When Sparks Fly
Some of us recoil from arguments, while others jump in with relish. Either way, employing insight and care means all involved can be victorious.
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Some of us recoil from arguments, while others jump in with relish. Either way, employing insight and care means all involved can be victorious.
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Things that spark our minds, touch our hearts, make us smile—or roll our eyes. Keep up with the latest in mindfulness.
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Alexander deVaron teaches music theory and composition at Temple University’s Boyer College of Music and Dance in Philadelphia.
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Mindful magazine April 2018 | Issue № 31 Gift Subscription Renew Subscription Buy Single Issues Digital Archive Help Features A Place of One’s Own A firm intention and a personal touch make for a meditation…
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The simple practice of paying attention is making inroads in medicine through habit change, stress reduction, self-care, and decreasing physician burnout.
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Editor-in-Chief Barry Boyce on why mindfulness is not something for a select few. It's our human birthright.
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Jon Kabat-Zinn, founder of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, comments on the first medical school division dedicated to studying the impact of meditation.
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Mindfulness is a practice of being with whatever shows up—that includes the sniffles and itchy eyes.
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DNA determines much of who we are, but it’s not fixed for life. Our behavior and environment can effect alterations to genes for good or ill. Can meditating affect us at a genetic level?
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