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Walking Meditation with Eyes Open
A meditation practice done while walking with the eyes open, using movement and external sensory input as the focus instead of a seated inward scan. It’s especially useful when you want a more exteroceptive, grounded form of mindfulness that can feel easier to sustain than still meditation. The added motion can make attention training more accessible while keeping you engaged with your surroundings.
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“And then you interleave that with walking meditation, where they're paying attention just to the sensations of lifting and moving and placing their feet.”
Andrew Huberman · Essentials: Using Meditation to Focus, View Consciousness & Expand Your Mind | Dr. Sam Harris · Jul 23, 2026 · 15:14 · YouTube ↗
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