Mindful magazine December 2018 | Issue № 35 Already a digital subscriber?Log in for full access. Features Well-Being Finding Strength in Healthy Doses of Solitude Research suggests there’s a boundary between healthy alone-time and harmful loneliness. Plus—Explore mindful practices…
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While the majority of mindful readers prefer to eat at the table, the rest are sofa dwellers. Read more answers from our reader survey on food.
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Opening a pomegranate can seem a messy and meticulous task, but it can also be a beautiful and fun experience to savor. Bring some festive color into your life with this simple technique.
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Star Trek fans know Deep Space Nine actor Nana Visitor as the officer who suffered personal trauma on her home planet Bajor. When that narrative played out in her own life during the show’s filming, she turned to mindfulness.
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Meditating with frolicking ruminants and doctors prescribing walks in the park, keep up with the latest in mindfulness.
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Serious illness often marks both body and mind: Mindfulness helps us to face what we would rather not: learning from the unwanted, perhaps even being enriched by it.
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The science of crying reveals tears are one of the most honest forms of communication.
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Scientists are in hot pursuit of the "the connectome"—the map of the 86-billion-neuron, 100-trillion-synapse human brain that would allow your brainware to be recreated in digital form.
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It’s taboo to talk about financial struggles because our emotions about money run so deep—but naming our feelings around money will help us deepen our relationship with it.
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Meditation apps help users see mindfulness as part of their lives but they also run the risk of becoming just another tech habit.
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