Expert Interviews
Love Everyone
Sharon Salzberg on how we can extend our hearts to every single person—not just the people we know or like, and not just when we’re feeling good. Read More 
Loving-Kindness & Compassion
Loving-kindness and compassion practices train you to extend warmth and care - first to yourself, then to others. These meditations can shift how you relate to difficult emotions, tough relationships, and your own inner critic.
Kids & Teens
3 Ways to Inspire Kids to Share
New research provides insight into what matters to kids when they decide to give. Read More
Expert Interviews
How Compassion Gives Us the Stability to Take Wise Action
Point of View Podcast Episode 5: A conversation with Frank Ostaseski about finding the inner resources to meet the impossible in extraordinary ways. Read More
Expert Interviews
How to Care Deeply Without Burning Out
Sharon Salzberg and Dan Harris explore how to recognize the signs of empathy fatigue and maintain a balanced, mindful, compassionate response. Read More
Focus & Attention
How the Brain Changes When We Practice Knowing Our Minds
Practicing self-affirmation wires your brain to recognize your own brand of failure, reducing the defensiveness that can hinder performance improvement. Read More
Depression & Grief
Two Ways Forgiveness Helps You Through Tough Times
Why the best way to recover might be to let go. Read More
Guided Meditations
A 10-Minute Meditation on Love Connection
Explore this mindfulness practice from Tara Brach for keeping the lines of communication open and maintaining a deep, loving connection. Read More
Loving-Kindness & Compassion
How to Be Mindful When You’re Anxious
In small doses, anxiety can put us in touch with what we need most. The problem arises when anxiety overwhelms and blocks us. Read More
Kids & Teens
Sesame Street Brings Kindness to the Block
Sesame Street taps mindfulness experts to build kindness into its 2017 season. Read More
Learn
What You Practice Grows Stronger
When it comes to making changes, we all have one habit in common that holds us back: self-judgement. The neuroscience of mindfulness suggests lasting change requires a softer touch. Read More
