous meditative practice in the world. With warmth, simplicity and deep humanity, Brother Richard offers reflections and guided meditations shaped for modern life.

These meditations are open to people of all faiths, and to those with none. No belief is required - only a few quiet minutes and a willingness to pause, breathe and be present, whether taking a pause during the day or winding down before sleep.

Brother Richard belongs to the Capuchin community in Dublin, Ireland, where a life of prayer and meditation has been practiced every day for over 400 years. This podcast carries that living tradition forward, translating ancient wisdom into a form that speaks to contemporary experience. To find out more about the Capuchins’ work visit: https://capuchindaycentre.ie/


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The Daily Meditation with Brother Richard is a short daily podcast offering stillness, clarity and spiritual grounding - a moment of calm in a busy, noisy world.


Hosted by Brother Richard, a Capuchin Franciscan friar and meditation teacher, each episode draws on the Christian monastic contemplative tradition, one of the oldest continuous meditative practice in the world. With warmth, simplicity and deep humanity, Brother Richard offers reflections and guided meditations shaped for modern life.

These meditations are open to people of all faiths, and to those with none. No belief is required - only a few quiet minutes and a willingness to pause, breathe and be present, whether taking a pause during the day or winding down before sleep.

Brother Richard belongs to the Capuchin community in Dublin, Ireland, where a life of prayer and meditation has been practiced every day for over 400 years. This podcast carries that living tradition forward, translating ancient wisdom into a form that speaks to contemporary experience. To find out more about the Capuchins’ work visit: https://capuchindaycentre.ie/


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show more...
Mental Health
Religion & Spirituality,
Christianity,
Health & Fitness
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Coming to Stillness
The Daily Meditation with Brother Richard
20 minutes 25 seconds
2 days ago
Coming to Stillness

In this episode, Brother Richard explores stillness in a world shaped by constant movement, reaction and noise.

He introduces the idea of relaxed awareness - a third state beyond effort and distraction - and explains how meditation is not about judging experience, but gently noticing it. Through the simple practice of checking in, listeners are guided to become aware of the body, the breath and the present moment, exactly as they are.

Brother Richard emphasises that meditation is not a struggle for improvement or escape, but a compassionate return to what is already here. Whatever you notice - tension, restlessness, ease or resistance - all of it belongs.

This episode offers a moment of calm, whether you are pausing during the day or winding down before sleep, supporting recovery, presence and deeper awareness.


00:00 — Introduction

00:40 — Recap from the previous episode

01:49 — Events without wisdom

01:50 — The third state: relaxed awareness

02:40 — A moment of awareness

03:10 — Leaving the moment

03:20 — No judgement

03:40 — A lesson on false spirituality

04:00 — Transformation

04:20 — The bell

05:00 — Taking the seat

06:00 — Hands and palms

06:10 — Eyes open or closed

07:10 — Checking in

07:55 — How are you?

08:05 — Noticing without judgement

08:22 — Wanting to be elsewhere

08:40 — The feet

09:20 — The legs

09:27 — Sensitivity and imbalance

09:55 — Left and right sensations

10:05 — The pelvis

10:45 — Points of contact with the chair

11:05 — The natural curve of the body

11:15 — Back pain and adjustment

11:55 — The urge to reset

12:10 — No struggle with the body

12:23 — Shoulders and upper spine

12:49 — Tension in the shoulders

13:25 — Clenched tightness

14:10 — Base of the head

14:40 — Sensation in the hair

15:10 — The whole face

15:30 — Softening the face

16:00 — The face as the entrance for breath

16:20 — Noticing the breath

16:50 — The chest

17:00 — Hidden tension in the chest

17:30 — The rhythm of breathing

17:45 — Expansion of the breath

18:38 — The solar plexus

18:56 — The whole body again

19:15 — However you are, you are

19:30 — Closing Bell


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The Daily Meditation with Brother Richard

The Daily Meditation with Brother Richard is a short daily podcast offering stillness, clarity and spiritual grounding - a moment of calm in a busy, noisy world.


Hosted by Brother Richard, a Capuchin Franciscan friar and meditation teacher, each episode draws on the Christian monastic contemplative tradition, one of the oldest continuous meditative practice in the world. With warmth, simplicity and deep humanity, Brother Richard offers reflections and guided meditations shaped for modern life.

These meditations are open to people of all faiths, and to those with none. No belief is required - only a few quiet minutes and a willingness to pause, breathe and be present, whether taking a pause during the day or winding down before sleep.

Brother Richard belongs to the Capuchin community in Dublin, Ireland, where a life of prayer and meditation has been practiced every day for over 400 years. This podcast carries that living tradition forward, translating ancient wisdom into a form that speaks to contemporary experience. To find out more about the Capuchins’ work visit: https://capuchindaycentre.ie/


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.