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"My tallit is left hanging by my bed more mornings than I'd like... [Meditation] needed to engage my body and imaginative mind because both are vulnerable to being overcome by fight, flight, freeze."
—Tristen Taggart, buff.ly/3bLkXbY.

In honor of #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, check out our blog post on how a helpful meditation tool from MenHealing: Weekends of Recovery helped our blogger to re-engage with themself during the pandemic.
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[Image: Photo of a tallit, a Jewish prayer shawl. Text says: "’My tallit is left hanging by my bed more mornings than I'd like... [Meditation] needed to engage my body and imaginative mind because both are vulnerable to being overcome by fight, flight, freeze.’ —Tristen Taggart, buff.ly/3bLkXbY.” FORGE logo.] ... See MoreSee Less

My tallit is left hanging by my bed more mornings than Id like... [Meditation] needed to engage my body and imaginative mind because both are vulnerable to being overcome by fight, flight, freeze. —Tristen Taggart, https://buff.ly/3bLkXbY. In honor of #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, check out our blog post on how a helpful meditation tool from MenHealing: Weekends of Recovery helped our blogger to re-engage with themself during the pandemic. https://buff.ly/2SYj86P [Image: Photo of a tallit, a Jewish prayer shawl. Text says: ’My tallit is left hanging by my bed more mornings than Id like... [Meditation] needed to engage my body and imaginative mind because both are vulnerable to being overcome by fight, flight, freeze.’ —Tristen Taggart, https://buff.ly/3bLkXbY.” FORGE logo.]
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