Top Research News on Mindfulness Meditation: Fall 2020
A new roundup of mindfulness research on reducing the effects of inflammation, online treatments for depression, and how your breathing impacts free will.
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A new roundup of mindfulness research on reducing the effects of inflammation, online treatments for depression, and how your breathing impacts free will.
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From mobile meditation to conscious aging, keep up with the latest in the world of mindfulness.
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Pulmonologist Ni-Cheng Liang takes a look at how the breath—a common anchor of attention in meditation—can be triggering. Explore her masking practice to calm feelings of anxiety and stress when we’re unable to comfortably connect with the in or out breath.
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Meditation teacher Vinny Ferraro offers a noting practice to see thoughts clearly as they arise, gently note them, and return to the breath and body.
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When love falls apart, embracing your life as it is—agony, misfortune, and all—can help you heal. Try this three-step mindfulness practice to help you find stability and a little bit of ease.
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Mindfulness is available to us in every moment and the most important thing to do is start. These three meditation devices claim they can help.
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Resilience expert Linda Graham shares three ways to use awareness and deep breathing to ground ourselves throughout the day.
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Cara Bradley offers an invigorating movement practice to stabilize the nervous system before meditating.
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Instead of turning away from what feels difficult or painful, mindfulness teaches us that we can learn much from leaning in to any discomfort we're feeling.
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As we work toward building a more compassionate world, we must find the courage to face our biases on the spot. Here are four steps to consider.
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