What does it mean to just be?
What does it mean, 'to just be?' Jonathan Rowson explores this topic with support from thinkers from the past.
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What does it mean, 'to just be?' Jonathan Rowson explores this topic with support from thinkers from the past.
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The meaning of life is made, not found. Dr. Robert Holden asks us to reconsider the meaning we place on life events.
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Dr. Elisha Goldstein talks about how to manage work-related stress with mindfulness practice.
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Researchers at Stanford have some advice for those prone to social anxiety disorder: meditate.
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You can turn any vacation into a pilgrimage with a just few simple practices. Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat tell you how.
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Vidyamala Burch offers mindfulness practices for coping with experiences of pain and suffering.
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The hardest part of communicating well is knowing when to speak, when to be quiet and when to wait and see—but mindfulness can help, says Susan Chapman.
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Food writer John Thorne, author of Pot on the Fire, muses over breakfast—its purpose, its constitution and what it means for your day.
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Mindful practices alleviate pain and stress. Barry Boyce reports on a couple of doctors who are leading the way in mindful revolution and helping people along the way.
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Love is what we long to receive and to give, yet our intimate relationships are conflicted and often painful. Psychologist John Welwood reveals the difference between absolute and relative love, and the wound within each of us that no other can heal.
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