There Are Heroes Among Us
One in five Americans is a hero, according to a professor from Stanford.
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One in five Americans is a hero, according to a professor from Stanford.
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Humans are wired to be good, according to Professor Dacher Keltner. One only has to look at emotions such as compassion, awe, and embarrassment to see it.
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Mindfulness has, of course, been increasingly newsworthy, but the latest news – as reported on here on Mindful.org last week – has really been getting around in the past couple of days.
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The business world is catching on to the benefits of mindfulness, and Aetna’s now on board.
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Dr. Sarah Buckley shares her story about being more attuned to a baby's most basic needs.
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During the month of February, author and spiritual teacher Sharon Salzberg is inviting a diverse group of people from all over North America to participate in the meditation program she lays out in her new book, Real Happiness: The Power of Meditation: A 28-Day Program.
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Jill S. Sneiderman is a professor of earth science at Vassar College. She is the editor of For the Rock Record and The Earth Around Us. Photograph:…
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Journalist Jenn Director Knudsen researches how to peel back the layers to find the mind-body connection.
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As parents, we experience stress at various times during the day—whether during a hectic morning routine, a hurried bedtime ritual, or a silent drive to school. But mindfulness can help in many ways, says psychologist Raelynn Maloney.
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This excerpt from grief counselor Meg Spinella on the Tuscon shootings sheds light on the losses in Newtown.
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