Line Goguen-Hughes is a dedicated mindfulness writer and editor, specializing in meditation techniques, mindful living practices, and stress-reduction strategies. As a former assistant editor at Mindful, she has curated and crafted evidence-based articles, guided meditations, and practical well-being tips that help readers cultivate presence, resilience, and balance in daily life. With a passion for translating the latest mindfulness research into accessible insights, Line empowers audiences to deepen their practice and live more fully in the moment.
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The Titanic: A terrible wake-up call 

"The anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic is a good time to be reminded of the only place we can turn to manage the uncertainty and existential storms swirling around us and thereby make better informed decisions; through turning within." —Levi Ben-Schmuel Read More 

  • Line Goguen-Hughes
  • April 11, 2012
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Kids and Teens
Reconnect as a family 

Family life can be very, very busy. Here, Susan Kaiser Greenland suggests ways in which we might reconnect with our loved ones and the world around us. Read More 

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  • April 4, 2012
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Welcome to meditation, Liz! 

Liz Lemon, one of pop-culture's great curmudgeons, has taken up the practice. What does it mean? Rod Meade Sperry explores the question. Read More 

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  • March 30, 2012
Earth Day 2013
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Happy Earth Day 2013 

In honor of Earth Day, April 22, we've compiled this list of stories to inspire us all to make a greater effort to protect our planet.  Read More 

  • Line Goguen-Hughes
  • March 30, 2012
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Madison schools want more meditation programs—Richard Davidson 

Meditation programs in four Madison, Wisconsin schools are so successful that the school district is asking for more, says neuroscientist Richard Davidson. Davidson, who is speaking at the University of B.C. today, says meditation helps kids become kinder and pay better attention. Read More 

  • Line Goguen-Hughes
  • February 17, 2012
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