2017

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Compassion
Belonging Is Believing 

What we humans believe has always been shaped by the group we identify with. In the age of filter bubbles, the habit of looking to our tribe for all the answers may be escalating. Read More 

  • Sharon Begley
  • October 2, 2017
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The Mindful Kitchen & Mindful Eating
The Mindful Kitchen: The Good Apple 

Apples are at once ordinary and special, reliable yet delicate. Here's how to savor their sweet comforting flavor. Read More 

  • Claire Zimmerman
  • October 1, 2017
Carlos Alberto, meditation instructor and nightclub doorman in NYC
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When One Door Closes 

Nightclub doorman Carlos Alberto on his journey to becoming a meditation instructor. Read More 

  • Victoria Dawson
  • October 1, 2017
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Take Time To Go Deep 

Want to unplug and reconnect with what really matters? We recommend these five retreat centers across North America. Read More 

  • Victoria Dawson
  • October 1, 2017
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The Downward Spiral of Shame 

You aren't defined by your most shameful moments, say Patricia Rockman. Learn how to transform this most paralyzing of emotions. Read More 

  • Patricia Rockman
  • October 1, 2017
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Nice Guys Finish First 

Putting kindness and empathy first makes us happier, healthier, and even more successful. Compassion, it seems, isn’t just a nice idea. It’s downright good for us. Read More 

  • Mindful Staff
  • October 1, 2017
October 2017 

Mindful magazine October 2017 | Issue â„– 28 Gift Subscription Renew Subscription Buy Single Issues Digital Archive Help Features Take Time To Go Deep  Want to unplug and reconnect with what really matters? We recommend these five… Read More 

  • October 1, 2017
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Mindful FAQ
The Mindful FAQ: Can Mindfulness Do More Harm Than Help? 

If you feel that a particularly challenging feeling or memory is growing too big or intense to bear, the most mindful thing you can do is to choose intentionally to disengage, says clinical psychologist and mindfulness teacher Steve Hickman. Read More 

  • Steven Hickman
  • September 26, 2017
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