
Immerse yourself …
ME & Art
Being mindful means,
pausing and noticing yourself in this very moment, without judgement or evaluation.
An introduction by our mindfulness team.
Choose your experience by clicking on the words in the tag cloud
- mindful communication
- 10 min
- embodiment meditation
- skin
- focus
- embodied movement
- openess
- 8 min
- shapes and colors
- equanimity
- belonging
- breath circle
- inquiry
- tree meditation
- beginners mind
- 9 min
- mindfulness in everyday life
- listening meditation
- visual meditation
- stability
- curiosity
- mindful perception
- place of well-being
- seeing landscape
- creativity in your everyday life
- restorative
- 11 min
- mountain meditation
- body awareness
- embodiment meditation for wheelchair users
- alignement
- breathwork
- 12 min
- 7 min
Am Sempachersee (Joie de Vivre)
Become that moment, become a tree, become part of Robert Zünd's landscape. A body awareness practice by MBSR teacher Isolde Reber.
Panorama des Grindelwaldtales
MBSR teacher Bruno Amrein leads you through this mindfulness practice of equanimity and stability with the panorama of the Grindelwald valley by Caspar Wolf.
Blick von der Beatushöhle über den Thunersee auf die Schynige Platte und die Jungfrau
Taking in the view over Lake Thun with an invitation to observe our inner atmosphere by Tanja Joho, MBSR teacher.
Porträt des Malers
Be curious. Dive deep into the multilayered work by Rolf Winnewisser with MBSR teacher Erica Fankhauser.
Pagode
Breathe with the colors and shapes of the Pagoda. MBSR teacher Erica Fankhauser invites you to observe the movement of your breath with the painting by Pierre Haubensak.
Kranenburg
Where do our moods manifest in our bodies? What makes us feel connected with others? MBSR teacher Bruno Amrein explores these sensations with a work by Swiss artist Franz Gertsch.
The Hiker
Our body provides us with a variety of senses and capacities, day after day, that help us explore life. Regine Meier invites you to consciously perceive the next movements with "The Hiker" by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner.
Two Women in a Café
How do we listen to one another? How do we choose our words? Andrea Mock's contemplation of "Two Ladies in a Café" invites us to imagine mindful communication.
R 338
Geneviève Claisse rhythmical circular shapes inspired MBSR teacher Regine Meier to observe and connect our breath with what we see.
Studium der Geographie (La Géographie)
Lost in thought when your attention is required? Observe your wandering mind with kindness and gently redirect it back to the task at hand.
Ohne Titel (2-teilig)
The landscape within you. Explore the landscape in front of you and within you. A mindful discovery by MBSR teacher Regine Meier.
Erwachen/Réveil/Awakening
Awaken (your spine). A mindfulness practice. Let the ebb and flow of your breath help you to align your spine and yourself. A mindfulness practice by MBSR teacher Andrea Mock.
Untitled (Deer)
Lean against a tree trunk, take a deep breath and ground yourself. A tree meditation by Isolde Reber, inspired by the work "Untitled (Deer)" by Stefan Banz.
Rooms (Lieu de mémoire VI), Labios’ Azulejos
In which space do you feel comfortable? Looking at Silvie and Chérif Defraoui's photo work "Rooms", Andrea Mock invites us to explore what exactly makes it a place of well-being.
Gurken (Cucumber)
"Have you ever taken the time to look at a cucumber for seven minutes?" An invitation to rediscover ordinary objects in a new light with an attitude of inner curiosity.
Untitled
The secret life of small things. An invitation to discover everyday things in a new and creative way.
Rettung der Haut ozeanisch (Rescue of the skin oceanic)
Skin tells, remembers, processes. Andrea Mock explores it with Heidi Bucher's skinning "Rescue the skin oceanic".
Balcony Scene
What makes us feel whole? Inquires mindfulness teacher Andrea Mock as we contemplate Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's painting "Balcony Scene" from 1935.
The Three Old Women
What do I see and what does it trigger in me? A meditation by MBSR teacher Regine Meier.
Sertig Valley in Autumn
Let your gaze roam through the autumnal Sertigtal and consciously notice your breath. A mindfulness exercise by Isolde Reber.