Be Still and Let It Move
A guided meditation in which Marlies Cocheret invites you to be still and let sensation and emotion move through you.
Non-duality · Silent Awakening
American teacher of silence and non-dual awakening, a direct dharma successor of Adyashanti, offering satsang, meditation and retreats through Deep Water Sangha.
Marlies Cocheret de la Morinière (Zen name Myoku) trained in silent retreats at Jikoji Zen Center in the Santa Cruz Mountains before meeting Adyashanti in the late 1990s; in 2000 he invited her to teach and formally welcomed her into his lineage.
She now leads Deep Water Sangha, offering weekly online satsangs and guided meditations alongside in-person gatherings and silent retreats in the United States, plus a related "Way of Woman" program; she typically takes a break from teaching each August.
“Open yourself up to feel and receive your deepest essence wisdom nature.”Marlies Cocheret de la Morinière
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A guided meditation in which Marlies Cocheret invites you to be still and let sensation and emotion move through you.
A recorded satsang gathering with Marlies Cocheret, part of her Open Circles series.
A deep guided meditation in which Marlies Cocheret leads you beneath the surface of thoughts and emotions into stillness.
A guided meditation in which Marlies Cocheret invites you to welcome all of yourself exactly as you are, resting attention in the body and breath.
In this Conscious.tv interview, Marlies Cocheret talks about her awakening through illness and her emphasis on meditation to calm the nervous system.
Marlies Cocheret de la Morinière is interviewed about her path to awakening and her non-dual teaching on the Buddha at the Gas Pump series.
Talks, guided meditations and podcast conversations, playing from the platform this teacher publishes them on.
Marlies Cocheret and fellow teacher Ellen Emmet are interviewed together by Renate McNay about the feminine face of God, on Conscious.tv.
From the podcast Conscious.tv
Listen on Apple PodcastsMarlies Cocheret talks about transforming trauma through awake presence, on The Centre for Healing Podcast.
From the podcast The Centre for Healing Podcast
Listen on Apple PodcastsMarlies Cocheret talks about what she calls the intimate self, on the Lifting the Veil podcast.
From the podcast Lifting the Veil
Listen on Apple PodcastsDirect contemplation of awareness, identity and the experience of separation.
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