Calming a Rush of Reactivity with Compassion
During moments (or days) when everything seems impossibly complicated, we can still return to one place of simplicity: our innate capacity for presence and kindness.
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During moments (or days) when everything seems impossibly complicated, we can still return to one place of simplicity: our innate capacity for presence and kindness.
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Election day can bring with it all kinds of feelings, from excitement to anxiety, fear, or anger. Here are some simple mindfulness practices to help you through the day.
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Chris Willard shares a few useful mnemonics that help us stay on course with speaking and communicating mindfully.
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Join author Susan B. Katz in a playful practice that helps children to focus on their breath, while their thoughts zoom on by.
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These pandemic days at home aren’t easy. Poet Tanya Davis reminds us that we’re not alone, and inner resilience is always available to us.
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What can we do to stay resilient during the leadup to the US election? These questions will help you check in with yourself daily.
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Like it or not, having thoughts is part of meditating. Mindful readers share what’s top of mind.
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Check out three mindfulness apps that caught our attention.
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When things are at their worst, mindfulness teacher Elaine Smookler suggests turning to the rules of clowning to face difficult emotions.
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Follow this 12-minute guided meditation to gather your attention and consider what would really serve you, your self-care, and your capacity for resilience.
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