Do You Know How You Can Change the World?
Mindful columnist Elaine Smookler reminds us that there are countless ways to bring joy, health, and healing to our planet. You might be the agent of change we’ve been waiting for.
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Explore the link between mindfulness and health. Articles, tips, and exercises aimed at improving your mental and physical well-being
Mindful columnist Elaine Smookler reminds us that there are countless ways to bring joy, health, and healing to our planet. You might be the agent of change we’ve been waiting for.
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The nuances of improving attention, the possibility of unwanted side effects from meditating, and more highlights from current mindfulness research.
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When we get caught up in worry or regret about the past or future, we bring those emotions into the present moment, says Matthias Birk. Here are three ways mindfulness can help us connect with what is real right now.
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Finding your flow and living authentically comes from a place of mindfulness, explains Shalini Bahl-Milne—we just need to be willing to stay with both the good and the messy aspects of our lives.
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Learn about the mechanics of habit formation and observe them at work in your mind and body. By bringing awareness, and injecting curiosity and kindness into the process, you’ll be able to reevaluate and change your habits.
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Sometimes willpower and reframing aren’t enough to break a habit. Here’s how to break the cycle.
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Even tight-knit, caring groups of people can be susceptible to cliquiness and even cruelty. Founding editor Barry Boyce considers what we can all do to hold each other accountable.
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Meditator and tech researcher Dan Nixon offers three practical ways to be more present and purposeful when it comes to our technology and social media.
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Authors and mindfulness experts Eric Langshur and Nate Klemp dive into the research on how building strong connections with others helps us stay healthy and happy.
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When it comes to mental health, our internal world may matter more than we think.
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