Will Williams is a teacher of meditation, but he doesn’t look like the stereotype of a guru. Will came to meditation after suffering from insomnia for years. Vedic meditation is an ancient tradition but Will says it has many lessons for how we live now, in a world where so many of us are constantly tired and distracted. He gives us some tips for how to approach meditation to make life calmer.
Sleep, Bliss and Meditation, Will Williams
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