Why Loving-Kindness Takes Time: Sharon Salzberg
It's only after we've practiced many times that we'll begin to notice a habit developing—namely, letting ourselves off the hook once in awhile.
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It's only after we've practiced many times that we'll begin to notice a habit developing—namely, letting ourselves off the hook once in awhile.
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It's not about permissive parenting, says Dr. Dan Siegel in his new book "Yes Brain" with co-author Tina Payne Bryson. It's about using "yes" to find ways to relate, which encourages kids to explore and be resilient, instead of starting at "no," which shuts them down.
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The next time you’re bailing on your best intentions, cut yourself some SLACK with these 5 mindfulness tips for bringing more self-compassion to your resolutions.
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We can avoid some pain, suffering, and frustration if we change the way we relate to our desires.
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Fuel your New Year's resolutions with intention, not nagging. Here are 7 steps to investigate what drives you, so you can hold firm to fresh habits.
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Mindful's top 12 articles on the science and practice of mindfulness in 2017: Expert advice on how to meditate, the practical benefits of mindfulness, and how to work with your emotions and bring more mindful moments into your life.
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Listen to guided meditations from mindfulness experts on how to work with difficult emotions and weave mindful moments into your daily life.
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Synchronizing body, speech, mind, and breath allows you to be completely in the moment, says Temple University professor Alexander deVaron.
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The neural connection between gratitude and altruism is very deep, suggests new research.
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IQ points keep rising with each generation, but the tests are leaving out emotional intelligence, creativity, and wisdom—the very traits we need to solve our most pressing problems.
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