Are Meditators Unmotivated Slackers?
Does meditation turn good employees into the listless masses? Editor-in-Chief Barry Boyce weighs in on a recent study. Read More
Does meditation turn good employees into the listless masses? Editor-in-Chief Barry Boyce weighs in on a recent study. Read More
“No” is a word most of us use too infrequently. And, what’s worse, when we say “No” we usually add on all sorts of wheedly explanations. But “No” is a complete sentence, and here’s why. Read More
Byron Katie, author and founder of The Work, explains how a simple yes or no question can help you relieve stress. Read More
A resource guide to help people of color destigmatize mental health issues, find culturally competent therapists, and practice self-care. Read More
This 12-minute body scan and breath awareness practice integrates relaxation, mindfulness, and gratitude. Cultivating the ability to notice what arises in our field of awareness—pleasant or unpleasant—with sustained attention. Read More
Beginning in January, Mindful will host grass-roots meditation activist Shelly Tygielski for a transformative 8-week program called “Self-Care For Politically Charged Times.” Our rallying cry for 2019 is: Self-Care is a radical act of love. Please sign up to join us every Wednesday… Read More
A new study suggests that people who are highly empathic find listening to music more enjoyable. Read More
Narcissism is more than just an obsession with selfies and appearances. This Ted-Ed video explores narcissism in its various forms and it develops. Read More
Knowing what you’re passionate about is only part of the equation. Fostering purpose also means appreciating our interconnectedness and cultivating gratefulness. Read More
Whether you’re in need of a better night’s sleep, a chance to practice gratitude, or simply a reminder to take a deep breath, here are our most popular guided meditations from 2018. Read More