3 Mindful Practices for Resilient Kids
Back to school means lots of change this year. Here are a few ways to help kids build their capacity to be resilient, adaptable, and grounded through the transition.
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Back to school means lots of change this year. Here are a few ways to help kids build their capacity to be resilient, adaptable, and grounded through the transition.
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The urge to put off daunting tasks can be difficult to overcome. In this 13-minute video from Big Think, author and podcaster Tim Ferriss shares a few easy ways to spark productivity and stop procrastination in its tracks.
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Meditation teachers and lifelong friends Iman Gibson and Tori Lund on their album of anti-racism meditations, and how mindfulness can lead to allyship.
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Founding Editor Barry Boyce takes a look at how this turning point in history may turn us toward the strength we all have within and help us reimagine what is possible.
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This five-minute video offers an easy self-compassion practice for moments when we’re feeling critical of ourselves.
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An unlikely tool for cultivating compassion lies well beyond the meditation cushion. We find it, instead, in improv communities.
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Explore this guided meditation focused on allowing ourselves to settle in the present moment.
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Mindful Editor Anne Alexander reflects on the importance of leaning on our practice when the known falls away and we’re left with anger, confusion, fury, or despair.
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Ubiquitous though it is, the effort to always control the situations and people in our lives doesn’t serve us. Here’s why you may want to lose it.
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Thinking we need to be perfect before we act is a trap—but it’s one we can free ourselves from.
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