Discover the present moment
Awakening is our next public health revolution. The science of meditation shows that we can be happier, less angry and stressed, more awake and more compassionate to oneself and others by meditating. But everyone doesn’t know about this fact yet. My vision is to help people all over the world discover meditation so we can live a more authentic and compassionate life. If we’re not present, we’re missing our own life. What can be more important than that?
About Axel
Axel Wennhall is a meditationcoach, author and co-founder of the Swedish meditationapp Mindfully. He has a bachelor degree in business and marketing from Uppsala University and previously worked as a PR-consultant. Today he teaches meditation to individuals, companies and organisations and he’s passionate about helping people live a more awake and compassionate life. Axel’s the host of the podcast Meditera Mera and co-founder of Breathe In, who holds meditation and adventure retreats. Meditation - ett inre äventyr is Axels debut book. His philosophy is that the best knowledge is the one that you experience yourself.
The book Meditation - ett inre äventyr (in Swedish)
In the book Meditation – ett inre äventyr the reader is taken on an inner journey. Written in a warm and funny style, some of my personal stories is combined with the science of meditation and experiments for the reader to explore the teachings. Get the book to read about our next public health revolution and how meditation is the key to live a happier and healthier life.
Mindfully the Swedish meditation app
Meditation is a great tool if you’re feeling stressed, worried or anxious but the potential is actually way more profound. It can be life’s most exciting adventure. Mindfully has over 250 guided meditation and huge section of knowledge about how to live a mindful life. The app is in Swedish with some of Sweden’s foremost experts.
Meditation and mindfulness at work
Meditation is a brilliant practice if you’re stressed, backed up by science. But meditation isn’t only for those suffering from stress, it can benefit everyone - meditation is a kind of mental training that helps you strengthen your focus, your wellbeing and your creativity.
Mindfulness course
A meditation course with the purpose to reduce stress, strengthen focus, improve creativity and wellbeing with individual practice in mindfulness.
Workshops
Workshop in how mindfulness can help your team to collaborate and solve problems more skillfully.
Interactive lecture
What is meditation? Why meditate? And how do you actually do? These questions are being answered under this interactive lecture.
Leadership Mentoring
To become a skillful leader you first have to know yourself. Courses, workshops and individual coaching.
Guided meditations
Meditate together with your colleagues to strengthen your focus, compassion and creativity.
Clients
Meditera Mera - a podcast about meditation
Meditera mera is a podcast from Mindfully. Together with our guest we’re exploring what it means to live an awake and compassionate life in our modern world. In this episode Axel speaks with Loch Kelly an American meditation teacher about the insights from a 30 day silent retreat.
Here’s some of the benefits Of meditation
Awareness
Research has showed that we’re lost in thought 47 percent of our time. Meditation helps us experience the now and find that which is always and already awake. To get lost and begin again is not a mistake, it’s part of the practice.
Creativity
We don’t do an idea, we get an idea. Most often this happens when we disconnect from our compulsive thinking, it might be in the shower or on a run. Meditation can help us discover the open space between our thoughts where ideas and our creativity arises.
focus
Concentration is a foundation in meditation. Try to focus on an object for a couple of minutes. The expression "monkey mind" where the mind jumps forward and back is striking metaphor. Meditation helps us to focus on what’s most important in any given moment.
Wellbeing
Some say that meditation have made them 10 percent happier, others say it has changed their life. Meditation helps us observe our thought and feelings with equanimity. To allow what already is creates inner peace. To experience the present moment rather than being lost in thought is happiness.
Reduced stress
Stress is probably our biggest public health problem. Stress today is almost always related to our thoughts. Meditation is not a relaxing exercise, but it helps us to observe our minds and learn to see which thoughts are useful and which one we can let go of. To understand the difference helps us relax.
Compassion
Research has shown that meditation can increase our compassion for ourselves an and others. We can learn to see how often our thoughts are negative and stop believing the stories. Meditation teaches us to not judge ourselves, which is the foundation for not judging others.