Does Hannah Knapp Say You Need a Special Room or a Long Session to Meditate?
Hannah Knapp of Within tells Stewart Alsop on Crazy Wisdom that one appeal of the short guided apps is the permission they give. Meditation does not require a dedicated room or a large block of time. A longer sit gives one kind of experience. A minute at a stoplight, or while you are standing in a line, is still practice.
In class she likes to send people out with intention setting. As they leave the stillness, they choose what they want the day to be, from that quiet rather than from the to-do list. She has more room for intention setting in hour-long office workshops than in a 30-minute studio class. Her favorite cue is a trigger.