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World Meditation Day 2025 – Five Senses Healing Meditation in Jeongseon, Gangwon
Imi Jung Daom MediWall Pilates Yoga, Official KYMA Regional Hub
On World Meditation Day 2025, Imi Jung Daom MediWall Pilates Yoga in Sabuk, Jeongseon (Hansung Building 2F, Sabuk 3-gil 32) will host a 180-minute ¡°Five Senses Recovery Meditation¡± as one of the official programs of the Korea Yoga Meditation Association (KYMA), under the Korea Therapy Yoga Association (KTYA). Together with 12 other KYMA centers nationwide, the Jeongseon team will guide the same meditation structure from 10:00 to 13:00, creating a shared field of stillness and recovery across Korea.
This program is designed for people whose bodies are exhausted but whose minds never seem to rest. Many residents in the Jeongseon–Sabuk area work in shift-based, physically demanding or emotionally intensive jobs, juggling care responsibilities and regional stress. Even when they lie down, their nervous systems remain in ¡°alert mode.¡± The Five Senses Recovery Meditation aims to gently collect scattered attention from the outside world back to ¡°here and now,¡± using sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste as safe pathways inward.
Leading the session is director Imi Jung, a rare combination of clinical nurse, yoga therapist, and meditation educator. She holds a registered nurse license from the Ministry of Health and Welfare and worked eight years as a clinical nurse at Korea University Ansan Hospital, where she encountered countless patients whose lab results were stable but whose emotional and nervous systems were collapsing. That experience became the foundation of her current philosophy: the body alone does not heal; the senses, mind, and nervous system must rest together.
Today, Jung serves as Education Director at the Singing Bowl Healing Meditation Institute (SBHMI) under KTYA, Gangwon Regional Director of KYMA, Chair of the Mind–Rest–Meditation Group for Relaxation Therapy within the International Association of Integrative Therapy (IAIT), and is recognized as one of the IAIT 100 Integrative Therapists. She is certified as a Singing Bowl Meditation Yoga Instructor Level 1 (KTYAS-I-025), Meditation Trainer (KTYA-25-M 012), and Breath Trainer (KTYAPT 25-010), and holds Yoga Therapist I (CPYT Member No.0053) and Yoga Therapist II (psychological healing, CPYT¥± 23-044) credentials. Her background in child psychology and art therapy, along with extensive kids¡¯ classes and workshops, adds depth to her understanding of emotional regulation across ages.
The 180-minute World Meditation Day program in Jeongseon follows a pratyahara-based design, inspired by the classical fifth limb of yoga: the gentle withdrawal and reorientation of the senses. Participants begin with sound: singing bowls and simple soundscapes that reduce noise complexity and invite brain waves to slow down. Visual input is softened with low lighting, candlelight, and simple focal points, helping the prefrontal cortex release cognitive overload.
Touch is explored through awareness of the body¡¯s contact with the floor, mat, and props, restoring a basic sense of physical safety—¡°my body is supported here and now.¡± Smell is engaged through natural aromas that allow participants to notice subtle shifts in mood and breath, while taste is awakened with mindful eating: slowly savoring a single piece of fruit or snack, noticing texture, temperature, and aftertaste instead of eating on autopilot.
The session closes with short journaling and sharing. Participants are invited to write about the moment they first felt their body truly relax, when emotions unexpectedly softened, or when their thoughts finally slowed down. This simple act of writing turns the experience into a personal recovery tool that can be revisited in daily life.
For KYMA, the Jeongseon Five Senses Recovery Meditation is not a one-time event but part of a broader effort to translate classical pratyahara into practical, everyday Korean meditation. For Imi Jung, it is the meeting point of her clinical nursing experience and her work as a yoga–meditation–sound therapist. On World Meditation Day 2025, Jeongseon residents are invited to step out of survival mode and learn, perhaps óÀ½À¸·Î, what it feels like to truly rest from the senses inward.