Professor David Zlotnick is bringing mindfulness into the courtroom via the classroom with his new course that prepares law students for trial with the use of mindfulness theory and practice.
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Must it be beautiful? If we are to bring the energy of millions of people to the task of making sustainable architecture more commonplace, then yes, writes Bryan Welch.
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So you're practicing mindfulness, but sometimes it just doesn't feel like it's working. That's natural. In order to stay on track, says Donald Altman, it's important to stop now and then and recalibrate your thinking. Here's how.
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Assaf Peretz has created a place online for you to have deep conversations about things that matter. Tom Morris, Ph.D. talks to him about his fascinating website and the possibilities for meaningful online discussion.
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Dr. Jack Kevorkian has passed away, but the debate in which he played a crucial role most certainly remains thriving. Among the very interesting voices in the Right-to-Die discussion is Stan Goldberg, who has a new piece on the matter here on Mindful. “As…
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HarperOne has announced that it will publish “Search Inside Yourself,” a book by Google’s Chade-Meng Tan (Meng), famously known as the company’s “Jolly Good Fellow.” The book is based on the personal growth course of the same name that he pioneered for employees at Google. Meng is a strong…
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A vacation can be just the thing to jumpstart your waning creativity, according to a recent report on CNN.com. In the report, Adam Galinsky, professor at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, says “detaching from a familiar environment can help get new perspectives on everyday…
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Is it possible to live without spending any cash whatsoever? After becoming disillusioned with consumer society, Mark Boyle decided to give it a try.
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Arthur Zajonc explores how art can come to life through contemplation, and guides us through a simple exercise that will help us experience art in this exciting way.
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A new study reveals how mindfulness practice can change decision-making for the better. The study, conducted by the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute, found that people who meditate regularly use different parts of their brains in the decision-making process. A total of 66 people participated in the study. Those who regularly practiced…
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