Meditation · Self-care / SEON 명상 3
다정한 거리
For days when you rush to reply, feel guilty after saying no, or come home tired from seeing people. Eleven meditations help you make room for yourself within your relationships.
About this book
Have you ever cared for someone else and only noticed your own feelings later? Rather than offering the right answers to relationships, Gentle Distance gives you time to notice how you are before replying or acting. Three themes guide the book: a place for your own feelings, room to choose, and staying connected without losing yourself. Each meditation begins with an ordinary moment: a notification, a request, or being alone after a conversation. Read slowly, pause between paragraphs, and notice what you need now. The Korean-language materials include a 31-page PDF ebook and EPUB, a 12-page printable meditation journal with chapter questions and communication exercises, and a two-page reading guide. The journal can be printed repeatedly for personal use. The EPUB also includes the journal's practices, questions and example expressions as an appendix. Get the complete materials through the Naver MYBOX sharing link. Read one chapter a day or begin with the situation closest to yours. One or two lines of reflection are enough. The cover and interior use AI-created illustrations. This book is for everyday self-care, not a substitute for treatment or resolving relationship problems. In situations involving threats or coercion, prioritize safety and practical help.
Who it is for
People who feel they must stop everything and reply immediately Readers who find it hard to say no or feel uneasy afterward Anyone who keeps replaying other people's expressions and tone People who want to begin meditation through reading rather than lengthy explanations
A look inside
Contents
- Introduction
- Reading in a way that suits you
- Begin where you need today
- Part 1 · A place for my feelings
- 01 A place for my heart to sit
- 02 One breath before replying
- 03 Their feelings and my own place
- Part 2 · Room to choose
- 04 Checking in with myself before accepting a request
- 05 A no that can be brief
- 06 The feelings that remain after saying no
- 07 One step away from sharp words
- Part 3 · Connecting without losing myself
- 08 Asking for what I need in small words
- 09 Room even in close relationships
- 10 Making sense of a lingering conversation
- 11 Reconnecting at my own pace
- Closing thoughts
- Author
- 윤세일
- Published
- Oct 26, 2026
- Edition updated
- Oct 26, 2026
- Version
- 1.0
- Pages
- 31p
- File size
- 2.4 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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