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Meditation · Self-care / SEON 명상 2

오늘은 여기까지

Evening meditations for setting down an unfinished day. Eleven short practices make space for unfinished tasks and permission to rest at the same time.

About this book

Some evenings, your body comes home while your mind remains at work. Unsent replies, unfinished tasks and preparations for tomorrow keep returning. This book does not ask you to put everything in order before you rest. It explores how to pause while things are still unfinished. Eleven meditations move from giving yourself permission to rest to setting down roles, stepping back from inner conversations, finding an evening beyond comparison, and spending a night without waiting for sleep. The previous book practiced returning to where you are; this one practices setting down the roles of the day. One paragraph can be enough.

Who it is for

People whose unfinished tasks keep returning after the day ends Readers who pressure themselves even while resting Anyone seeking a little distance from comparison and regret People who want to end the day at their own pace

A look inside

Introduction: Pausing with things unfinished · 2p
2p Introduction: Pausing with things unfinished
Choose the meditation you need today · 4p
4p Choose the meditation you need today
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Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. An evening that fits you
  3. Begin where you need today
  4. 00 Permission before resting
  5. 01 Setting down roles at the threshold
  6. 02 Stepping out of the pace of the day
  7. 03 Making room for unfinished work
  8. 04 Noticing the day still held in the body
  9. 05 Pausing the conversations within
  10. 06 Between someone else's day and my evening
  11. 07 Not rushing the self that fell short
  12. 08 Time without gaining anything
  13. 09 A night without waiting for sleep
  14. 10 Leaving just one space for tomorrow
Author
윤세일
Published
Oct 20, 2026
Edition updated
Oct 20, 2026
Version
1.0
Pages
39p
File size
0.2 MB
Book language
Korean

Book information is translated where available. The PDF and preview images remain in the book’s original language.

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