Diana Hill: Finding Meaning In Pain
When we take the time to be truly, compassionately present with our discomfort, we can connect with what we care about most—and we can start to imagine creative ways we might act on that care. Read More
When we take the time to be truly, compassionately present with our discomfort, we can connect with what we care about most—and we can start to imagine creative ways we might act on that care. Read More
What estranged parents and children need to know about memory, harm, and the limitations of our personal stories. Read More
Teacher and founder of MIND Music Thaddaeus Washington leads a music-based guided meditation to help you rest your mind, body, and heart. Read More
October’s Teacher of the Month is a new voice to Mindful: musician Thaddaeus Washington. As a Toledo-based artist and founder of MIND Music, Thadd sees music as medicine and offers his original compositions as meditative practices. Read More
One of the core principles of mindfulness is learning the practice of not reacting to everything that's going on inside and around us. But where do we begin? Read More
Teacher and founder of Treeming.org Jörg Sprave leads a guided meditation to introduce listeners to the ancient practice of shinrin-yoku (forest bathing). Read More
Jay Pitter, author of the book Black Public Joy, offers placemaking concepts and practices for cultivating a healthy sense of connection with ourselves and the outside world. Read More
Jill Suttie unpacks a study that looks at the experience of awe, and how this unique emotional experience might be connected to why nature makes us happier and healthier. Read More