Br. Shubamrita, monk and teacher, offers a direct and grounded conversation on monastic life, meditation, discipline and the patterns that shape attention, behaviour and regulation.
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This interview was conducted by Mícheál Ó Mathúna, author, workshop facilitator and integrative practitioner. His work focuses on conditioning, self-trust and the restoration of internal regulation.
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Shubamrita explores:
✓ What monastic life is and how structure shapes behaviour, attention and internal stability
✓ The most influential lesson from spiritual practice and its impact on daily living
✓ The role of meditation in regulating the nervous system and stabilising attention
✓ How disciplined practice supports energy, presence and sustained engagement in life
Br. Shubamrita is a monk and teacher known for his work on meditation, discipline and lived spiritual practice.
His work focuses on structured practice, internal regulation and sustained attention, supporting individuals in developing stability, clarity and grounded presence.
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